Match Me (11)
this word means well behaved
docile
yearn would be a synonym for this unit 11 word
aspire
junkie is a synonym for this unit 11 word
addict
Which is the antonym for -BLEAK
raw
sunny
unpopulated
fussy
sunny
The little boy imagined that monsters might _______________ in the darkness.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
lurk
this word means charge
hurtle
shameless would be a definition or synonym for which unit 11 word
blatant
intercede is a synonym for this unit 11 word
arbitrate
Which is the antonym for - PERSIST
repeat
lie
quit
strive
quit
The toddler’s hands were sticky and _______________ after eating the popsicle outdoors.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
grimy
mirth
emblem
Which is the antonym for -DETACH
withdraw
unhitch
reduce
link
link
Which is the antonym for- URGENT
silvery
unimportant
touchy
wanted
unimportant
I will let you _______________ it over a few days before you give me a final decision.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
mull
heroism could be a synonym for this unit 11 word
prowess
Notorious is a synonym for this unit 11 word
infamous
Military families live a sort of _______________ life, moving every couple of years.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
nomadic
Which is the antonym for - ANONYMOUS
identified
secret
single
unspecified
identified
She had no plans to purchase a new car; she bought it on a(n) ________________.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
whim
trap is a synonym for this unit 11 word
snare
a snowball fight would be an example of this unit 11 word
pelt
simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, tone, imagery, irony, symbolism, and mood, are all examples of _____________________ that a reader can use to interpret and analyze a text.
Literary devices
Which is the antonym for - POISED
diseased
supportive
clumsy
steady
clumsy
The six-car pileup was caused when the truck made a(n) _______________ stop.
mull, abrupt, corrupt, grimy, irate lurk, mull, nomadic, or whim
abrupt