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apprentice
| something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity | | a person who works for an expert to learn a trade |
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absurd
| destroyed completely | | inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense |
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annihilated
| to like or love someone very much | | destroyed completely |
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conformity
| move toward | | wanting to be like everyone else |
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veer
| a feeling of unwillingness or opposition | | turn sharply; change direction abruptly |
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reluctance
| a feeling of unwillingness or opposition | | an overwhelming number or amount |
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mishmash
| a motley assortment of things | | sing and play for somebody |
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shun
| expel from a community or group | | hopeless; filled with gloom |
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blithe
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | a scientist who studies fossils and the past |
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masochistic
| deriving pleasure from being mistreated mentally or physically | | dull, dated, and sometimes mushy |
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gawk
| look with amazement; look stupidly | | in a serious and solemn manner |
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treason
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | an act of deliberate betrayal |
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hearty
| a questioning or examining that is often harsh or severe | | showing warm and heartfelt friendliness |
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confer
| have a conference in order to talk something over | | acting on a sudden desire or feeling |
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inquisition
| a questioning or examining that is often harsh or severe | | professional, effective manner of speaking |
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convoy
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | a procession of land vehicles traveling together |
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extravagance
| wear off or die down | | something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity |
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meddle
| intrude in other people's affairs or business | | intense or sharp |
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25. | What did Stargirl pretend during the taping of the Hot Seat? |
| She pretended her fanny was on fire. | |
| She pretended she was in love with Leo. | |
| She pretended the microphone was an ice cream cone. | |
| She pretended to lose her rat. |
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| 26. | What kind of animal did Stargirl bring with her to school? |
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27. | What was Stargirl's real name? |
| 28. | What did Archie and Leo bury in the desert? |
| Photos of Stargirl | |
| Stargirl's files | |
| A book | |
| Barney's skull |
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29. | What is the name of Kevin and Leo's TV show? |
| More About You | |
| Tell the Truth | |
| Hot Seat | |
| Twenty Questions |
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| 30. | What did Stargirl think would happen after she won the state oratorical contest? |
| Leo wouldn't like her anymore. | |
| She would get a scholarship to college. | |
| No one would care. | |
| She would become popular. |
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31. | Why did Stargirl and Leo follow people at the mall for fifteen minutes? |
| They tried to do something nice for them. | |
| They tried to learn about them to figure out what kind of a card they would need. | |
| They tried to steal something from them. | |
| They tried to learn their life story. |
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| 32. | What dance did Stargirl lead at the Ocotillo ball? |
| The hokey pokey | |
| The Macarena | |
| The bunny hop | |
| The twist |
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33. | What did someone throw at Stargirl at the Glendale basketball game? |
| A ball | |
| A tomato | |
| Confetti | |
| A water balloon |
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| 34. | Where was Stargirl's enchanted place? |
| In the desert | |
| At her house | |
| In the park | |
| At school |
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1. |
apprentice
| something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity | | a person who works for an expert to learn a trade |
|
|
2. |
absurd
| destroyed completely | | inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense |
|
|
3. |
annihilated
| to like or love someone very much | | destroyed completely |
|
|
4. |
conformity
| move toward | | wanting to be like everyone else |
|
|
5. |
veer
| a feeling of unwillingness or opposition | | turn sharply; change direction abruptly |
|
|
6. |
reluctance
| a feeling of unwillingness or opposition | | an overwhelming number or amount |
|
|
7. |
mishmash
| a motley assortment of things | | sing and play for somebody |
|
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8. |
shun
| expel from a community or group | | hopeless; filled with gloom |
|
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9. |
blithe
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | a scientist who studies fossils and the past |
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10. |
masochistic
| deriving pleasure from being mistreated mentally or physically | | dull, dated, and sometimes mushy |
|
|
11. |
gawk
| look with amazement; look stupidly | | in a serious and solemn manner |
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12. |
treason
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | an act of deliberate betrayal |
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13. |
hearty
| a questioning or examining that is often harsh or severe | | showing warm and heartfelt friendliness |
|
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14. |
confer
| have a conference in order to talk something over | | acting on a sudden desire or feeling |
|
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15. |
inquisition
| a questioning or examining that is often harsh or severe | | professional, effective manner of speaking |
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16. |
convoy
| lacking or showing a lack of due concern | | a procession of land vehicles traveling together |
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17. |
extravagance
| wear off or die down | | something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity |
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18. |
meddle
| intrude in other people's affairs or business | | intense or sharp |
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