n. -Gr. Myth.- a daughter of Priam and Hecuba; to win her love; Apollo gives her prophetic power; but when thwarted; decrees that no one should believe her prophecies a person whose warnings of misfortune are disregarded
My friend Cassandra is very smart.
My friend Cassandra is very smart.
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When did Hannah meet Cassandra Day?
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Who did Cassandra want to see at City Hall?
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What does the angel mean when she says Cassandra looks 'forlorn?'
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How do you think Cassandra felt?
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Why did Cassandra act mean?
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After Cassandra's angel left, how did Cassandra feel?
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Why did Cassandra keep her room like it was when she was little?
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Who gave Jane, Cassandra and their mother a home?
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When Cassandra went to school, what was her assignment from Mr. McQuaint?
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How did Cassandra feel after Mr. McQuaint called her incorrigible?
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What did Cassandra see at the school?
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What does Mr. McQuaint mean when he calls Cassandra 'incorrigible?'
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As Cassandra was cleaning up her room, what else was she doing?
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What illness did Jane and Cassandra have at boarding school in Southampton?
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3 syllables
Cas-san-dra
chandra
sandra
zandra
calandra
cassandra
lysandra
alessandra
alexandra
pachysandra
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