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adj. TAKING PART; WORKING
My mom is an ____ member of our church and she works with the children. |
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adj. LIVELY; QUICK; BUSY
Charley is an _____ boy who runs around so much and who makes so much noise. |
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v. TO SURPRISE; AMAZE
It _____ me that a man could ever walk on the moon. |
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v. TO GO TO OR BE PRESENT AT
Please let us know if you are going to _____ the luncheon so we can make sure we have enough food. |
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v. TO PAY ATTENTION TO
The nurse _____ to the sick man until the doctor arrived to help out. |
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v. TO CLING TO AN IDEA OR FEELING
Corbin cherished the idea of having a baby brother. |
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v. TO MAKE AN AGREEMENT THAT HAS THE FORCE OF LAW
n. AN AGREEMENT THAT HAS THE FORCE OF LAW
We signed a ____ with the pool company that if we paid them $50 a month they would come clean our pool every week. |
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v. TO GET; TO COME TO HAVE
Cara _____ a cold after playing in the snow with no shoes on. |
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v. TO MAKE OR BECOME SMALLER
Corbin's pupils _____ when he looked up towards the light. |
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adj. WANTING VERY MUCH
Mom was ____ for Corbin to take responsibilty for his school work so she wouldn't have to help him so much. |
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adv. WITH A GREAT DEAL OF ENTHUSIASM; WANTING
Corbin _____ waited for his new game cube game to arrive in the mail. |
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v. TO MAKE KNOWN
Cara ____ the fact that she had set off the Kinsey's house alarm last week. |
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v. TO OPEN VIEW
When he pulled the old, dusty cloth off, he _____ a beautiful piano. |
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v. TO LEAVE UNPROTECTED
When you don't put on sunscreen, you _____ your skin to the suns harmful rays. |
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n. BEAUTY OF FORM OR MOVEMENT
The ballerina danced with such _____. |
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n. A SHORT PRAYER SAID BEFORE A MEAL
Dad always says _____ before we sit down to eat. |
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n. AN EXTRA PERIOD OF TIME TO DO OR PAY SOMETHING
Mrs. Jones always gives her students ____ if they fail to complete an assignment, but worked hard to try. |
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adj. HAVING BEAUTY OF MOVEMENT
Birds are so _____ when they fly. They make it look so easy and beautiful. |
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v. TO FORCE SOMEONE TO ACCEPT OR PUT UP WITH
The mean teacher _____ his rules on his students and was never nice about anything. |
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v. TO TAKE UNFAIR ADVANTAGE OF
I did not want to _____ on her kindness by asking her to do me another favor. |
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adj. NOT THINKING TOO HIGHLY OF ONESELF
Corbin was too ____ to accept all the credit for the game winning touchdown. |
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adj. SIMPLE; NOT FANCY OR EXTREME
The Wilsons had a _____ income and lived in a _____ home but still gave so much money to help the poor. |
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v. TO STOP ALL MOVEMENT OR FEELING IN
The football player was _____ for a little while after the bad hit he took in the second quarter. Fortunately, he is ok now. |
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v. TO MAKE HELPLESS OR POWERLESS
When I heard the loud noise in the middle of the night I was ____ and couldn't move because of the fear in me. |
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adj. LYING IN THE SAME DIRECTION AND ALWAYS THE SAME DISTANCE APART
The two sides of the rectangle are _____ and will never meet. |
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adj. SIMILAR
You could say that Corbin and Walker lead _____ lives: they both like football, they go to the same school, they go to the same church, they go to the same camp, and they wear the same kind of clothes. |
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n. A PERSON WHO EXPECTS THINGS TO TURN OUT BADLY
The woman is a _____, she says she thinks we are going to lose the game. |
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adj. NOT HAVING JOY, HOPE OR CONFIDENCE; GLOOMY
We were _____ about going swimming after we heard the forecast about the lightening storm. |
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v. TO SAY ALOUD BEFORE AN AUDIENCE, USUALLY FROM MEMORY
Corbin can ____ his bible verses for the entire class at the school program. |
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v. TO ANSWER
When I ask you a question, could you please ______ quickly and loudly? |
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n. SOMETHING SAID OR DONE IN REPLY
Corbin's _____ on his exam were all correct and he got a 100! |
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