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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

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On page 155, where Aunt Grace is reading from the newspaper, these two words are used: "scourge" and "brazen."  Based on context, what do you think each of these words mean?

6 comments:

  1. I think that scourge means something bad (like illegal) and unwanted, something thats kind of ruining them. It said brazen law-breaking in the book so, I think that means law-breaking thats been happening again and again...

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  2. You are a good thinker, Shannon!

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  3. I think that scourge means somethings harmful and doing something that can ruin things. And I agree with Shannon on this one... Based on the context, I think that brazen means something to do with law-breaking thats been happening over and over again.

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  4. I agree with Shannon about both words. I think that scourge means something illegal. I also agree that brazen means something about breaking the law.

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  5. I agree with Shannon about the words, that scourge means something illegal and that brazen means repetitive law breaking.

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  6. I agree with everyone that agreed with Shannon and Shannon of course that scourge means to do something illegal and brazen is past of illegal. like: It WAS a brazen to see them do that.

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