Vocab 22

 The craftsman RESTORED the antique chair to its original condition.

• painted

• fixed

• wheeled

• broke

Even though we were already exhausted, Mr. S PROLONGED the lesson, which seemed to go on forever!

• lengthened

• shortened

• excited

• boring

Certain breeds of cats make great house-pets due to their laid back TEMPERAMENTS  Chester, on the other hand, is not one of those cats.

• type

• mood

• color

• feline

 Even though the aging sign on the front of the rickety, old house said, “Do Not TRESPASS,” we thought it best to venture in anyway.

• age

• helpful

• welcome

• intrude

 Emma's horse’s LUSTROUS coat appeared shiny as it trotted through the sunny meadow.  Emma said, “Hey look, Mr. S.  That horse’s hair looks nothing like yours.”

• patchy

• horse-like

• glowing

• drab

 Chester strategically placed the hairball where he knew it would do the most damage: directly in front of Mrs. S’s shoes.

Random

Gross

Thoughtfully

• random

• gross

• ugly

• thoughtfully

 “Studying for a math test always precedes getting a great grade,” said the slightly balding teacher for about the ten-thousandth time.

• before

• after

• study

• idea

 The class was resigned to the fact that they would need to complete a TDA, no matter how horrible that might seem.

• lasting

• accepting

• doubting

• quitting

When you put something back to its original condition.

• restore

• prolong

• precede

• trespass

When you make something last longer than it needs to be.

• restore

• prolong

• precede

• trespass