Swallowing Stones Target Words (thru pg. 220)

OF EXTREME IMPORTANCE

Having proof of either having the chicken pox vaccine or having chicken pox is _________ for admission to college or university.

• ultimate

• flustering

• crucial

• scheme

secret agreement between two or more people ot commit a harmful or unlawful act

Is it true that there is a __________ in second block class to keep the class off task and disrupted?

• scheme

• conspiracy

• harass

• complete failure or collapse

thrown into a state of agitated confusion; to lose your cool

The young driver was very _________ when two state patrol cars turned on their lights and pulled her over.

• burdened

• underestimated

• flustered

• harassed

an anticipated outcome that is intended or that guides your planned actions

Every morning students should set their __________ for what they need to complete that day.

• intention

• crucial

• potential

• ultimate

possibility of coming into existence

Most students have tremendous _________, but sometimes a bad attitude and continuous playing interferes with accomplishment.

• conspiracy

• scheme

• potential

• intention

a complete failure or collapse

When the third floor of the federal courthouse fell on the floor below during construction, that was a total ________.

• burden

• fiasco

• crucial

• ultimate

The guilt of accidentally killing the puppy was a ______ for the young man.

weight (physical or mental) to be carried or borne

• harass

• contaminate

• burden

• underestimated

an elaborate plan or plot

Do you have a ________ as to how you will pay for your post-secondary education?

• crucial

• fiasco

• harass

• scheme

to annoy continuously or chronically

The constant pecking of the woodpecker ________ me as I tried to sleep.

• flustered

• harassed

• to make impure

• to conclude by reasoning

to conclude by reasoning

_______ is a important strategy for good readers to use. Basically, it means reading between the lines.

• harass

• harass

• infer

• ultimate