assume
to suppose to be true; taken for granted
conscious
aware (of something); noticing (that something is or was happening or existing)
exhaust
to tire greatly
external
outer; located outside
incredible
unbelievable; amazing; extraordinary
internal
inner; located inside
maximum
most; highest; largest possible
objective
a purpose; goal
protest
to complain; express dissatisfaction
remedy
a cure; something that heals
assume (sentence)
You should not _______________ that I am going to get my homework done in study hall each day.
conscious (sentence)
You need to be _______________ of what is going on around you so you know when you are in danger.
exhaust (sentence)
The twelve hour drive _______________(ed) me.
external (sentence)
Steve will look on the _______________ part of the house to see if he can find the dog.
incredible (sentence)
My mom's homemade ice cream tastes absolutely _______________.
internal (sentence)
The doctor says there was damage to her _______________ organs she needs surgery to fix them.
maximum (sentence)
Murderers have to stay in _______________ security prisons for the public's safety.
objective (sentence)
The teacher's main _______________ is to make sure you master the necessary skills.
protest (sentence)
There are some groups of people that _______________ the war in Iraq.
remedy (sentence)
Grandma says that the best _______________ for a sore throat is hot tea with lemon and honey.
artificial
made to imitate something natural
complicate
to make difficult by adding or involving many parts or details; make comple
conscience
a sense of what is right or wrong in one's behavior
counsel
to give advice or guidance; to advise
detect
to notice; discover that something exists or is present
frequency
how often something happens
represent
to act or speak for
temporary
lasting or serving for a limited time only; not permanent
transparent
allowing light to pass through so that objects on the other side can be seen
triumph
an outstanding or very satisfying success; victor
artificial (sentence)
Billy lost his leg in a car accident so he wears an _______________ leg to help him walk.
complicate (sentence)
My mom broke her leg and that _______________(es) things because we don't know how to cook.
conscience (sentence)
One's _______________ should help them to make better decisions about what is right or wrong.
counsel (sentence)
Pastor Fred is good at giving _______________ to those who need help through troubled times.
detect (sentence)
A trained dog can _______________ whether or not a car has drugs in it or not.
frequency (sentence)
Some people hope it rains with such _______________ that they will not have to water their lawns.
represent (sentence)
When we go on a field trip you are _______________(ing) BMS; remember to behave appropriately.
temporary (sentence)
Ms. Smith will be a _______________ replacement for Ms. Krieger while she is in Mexico.
transparent (sentence)
Although the car windows are tinted, it is _______________ enough to see who is inside.
triumph (sentence)
The football team _______________(ed) over all others when they won the state championship.
detract
-to take away something desirable (from); reduce the quality or value of
foresight
care in planning or preparing for the future
intense
extreme in strength or degree; very strong
interval
the period of time between two events
prosper
to succeed, especially financially
strive
to try hard
substance
physical material; matter of a particular type
tolerance
for the different views, practices, and characteristics of others; freedom from prejudice
trait
quality or feature, as of personality, for which a person is known
withdraw
to take back (something or a statement); remove
detract (sentence)
Spelling mistakes in your writing _______________ from the wonderful story you are trying to tell.
foresight (sentence)
People do not have the _______________ to save for Christmas and put everything on credit cards instead.
intense (sentence)
The _______________ heat in the desert makes it dangerous to drive through without water to drink.
interval (sentence)
There is a twenty minute _______________ between the first and second acts of the play.
prosper (sentence)
Pioneers moved west with the hopes of being able to _______________ on the new land.
strive (sentence)
Most students _______________ to get good grades and do well in school.
substance (sentence)
There are many types of dangerous _______________(es) in a chemistry lab.
tolerance (sentence)
Some people need to learn _______________ of other points of views than their own.
trait (sentence)
Identical twins have the same _______________(s) even though they are two separate people.
withdraw (sentence)
Sam wants to go to the bank and _______________ some money to spend on Christmas presents.
approximately
almost, but not exactly; more or less
consistent
steady; regular
cope
to deal with difficulties; handle
evaluate
to decide on the value of (something)
observe
to watch with attention
phrase
a group of words with a meaning; an expression
practical
useful and sensible
random
not having a plan, purpose, or pattern; chance
significant
quite large in amount or quantity; important in amount
sole
only; being the only one
approximately (sentence)
There were _______________ twenty people at the party.
consistent (sentence)
I drove at a _______________ speed of 65 mph even though other cars were flying by me.
cope (sentence)
Some people _______________ with their problems by writing in a journal while others exercise.
evaluate (sentence)
Your teachers will _______________ your work and give you a grade at the end of the semester.
observe (sentence)
There are people who like to travel and _______________ birds from different areas of the country.
phrase (sentence)
Please be prepared to pick a _______________ from the book, memorize it and present it to the class.
practical (sentence)
It is not very _______________ to wear shorts in the winter, but kids do it all the time anyway.
random (sentence)
Brian and Tom were calling _______________ phone numbers and hanging up when someone answered.
significant (sentence)
There was a _______________ amount of water in my basement after the rain last night.
sole (sentence)
Tim hates being the _______________ person that comes in for help with science each morning.
authentic
real; true; actual
characteristic
typical of someone or something
concept
a general thought; an idea
confront
to face or oppose boldly
disrupt
to cause disorder or confusion; upset
eligible
qualified to be chosen; desirable as a candidate
harsh
unkind or cruel; strict; severe
remote
far away; out-of-the-way; hidden away
shallow
not deep
thrive
to grow very well; improve physically
authentic (sentence)
Some people go on the show "Antique Roadshow" to see if their treasures are _______________.
characteristic (sentence)
Animals have some different _______________(s) than human beings.
concept (sentence)
The _______________ of never eating chocolate again may be good for my diet, but isn't very realistic.
confront (sentence)
Parents have to _______________ their kids when they are not following the rules.
disrupt (sentence)
The yelling kids might _______________ the sleeping babies so we take them outside during nap.
eligible (sentence)
You need to have passing grades to be _______________ to play football in high school.
harsh (sentence)
A bully sometimes uses cruel and _______________ words to make people feel bad about themselves.
remote (sentence)
Sometimes I wish I was on a _______________ island far away from the hustle of everyday life.
shallow (sentence)
Small children should stay in the _______________ end of the pool so that they don't drown.
thrive (sentence)
Most babies _______________ when given proper nutrition and love.