I visited the _______ of my great-grandfather today.
The mountain climbers will be in ______ danger if they don't find shelter soon.
GRAVE
100
(n.) the act or condition of being apart
SEPARATE
100
The wind made it difficult to _______ a campfire.
Our love of books ________ a friendship between Sally and me.
KINDLE
100
Our teacher will ______ us if we arrive late to class.
PENALIZE
200
(adj.) 1. not thinking too highly of oneself; not boastful 2. proper in speech, dress, or behavior 3. not extreme or large, moderate
MODEST
200
Even though our __________ were strong, our team won the game.
OPPONENT
200
(adj.) gloomy or dismal; without cheer, comfort, or enthusiasm
DREARY
200
Pluto is a ________ planet on the edge of our solar system.
Zoey was upset with William, so she acted very _______towards him.
DISTANT
200
The little village was very ___________ with its rolling hills and wild gardens.
PICTUREQSUE
300
(adj.) supported by facts or evidence; true
VALID
300
There is an _____ at the entrance of the old church.
The ballerina ______ her back as she leapt across the stage. Peter Pan’s _____enemy is Captain Hook.
ARCH
300
(adj.) 1. done without thought or will 2. done by a machine, not by a human
AUTOMATIC
300
He was an __________ son for taking care of his mother when she became ill.
ADMIRABLE
300
(n.) 1. one that destroys or devours others 2. an animal that stalks and eats other animals; an animal that relies on other animals for food
PREDATOR
400
(adj.) 1. being the real thing 2. worthy of belief, true
AUTHENTIC
400
After watching a documentary on smoking, Tom ________ never to smoke again.
A panel of judges must come together to ________ the winner of the skating competition.
DECLARE
400
(n.) loyalty and affection
DEVOTED
400
You should not _______ your energy by doing too much exercise.
All the __________ from the cars pollute the city
EXHAUST
400
On warm summer days, I like to ______ under the shade of a tree.
The baby was in a deep ______ and could not be woken up easily
SLUMBER
500
(v.) 1. to permit or allow 2. to give what is asked 3. to admit that something is true (n.) something that is given
GRANT
500
I ______ to travel all over the world.
YEARN
500
(v.) to stop or slow down the growth of (n.) an act that shows great strength, bravery, or skill, often to get attention
STUNT
500
The weatherman _________ that there would be rain every day this week.
PREDICTED
500
(v.) 1. to start something 2. to think up or begin to understand