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1. creosote
2. culvert
3. warren
4. myxomatosis
5. stoat
6. devolve
7. dissension*
8. bracken
9. gait*
10. impudent*
11. conspicuously*
12. lampoon
13. propitious*
14. raucous*
15. ribald
16. ubiquitous*
17. common
18. furtive*
19. kestrel
20. lassitude
21. pensive*
22. plausible
23. scut
24. vagabonds
25. vaporing*
26. concourse
27. conspicuous*
28. convex
29. languid*
30. opulent*
31. redolent*
32. adroit
33. incredulous*
34. acquiescence*
35. impiety
36.lacerate
37. urbane
38. escarpment
39. fastidious
40. filamentary
41. membranous
42. myriad*
43. precipitous
44. scrupulously
45. stridulated
46. tenacious*
47. undulated*
48. colonnade
49. oblique
50. stupefied
51. circumscribed*
52. ductile
53. foraging
54. staunch*
55. utilitarian
56. coruscated
57. damascene
58. azure
59. paltry
60. sinuous
61. thwart*
62. apathetic
63. torpid
64. exotic
65. gabbling
66. gregarious*
67. guano
68. guttural
69. intrepid*
70. malodorous
71. oscillated
72. reconnaissance
73. reticence*
74. rookery
75. vernacular*
76. byre
77. vehemence*
78. luminosity
2. culvert
3. warren
4. myxomatosis
5. stoat
6. devolve
7. dissension*
8. bracken
9. gait*
10. impudent*
11. conspicuously*
12. lampoon
13. propitious*
14. raucous*
15. ribald
16. ubiquitous*
17. common
18. furtive*
19. kestrel
20. lassitude
21. pensive*
22. plausible
23. scut
24. vagabonds
25. vaporing*
26. concourse
27. conspicuous*
28. convex
29. languid*
30. opulent*
31. redolent*
32. adroit
33. incredulous*
34. acquiescence*
35. impiety
36.lacerate
37. urbane
38. escarpment
39. fastidious
40. filamentary
41. membranous
42. myriad*
43. precipitous
44. scrupulously
45. stridulated
46. tenacious*
47. undulated*
48. colonnade
49. oblique
50. stupefied
51. circumscribed*
52. ductile
53. foraging
54. staunch*
55. utilitarian
56. coruscated
57. damascene
58. azure
59. paltry
60. sinuous
61. thwart*
62. apathetic
63. torpid
64. exotic
65. gabbling
66. gregarious*
67. guano
68. guttural
69. intrepid*
70. malodorous
71. oscillated
72. reconnaissance
73. reticence*
74. rookery
75. vernacular*
76. byre
77. vehemence*
78. luminosity
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- Collaborative Problem Solving
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- Your Parting Gift
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- Rabbit Tales
- Rabbit Heroes
- General Woundworts Motiviation
- Overcoming Challenges
- Beyond Natural Instincts
- Fiver's Role
- Birds of a Feather
- Fiver's Fear
- Sacrifice Freedom
- Idyllic Warren?
- Hazel as Leader
- Hazel's View of Bigwig
- Cowslip's Warren
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5 comments:
I agree with this statement. The rabbits are hero's because they trekked for miles for what they thought was right. Also, they saved the rabbits of Efrafra from the insane general, Woundwort.
I agree. The rabbits journeyed very far to reach their goals. They also faced all the hardships along the way. They also saved the rabbits of Efrafa from General Woundwort. They are definatly heros.
I agree with the statement because these rabbits have done things that not too many other rabbits have done before. They've saved Efrafa from General Woundwort, they've trekked a long distance, and they have figured out Cowslip's conspiracy at the Warren of the Shining Wire. In my opinion, you don't need to be human and own a cape to be a hero; all you need is some brains, some brawn, and a few rabbits too!
Ben, David, and Melanie,
Which character/rabbit was the greatest hero?Why?
I think Hazel's the greatest hero because his natural instincts have saved them many times. Hazel has led them from the Sandleford Warren, through the Warren of the Shining Wire, and all the way to Watership Down, if that already doesn't make him a hero then I don't know what will. Hazel has used his little rabbit brain to solve many problems and if he can't solve them himself, then he's brave enough to ask Fiver, Blackberry, Bigwig, etc. for help too. Hazel has done many things to make himself a hero, and I think without a character like Hazel in this book, the rabbits wouldn't have made it this far and Watership Down wouldn't be as interesting as it was!
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