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The Egypt Game By Zilpha Keatley Snyder

The Egypt Game By Zilpha Keatley Snyder. “The Egypt Girls,” “The Evil God” & “The Secret Spy”. accumulate. “In a very short time they had accumulated all sorts of fascinating facts about tombs and temples…”. To gather or collect. Verb. reluctant.

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The Egypt Game By Zilpha Keatley Snyder

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  1. The Egypt GameBy ZilphaKeatley Snyder “The Egypt Girls,” “The Evil God” & “The Secret Spy”

  2. accumulate • “In a very short time they had accumulated all sorts of fascinating facts about tombs and temples…” To gather or collect. Verb

  3. reluctant • “It had moved stiffly, that first time, with a reluctant rusty yelp and they peeked through into he hidden and deserted yard.” Unwilling. Adjective

  4. elaborate • “With elaborate caution they made their way out of the back door of the Casa Rosada and down the alley.” Worked out with great care or detail. Adjective

  5. scouted • “Then they scouted around and found a trash bin that was nice and roomy and not too full to hold an extra donation of dead weeds.” To make a search; to hunt. Verb

  6. authority • “But Melanie seemed to feel that April’s short talk with the old man had made her an authority on the subject…” The right to control, command, or determine. Noun

  7. sacred • “April said it would be just the thing for a firepit for building sacred fires.” Devoted or dedicated to some religious purpose. Adjective

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