train
1. to practice or prepare for something (sports)
2. something you ride on
bark
1. sound of a dog
2. part of a tree
spring
1. a season
2. to move or jump suddenly
I knew I had a great friend in Louis, but I never anticipated that he would throw a surprise party for me and invite my family as well.
1. To expect
2. To believe in
3. To ask for
expect
decline
1. grow worse
2. a decrease
3. to refuse
sink
1. when something goes to the bottom (of water)
2. place where you wash your hands
project
1. work, a planned undertaking
2. to predict in advance, to make a plan for
For their economics class, students were assigned a project in which they explain the factors involved in making companies profitable.
A. Impractical
B. Worthless
C. Money-making
Worthless
base
1. support or foundation
2. to found on, use as basis for
bill
1. Something you must pay
2. A dollar
3. A proposed law
subject
1. topic
2. to expose someone to something, to make someone experience something
Texas weather is so capricious! One day it’s cold and rainy, the next it feels like summertime, and I can’t get used to it.
1. suddenly changing
2. awkward
3. predictable
source
1. origin, where something is from
2. to get something (a product) from somewhere
center
2. a place where an activity happens
convert
1. to change the nature, purpose, or function of something
2. someone who has changed their mind/beliefs
All of the teachers favored Hannah because she had an inquisitive mind and never hesitated to ask questions about new information learned.
1. Busy
2. Curious
3. Intelligent
curious
compound
1. composed of parts
2. to add/mix together
figure
1. to imagine or calculate
2. a person
3. a diagram
credit
1. to give credit to or attribute
2. approval
3. money
Joseph explained that not completing their commitment would be detrimental to the company both financially and socially.
A. Harmful
B. Beneficial
C. Favorable
harmful