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A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

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Even though she tried to tiptoe silently through the house, every step Taylor made was audible. Audible: (adj.) Loud enough to be heard
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Page 1: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

A Christmas Carol

Words 11-15

Page 2: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

Michael was astonished when he won first place in the

spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better

speller.

Astonish:(v.) Amaze, shock, surprise

Page 3: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

Even though she tried to tiptoe silently through the house, every step Taylor

made was audible.

Audible:(adj.) Loud enough to be heard

Page 4: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

George has a compulsion to make sure that his desk is

organized – he can’t stand a mess!

Compulsion:(n.) A driving, irresistible force

Page 5: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

I opened a window to dispel the smell and smoke from the

burned popcorn.

Dispelled:(v.) Scattered and driven away

Page 6: A Christmas Carol Words 11-15. Michael was astonished when he won first place in the spelling bee – he was sure that Stephanie was the better speller.

Arthritis has made my grandmother’s

fingers gnarled and sore.

Gnarled:(adj.) knotty and twisted, distorted