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I Know What You Did Last Summer Flashcards

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Publicity

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The process of gaining public notice

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Degrading

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Humiliating, to lower dignity

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Civiliy

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Publicly

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Culmination

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To arrive at a final stage or reach the highest point

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Retrospect

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Survey of a past time, events

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Sullen

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Showing irritation or I’ll humor by a gloomy silence

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Terraced

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Raised level or sloping front sides face with masonry

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Ruefully

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Causing sorrow or pity

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Stabilize

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To make hold firm

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Vulnerability

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Capable of susceptible to being wounded or hurt

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How has Julie changed since last year and your personality?

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Why is Julie happy to be excepted to Smith?

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Why is Julie worried about her mother and how she would get along when she leaves?

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Describe Helen’s life.

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What does Julie do about she received?

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Why doesn’t the note worry Barry?

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What is Ray like? How is he different from Bud?

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Why didn’t Julie and Ray even touch?

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Why don’t Helen and her sister get along?

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How does Helen meet Collingsworth?

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Why is Helen shocked when she returns to her room?

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Why has Ray a disappointment to his father?

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How can you tell Barry is more concerned about himself?

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How would things have been different if Ray were driving?

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Why is there Barry seeing Helen?

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How is Barry shot?

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How does Helen get to the hospital?

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Why doesn’t Barry’s mother like Helen?

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What is Julie’s mother’s explanation for the shooting?

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How does Helen rationalize the car accident?

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Why does Elsa treat Helen badly?

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Why did Elsa come to visit Helen after she found out about the shooting?

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How serious was Barry’s injury?

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Why does everyone think Helen called Barry?

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Why does Julie suddenly remember the first time she met Elsa?

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Why doesn’t Julie tell her mother the truth?

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Why does Barry think Helen is two timing?

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Why is very upset about Ray’s visit to the hospital?

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Why does Barry call Ray a Brutus and a Judas?

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Why does there is explanation differ from what he told his father?

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What is the truth about the phone call to Barry?

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Who meets Ray right outside of the hospital? What do they have in common?

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Why does the conversation between Ray and Bus make Ray feel uncomfortable?

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How does Ray explain the fact That Barry was the only one of the four they did receive an anonymous note?

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Why does Megan like Julie and Ray into her house?

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Why does Megan’s mother blame herself?

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Why does Ray think Megan is lying?

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Why does Ray think the father has a specifically good reason?

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How did Collie get into Helen’s apartment?

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How does Helen’s reaction change from relief to horror?

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What does Collinsworth share with Bud?

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How did Collingsworth find out about Julie and the others?

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What would’ve happened if Helen did not jump?

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Why is Julie the most important one to Collingsworth?

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How did Ray know that Julie was in danger?

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Illusory

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Cause the illusion, deceptive, misleading

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Irrevocable

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Unable to be revoked or recalled

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Jovial

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Endured with or characterized by hearty, joyous, humor or spirit

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Perpetual

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Continuing or enduring forever, everlasting

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Strenuous

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Characterized by a vigorous exertion, effort, like, etc.

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Insinuate

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To suggest or hint slyly

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Mesmerize

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To hypnotize, spell blind, fascinate

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Infuriate

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To make furious,enrage

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Patronize

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To behave in an offensively condescending manner

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Disconcert

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To disturb the self possession of

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Disclose

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To make known; reveal or uncover

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Detain

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To keep from proceeding; keep waiting

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Affront

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And offense to one dignity or self-respect

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Chide

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To express disapproval of; scold, harassed, nag

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Contrite

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Caused by or showing sincere remorse

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Haggard

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Having a gaunt, wasted, or exhausted appearance

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Incredulous

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Disinclined or indisposed to believe

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Ludicrous

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Causing laughter because of absurdity

Honors English (3 decks)

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