WORDLY WISE 3000 BOOK 9 LESSON 10

Amputate Aptitude Beneficiary Boon Commiserate Garner Gratis Incapacitate Inception Magnanimous Myriad Practicable Remunerate Solicit Trite

Molly Zhang

10A UNDERSTANDING MEANINGS

1. To Garner things is to collect them. 2. C 3. C 4. To solicit advice is to ask for it in a formal way. 5. To incapacitate someone is to make the helpless. 6. A trite phrase is old. 7. A boon is a blessing. 8. C 9. C 10. C 11. To remunerate someone is to reward them. 12. A beneficiary is one who benefits from something. 13. C 14. C 15. C

10C WORD STUDY

1. Magnanimous, Selfish: A 2. Boon, Blessing: S 3. Incapacitate, Enable: S 4. Inception, Lapse: S 5. Flamboyant, Nondescript: S 6. Scintillate, Sparkle: S 7. Repose, Compliment: A 8. Deficient, Tacit: A 9. Spartan, Raucous: A 10. Copy, Facsimile: S

10B USING WORDS

1. Remunerative; A 2. Myriad; A,B,C 3. Amputate; A 4. Commiserate; B 5. Garner; A,B 6. Practicable; A 7. Solicit; B 8. Incapacitate; A,B

10D IMAGES OF WORDS

1. Aptitude: A,C 2. Inception: A,B 3. Practicable: A 4. Myriad: B,C 5. Gratis: A 6. 7. 8. 9. Trite: A Beneficiary: A Commiserate: A Magnanimity: A

10. Boon: B,C

10E PASSAGE
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Both of them are incapacitated and have a dog that helps them. I think people would help, seeing that it is a very good cause and helps other people in their daily life. They didnt want to do it because they thought it was something that just couldnt have been done. They helped him do what everyone else thought was probably impossible. Sage was a boon to Stevens life because Sage helps Steve do almost everything that Steven himself cant do. I think that an English teacher would likely say that, that trite expression isnt true. She learned that those dogs had a special aptitude for doing what was needed and learning the new tricks. They might have felt bad for her because she had a disability.