Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! - Study Flashcards

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Vocabulary terms, characters, key concepts, and foreign-language translations from the play Junie B. in Jingle Bells, Batman Smells! by Allison Gregory.

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Secret Santa Rule

The most important classroom rule established by Mr. Scary requiring that students must keep the name they pick a secret.

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Elf Ellen

The temporary holiday persona of Mrs. Hooks, the president of the P.T.O. and mother of third-grader Jeff Hooks, who manages Ye Olde Gift Shoppe.

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Ye Olde Gift Shoppe

The holiday store set up in the school media room featuring five tables where the table number denotes the exact dollar price of each item on it.

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Jeff Hooks

Elf Ellen's third-grade son who Sheldon Potts claims stole his 35 cents35\text{ cents} of milk money the previous school year.

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Squeeze-A-Burp

A popular novelty toy priced at 5 dollars5\text{ dollars} on Table Five, described on its packaging as the "World's Biggest Belch in a Bag."

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Aunt Bunny

Sheldon Potts's aunt who has six tattoos, a pointy tooth that can stab a pickle, and who previously worked as a prison chef specializing in chicken hash.

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Escalofrios

A Spanish word introduced by José to describe goose bumps or "the tingles."

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Shellfish

A malapropism used by May and Junie B. to describe a selfish person who does not like giving gifts to others.

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Grampa Miller

Junie B.'s grandfather, Frank, who fixes the family clothes dryer and gives Junie B. a 5 dollar5\text{ dollar} bill for the school gift shop.

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Philip Johnny Bob

Junie B.'s stuffed elephant who considers himself "a hugger, not a fighter" and acts as her confidant.

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Muy tacaños

A Spanish phrase used by José meaning "tightwads," referring to parents who refuse to give extra spending money.

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Charcoal briquette

An item retrieved from Junie B.'s father's barbecue grill and placed in a Ziploc baggie to serve as substitute coal for May's Secret Santa gift.

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Hanoveria

The storybook setting of the musical comedy Over the Moon, ruled by a power-hungry queen who plotted against her brother.

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Mrs. Crawley

The malicious antagonist in Ben and the Magic Paintbrush who schemes to make millions by capturing Ben and exploiting his artistic talent.