Vocab.

The detective couldn't shake the ___ sense that something terrible was about to happen as she entered the dimly lit, deserted building

The strong winds ___ the tree branches, scattering them across the yard.

Choosing between attending the baseball game or studying for the vocabulary test posed a ___ for Patrick, as he wanted to support his friends but also needed to do well in school.

When studying William Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," it's essential not to ___ the desires of the characters with the author's own beliefs.

As the English class started, the students refused to ___, taking their vocabulary test with grace and determination.

Once the student developed a ___ with her tennis coach, she began to show some real enthusiasm for learning and practicing the sport.

To ___ someone or something is to ridicule that person or thing, especially through the use of harsh satire.