Lessons 1-2
Lessons 3-4
Lessons 5-6
Lessons 7-8
Lesson 9
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A MAMMOTH thing could be: a huge building, a mouse, a muse, the musty smell of a strange closet, always helping you do well on test, bringing you chocolate.
a huge building
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Someone who RESPONDS does not: answer, reply, return, speak.
return
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People who JEER: love something, dislike something, can't draw something well, return something, quell something.
dislike something
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Something you can LOCATE is: the answers to your test questions, a lost sock, your friends idea, the size of New York City, how many socks are on your feet.
a lost sock
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Someone who PROSPECTS might look for: a good golfing buddy, strange sounds, gold and silver, an excellent dessert.
Gold and silver
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If you PERMIT people to watch movie, you: tell them to stop watching movie, like movies, allow people to watch movies, clap when a movie is finished.
allow people to watch movies
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"Burrow" can mean several things. Which could be "a burrow" or "to burrow:" A hole an animal lives in. Digging into the ground. A tree with very smooth bark. Furry kittens dancing. Fixing mistakes with an eraser.
A hole an animal lives in. Digging into the ground.
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When you PEER at something you: look at it, dance towards it, hit it, use it nicely, hate it.
Look at it
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If you have only a PORTION of a mouse, you have: part of a dead mouse, a whole pizza, your mother's misgivings, a mouse house, the king of the mice.
part of a dead mouse
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This is DISTANT: Germany, a classmate, your house, soil, a pencil, door, Seoul, a friend.
Germany
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A GROVE of trees is: a small number of trees, another word for a forest, a very large amount of trees, the best kind of trees, someone who can make nice chairs using trees.
A small number of trees
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A PESSIMIST: makes much mist, cannot dance well, always thinks bad things will happen, like chocolate too much, touches people often.
always thinks bad things will happen
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Something EXQUISITE can be called: ugly, redolent, smelly, beautiful, awful, smug, wellies, trash.
beautiful
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A victim can: be the happiest person in the world, call the police, return to the planet Mars or Jupiter, always calculate the sum of two whole numbers, dance joyfully.
call the police
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A FOUNDER does this: finds all the lost objects, starts a company, eats an apple, describes the interior of a building better than anyone else, cannot dance nicely.
starts a company
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When you UTTER something, you: dance loudly, race a snake, race that thing, move the thing quickly, say the thing.
say the thing
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If you are DROWSY or want to HIBERNATE, you will soon: dance a jig, go jogging, fall fast asleep, laugh loudly, sing silly songs, quibble.
fall fast asleep
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You would not REJECT: eggshells for lunch, good advice, a smelly sandwich, the worst part of a movie, the best way to die, precepts of an angry god.
good advice
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Something that happens in an INSTANT is: building the city of Rome, riding a horse, a lightning bolt, helping a friend progress during an exam, applause.
a lightning bolt
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You can CONFIRM: something your friend says, a strange sound in a hallway, your hat, the last sausage during dinner, the mouse's home.
something your friend says
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When something is SUFFICIENT: it can't dance, it does what is needed, it always likes to spell, it doesn't fly well, it takes your test for you.
it does what is needed
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When you RECITE something, you: dance it, smash it, say it, tie it, quash it, wash it.
Say it
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This never ENTERTAINS: a robot dancing, someone who has many guests, the worst movie ever in the world, a show only three people enjoy.
the worst movie ever in the world
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A person who is KEEN to drive a race car: crashes cars well, doesn't drive well, wants to drive a car a lot, can't count to ten, doesn't drive cars quickly.
wants to drive a car a lot
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An example of an ADVANTAGE is: being stupid, paper used to clean people's noses, being quick, driving the slowest car during a race, ruining your mother's glasses.
being quick
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