The Circle of Life
This is the word for a very young child, just after being a baby.
toddler
Your grandparents, great-grandparents, and so on are your ______.
ancestors
This adjective describes someone who is very excited and passionate about something.
enthusiastic
This phrasal verb means to use all of a supply so you have none left.
run out of
This noun describes tasks like washing dishes, vacuuming, and taking out the trash.
chores
This is the formal term for the period of life between childhood and adulthood.
adolescence
This is the word for how you were raised and cared for as a child.
be brought up
This adjective describes someone who thinks they are better or more important than others.
arrogant
This phrasal verb means to admire and respect someone.
look up to
This is a small electronic object, like a smartphone or a tablet.
device
This is what happens when a marriage legally ends.
get divorced
Your children, grandchildren, and so on are your ______.
descendants
This adjective describes someone who is very unhappy or uncomfortable.
miserable
This phrasal verb means to tolerate or accept something annoying.
put up with
This phrase means to be physically dependent on something, like your phone or social media.
be addicted to
This is what you do when you stop working at the end of your career, usually around age 65.
retire
This is the word for receiving money, property, or traits from a family member after they pass away.
inherit
This adjective describes a person who shows they understand and care about your problems.
sympathetic
This phrasal verb means to do something bad without being caught or punished.
get away with
This phrase means to start operating a company or a shop.
run a business
This is a polite or indirect way to say that someone has died.
pass away
This term describes a person who has reached the age of 100 or more.
centenarian
This adjective describes a tone of voice that suggests you think someone has done something wrong.
accusing
This phrasal verb means to invent a story or an excuse.
make up
This phrase describes the order in which things happen in a story.
sequence of events