Saturday, January 19, 2019

Terms & Paragraph

1. Blunders - A stupid or careless mistake
2. Zany - Amusingly unconventional and idiosyncratic; An erratic or eccentric person
3. Incongruous - Not in harmony or keeping with the surroundings or other aspects  of something
4. Ridicule - The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior
5. Affected Tone - Rude or mean tone in voice
6. Superiority - State of being superior; supercilious manner or attitude
7. Gratuitously - Without good reason, unjustifiably; Free
8. Septuagenarian - A person who is from 70 to 79 years old
9 Frolicking - Play and move about cheerfully, excitedly, or energetically
10. Jeering - Making rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice; Shout rude and mocking remarks at someone

                                          Unfortunate Events at the Mall

     There once was a young girl who was the type to have superiority over others at times when it was necessary. She wasn't as perfect as other would think she was. One day while frolicking around at the mall with a few friends, the girl bumped into a guy causing both of their shopping bags to fall out of their hands. The girl didn't find anything funny, however, the guy and his friends did as they all laughed in a incongruous way;she had a piece of cupcake that she was eating on and in her nose, " what's so funny zany boy?", she questioned him in an affected tone. "WhAt'S So fUNNy ZanY BoY?", the boy said jeeringly which caused the girl to gratuitously push him hard enough to send him flying in to a septuagenarian woman. The old lady ended up dropping her cane and the girl rushed over to help her, "sorry ma'am, it was a huge blunder, I didn't mean to cause you any harm." The elderly woman soon called security on  the girl, the boy, and their friends. She told him about their horse playing which caused her to drop her cane. The security guard escorted them all out the mall, and in the midst of this all happening, the girl ridiculed the boy and vice versa.


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