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100

The SCORCHING sun made the sand so hot that we had to hurry to find shade.

  Hot     Wet      Soft

Hot

100

She was CHEERFUL and EXCITED to go to the party, but her brother was ______.

Angry       Sad       Nervous      

Sad

100

The FAMILIAR smell of cookies baking in the oven made me feel at home. 

Something known or recognized

100

The BARK of the tree was rough and had deep grooves.

The dog started to BARK loudly when the mailman came to the door.

Part of a tree

The sound a dog makes

200

The scientist wrote down and DOCUMENTED his discoveries about the newly insect.

Hugged       Recorded         Read

Recorded

200

The day was sunny and bright, unlike the dark and GLOOMY night.

Bright       Dark        Loud

Bright

200

The GLIMPSE of the rainbow through the clouds was short but beautiful.

A short look

200

She decided to CLOSE the window because the cold air was coming in.

After a long day, I felt CLOSE to my family and appreciated their support.

To shut something

To feel emotionally connected

300

Julie wasn't sure exactly what time they would arrive, but she thought the APPROXIMATE time would be around 5:00.

Energetic        Estimated       Odd


     

Estimated

300

The storm outside was calm, but inside the house, the atmosphere was TURBULENT and filled with chaos.

Noisy            Calm           Loud

Calm

300

The OBSTACLE in the race was a tall wall that the runners had to climb.

Something that blocks or stops progress

300

The teacher gave us a MATCH to find which words go together. 

He lit the MATCH and started a fire to stay warm.

A pair of similar things

A fire starter

400

Tanya's mother drives slowly when she gets close to the school and is careful to watch for PEDESTRIANS. 

Drivers          People Walking        Dogs

People Walking

400

Her decision to stay at home was a deliberate choice, as opposed to her IMPULSIVE decision to travel last year.

Excited         Thoughtful       Cheerful

Thoughtful

400

The STUBBORN donkey refused to move, even though the farmer tried to guide it. 

Not willing to change or move easily.

400

The ROW of seats in the theater made it easy to see the stage.

The children started to ROW the boat across the lake, laughing together.

A line of things or people placed next to each other

To move a boat