ADJECTIVES 1
ADJECTIVES 2
VERBS
VERBS 2
NOUNS
100
Wearing something that is not appropriate for a particular occasion. Using bad language in an office, school, or house of worship.
IMPROPER (CH 3)
100
This is an adjective that describes something you have a lot of.
ABUNDANT ( CH 4)
100
The change from one thing to another. It could be physical or mental.
TRANSFORM (CH 1)
100
A more academic way of saying "USE."
UTILIZE (CH 5)
100
Someone's mood. It can be good, bad, or neutral.
ATTITUDE (CH 2)
200
This word means very important or serious. It can also mean you always find something wrong with someone or something.
CRITICAL (CH 2)
200
Someone who cannot support himself or herself.
DEPENDENT (CH 1)
200
You don't like something and you want to get rid of it maybe by throwing it in the garbage.
DISPOSE OF (CH 3)
200
You make your names, food, culture, or behavior more like something you would find in the United States.
AMERICANIZE
200
MUSIC - Pop, classical, jazz, Rock and Roll
FILM - Romance, Science Fiction, Drama, Comedy
FOOD - Fruits, Vegetables, Meat, Fish, Dairy
CATEGORY ( CH 2)
300
Someone who always falls down. Someone who says something that makes everyone uncomfortable.
AWKWARD (CH 8)
300
Some people may describe Snow White as this.
WHOLESOME (CH 8)
300
To show that you understand something, you should be able to do this.
DEMONSTRATE (CH 4)
300
You do something bad to someone or something, such as your country or company.
BETRAY (CH 4)
300
Someone or something gets in the way when you are trying to do something. It could be sports, relationships, or environmental (static on radio).
INTERFERENCE (CH 5)
400
Someone who is DEPENDABLE.
RELIABLE (CH 6)
400
Something that is "GOOD ENOUGH" or "JUST ENOUGH"
ADEQUATE (CH 8)
400
Sometimes when someone asks you something you don't like, you don't answer right away. You wait a few seconds before answering.
HESITATE (CH 6)
400
When you do something wrong, you get a fine or points off.
PENALIZE (CH 6)
400
If this word has this suffix (ending), it indicates it is a noun.
-TION
-INCE
-ANCE
500
These two adjectives have the similar or same meaning. "ON PURPOSE" not "BY ACCIDENT"
DELIBERATE ( CH 2)
INTENTIONAL ( CH 5)
500
RIGHT NOW the temperature is 50 degrees.
CURRENT (CH 6)
500
This is a verb that we use to indicate where something started or comes from.
ORIGINATE
500
Another way to say "REMEMBER"
RECOLLECT (CH 7)
500
What is the noun form of the verb, ADVISE?
ADVICE (CH 6)