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Rick and Morty: "Rick Potion No. 9"

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In this freely adapted learning dialogue inspired by Rick and Morty, Rick creates a love potion for Morty to win over Jessica, but things quickly spiral out of control. When Jessica, who has the flu, takes the potion, the effect spreads like a virus—suddenly, the entire school is obsessed with Morty! As chaos erupts, Morty panics and turns to Rick for help, but fixing this mess won't be easy… or pretty.

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Morty / ˈmɔːrti /noun

A male given name

Morty, come here!

Mortimer

chaos / ˈkeɪɑːs /noun

A state of utter confusion or disorder

The chaos erupted when the fire alarm went off.

pandemoniumdisordermayhem

nonsense / ˈnɒnsəns /noun

Something that does not make sense; unintelligible language

That's just nonsense!

rubbishgibberishbalderdash

messy / 'mesi /adjective

Untidy or disordered

The room got messy.

disordereduntidy

handle / ˈhændəl /verb

To manage or deal with a situation or problem

How did the negotiator plan to handle the hostage situation?

managedeal withaddressresolve

potion / ˈloʊv ˈpoʊʃən /noun

A drink believed to have magical powers, especially the power to make someone fall in love

love potion

elixirlove philter

widespread / ˌwaɪdˈspred /adjective

existing or happening in many places or among many people

the widespread use of fertilizers

commonextensiveprevalent

grabbing / ˈɡræbɪŋ /verb

To take hold of something or someone suddenly and firmly

Rick is grabbing tools.

snatchseizeclutch

instead / ɪnˈstɛd /adverb

As an alternative to

What caused the solution to affect everyone instead of just the intended recipient?

concern / kənˈsɜːrn /noun

A state of anxiety or worry

Her main concern was money.

worryanxietyfearapprehension

intended recipient / rɪˈsɪpiənt /noun

The person or thing that receives something

the intended recipient

addresseebeneficiary

tell / tɛl /verb

To communicate information to someone in spoken or written words

You didn't tell me about the accident.

informnotifyadvise

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