Just Like Me Lesson 17
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Your ancestors are the people in your family who came before you. Things that are brilliant are very bright and often shiny, so they would be more likely seen in a jewelry shop window than a park. Something exotic comes from a faraway place and is unusual but interesting, like some foods the assistant has eaten. A graceful person moves smoothly and nicely to look at, so they would not likely trip over their own feet. A mischievous puppy might make one nervous since mischievous things like playing tricks. Fans can participate in baseball or football games by cheering or buying merchandise.
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- 2. The people who came before you in your family are your ancestors. Who are some of your ancestors?
- 3. Things that are brilliant are very bright, and often shiny. Would you be more likely to see brilliant objects in the window of a jewelry shop or in a park? Why?
- 4. Something exotic is unusual and interesting because it came from a faraway place. What is the most exotic food you have ever eaten?
- 5. If a person is graceful, he or she moves in a smooth way that is nice to look at. Is a graceful person likely to trip over his or her own feet? Explain.
- 6. Someone who is mischievous likes to play tricks on other people. If you had a chance for a mischievous puppy, would you be nervous? Why or why not?
- 7. If you participate in a game, you are involved in it. In what ways do fans participate in a baseball or football game?