Something
Very strict or harsh.
Hard to bear or deal with.
Severe (adj).
A shortage
Lack (n)
To refuse to give in to; to withstand.
To work or fight against.
Resist (v).
An event held to raise money for a cause
Benefit (n)
Not thinking too highly of oneself.
Simple; not fancy or extreme.
Modest (adj)
Not having hope, joy, or confidence; gloomy.
Pessimistic (adj).
To be without
Lack (v)
To settle down comfortable.
To lie in a sheltered, partly hidden place.
Nestle (v).
To help or be useful; to be useful to
benefit (v)
The quality of being modest.
Modesty (adj)
Grove (n)
A sudden loss of courage because of fear or worry
Dismay (n)
Something that is useful or helpful, that does good.
Benefit (n)
To stand for or in place of.
To act in place of.
Represent (v)
Very large; huge.
Mammoth (Adj).
To burn slightly.
Scorch (v).
Very hungry.
Famished (adj).
A person who expects things to turn our badly.
Pessimist (n).
To bring about a change in.
To pretend to be or to have.
Affect (v)
Scorching (Adj).
To cause feelings of fear, worry, or surprise
Dismay (v)
What did Mr. Hamilton study in college?
English, Folklore, Creative Writing, and Education.
What is Mr. Hamilton's second favorite color?
Blue
How many siblings does Mr. Hamilton have, and what are their names in order from oldest to youngest? What are the names of his parents?
Meagan, Aimee, Alison, and Ryan. Bruce and Kristine.
Tired or sleepy.
Drowsy (adj)