Level 1
What means "up in the air?"
aloft
What means "to make impure or dirty?"
pollute
Danger
jeopardy
I "filled up" the air mattresses for my guests.
inflated
Define Jeopardy as a noun
danger
"To push or drive forward"
Propel
to reach; to arrive at
attain
My salmon dinner was "of the highest quality".
superb
Big waves "battered and pounded" the ship repeatedly.
buffeted
Define Jeopardy as a verb
to put in danger of loss or injury
Define flammable as it is stated in your packet
able to catch fire easily
hard to explain or make clear
elude
to achieve
attain
The kite "plunged" to the Earth when it tore in the wind.
plummet
Define Buffet as a noun
a piece of furniture for storage and/or display
to fill with air or other gas
inflate
The air was "impure" from the car exhaust.
polluted
The outlaws were able to "quickly escape" the sheriff.
elude
The price of ballpark tickets "remained the same" for the past 3 years.
Stationary
Define buffeted as a verb
to pound repeatedly; to batter
Owls can "freely turn" their heads around to look behind them.
swivel
To hold in place with ropes or anchors
moor
The helicopter "remained in place" over the lake.
hovered
Define Swivel as a noun
a fastening that allows any part joined to it to swing freely
Challenge: Explain the difference between Moor and Mooring, as they are defined in your packet
Moor (verb): to hold in place with ropes or anchors
Mooring (noun): a PLACE where you can moor a boat or aircraft