1. Certain to happen.
2. A situation that is unavoidable.

When a child consumes a large
amount of candy, it’s almost
________________ that
they will become hyper.

1. Stimulate or incite someone to
do or feel something, especially
by arousing anger in them.
2. Deliberately make someone
annoyed or angry.

Siblings tend to ____________
each other, just to see them

get angry.

1. Use of free time for
enjoyment.

2. Opportunity afforded by free
time to do something.

I enjoy knitting sweaters in my
____________ time.

1. Two or more people in full

agreement.

2. Decision or vote carried by
everyone involved.

The decision is ______________.
We are going to California
this summer!

1. Provide lodging or sufficient

space.

2. Fit in with the wishes or needs

of.

This building has rails and ramps
to ______________ those
with a physical handicap.

1. Having or revealing an
exaggerated sense of one’s own
importance or abilities.

That man is so full of himself.
He’s so ______________.

1. A stretch of land, especially
with regard to it’s physical

features.

2. Land considered with it’s
natural features, military
advantages, etc.

Some vehicles are made to drive
through tough __________.

1. Use up the supply or resources.
2. Diminish in number or quantity.

School supplies ___________
faster and faster each year.

1. Working in a well-organized

way.

2. Achieving maximum productivity
with minimal effort.
3. Preventing wasteful use of a
particular resource.

Solar energy is an ___________
way to create power while
also saving the environment.

1. Having no living members.
2. No longer in existence.
3. Not having erupted in recorded

history.

Most volcanoes are now
_______________.

1. Full of energy and enthusiasm.
2. Quivering or pulsating.
3. Bright and striking color.

My bedroom is filled with many
bold and ____________

colors.

1. Severe mental or physical pain

or suffering.

2. Extremely distressed about

something.

Immediately after I told a lie, I
felt such ____________.

1. Not influenced by personal
feelings or opinions in
considering facts.
2. A thing aimed at or sought.

Teachers try to be ___________
when considering consequences
for their students that make

poor choices.

1. The state of being extremely

poor.

2. The state of being inferior in
quality or insufficient in

amount.

It is heartbreaking to see so
many families living in
_______________.

1. Handle or control, typically in a

skillful manner.

2. Control or influence; cleverly or

unfairly.

It really frustrates me when
someone tries to
_______________ a situation
to get what they want.

1. Existing or available in large

quantities.

2. Having plenty of something.

This year, my lemon tree
produced an ____________
amount of fruit.

1. An optimistic person with a
positive outlook on situations.
2. A person that holds the belief
that good things can happen and
negatives can become positive.

My sister is an ___________.
She sees the good in every

situation.

1. Make something impure by
exposing it to a poisonous or
polluted substance.

Doctor’s offices are careful not
to ____________ their exam
rooms by carefully disposing
of used needles and gloves.

1. Likely to have a strong or far-
reaching effect.

2. Radical and extreme.

The most ___________ change I
ever made was going from
black hair to blonde hair.

1. Deep regret or guilt for a wrong

committed.

She pulled my hair, called me
names and didn’t feel any
___________ about it.