Lesson 10 Flashcards

1
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Tree

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Primitive - tree or wood (modified - pole)

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2
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Grove

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3
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Forest

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4
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Japanese Judas tree

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Ivy growing down a tree in the shape of a hangman’s rope

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5
Q

Oak

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White tree of fable

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6
Q

Frame

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Made of wood with 90 degree corners

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7
Q

Treetops

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Candles on the tops of the trees

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8
Q

Shelf

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The companion to a tree is a wooden shelf

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9
Q

Paulownia

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The monks of paulownia

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10
Q

Apricot

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Open mouth under tree to catch apricots

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11
Q

Plant

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For a tree to grow well you must plant it straight

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12
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Chair

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A strange chair made from a whole tree

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13
Q

Wither

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Old trees wither

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14
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Crude

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Best wands made from crude wood
Magnolia

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15
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Town

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Trees glued around the boundaries of a village

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16
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Inter-

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You must first remove the block of timber from your own eye before helping your neighbours remove theirs. Inter-human relationships

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17
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Desk

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Desk made of wood with wind blowing across it

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18
Q

Book

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A book is a slice of a tree

19
Q

Tag

A

Fishhook holding a tag labelling the types of trees

20
Q

Calendar

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It takes a whole year of days for trees to grow up a cliff the time in a calendar

21
Q

Plan

A

Relax in a hammock between trees to plan your future

22
Q

Parch

A

Wooden goods are parched for parchment

23
Q

Not yet

A

Tree is not yet fully grown

24
Q

Extremity

A

A tree at the extremity of its growth

25
Q

Obscure

A

Most obscure ideas are those that the sun has not yet shone on

26
Q

Splash

A

Splash at the extremity of a wave

27
Q

Flavour

A

A tree not yet finished growing produces fruit of great flavour to eat

28
Q

Younger sister

A

A woman not yet grown

29
Q

Vermillion

A

A leaf on the end of a branch turns vermillion in autumn

30
Q

Stocks

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Stock comes from the sturdiness of trees that grow vermillion when healthy

31
Q

Young

A

Flowers picked with the right hand grant eternal youth

32
Q

Grass

A

Fast veg

33
Q

Suffering

A

Old flowers suffer

34
Q

Bullying

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Flowers can be used for bullying especially if poison ivy

35
Q

Tolerant

A

You must see through the hot house to become tolerant

36
Q

Dilute

A

An acupuncturist uses flowers in stead of needles to dilute the blood with water

37
Q

Leaf

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Movement of a tree from one generation to the next is like turning over a new leaf

38
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Imitation

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Graveyards use imitation trees

39
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Vague

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Graveyard is vague through the mist

40
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Grave

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Soil removed from the graveyard for graves

41
Q

Livelihood

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Some people work a day in the graveyard for their livelihood

42
Q

Membrane

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All the membranes in your flesh crawls in a graveyard

43
Q

Seedling

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Ideas and values are planted in your brain like seedlings