Vocab Review (One Crazy Summer Lists 3&4)

Even though she knew she had eaten enough, Mia couldn’t resist the (a)   of another slice of cake.

• indulgence

• excursion

• patrol

• lure

Jason (a)   agreed to help with chores, dragging his feet the whole way.

• admired

• begrudgingly

• flummoxed

• patrolled

Something felt (a)   in the classroom—everyone was silent, and the teacher looked worried.

• indulgent

• amiss

• defiant

• lured

The toddler’s (a)   refusal to put on his jacket made his mother sigh in frustration.

• defiant

• indulgent

• uncomprehending

• admired

The complicated instructions on the board (a)   the students, leaving them unsure of what to do.

• patrolled

• flummoxed

• exhibited

• burrowed

The squirrel (a)   into the pile of leaves to hide from the barking dog.

• patrolled

• exhibited

• burrowed

• admired

Every evening, the security guard (a)   the school grounds to make sure the doors were locked.

• patrolled

• admired

• exhibited

• burrowed

The bright lights and exciting music of the carnival seemed to (a)   people from all over town.

• admire

• patrol

• lure

• flummox

Our class went on an (a)   to the aquarium to learn more about ocean life.

• indulgence

• exhibit

• excursion

• patrol

The young child gave an (a)   stare at the complicated book, unable to understand the big words.

• indulgent

• uncomprehending

• defiant

• begrudging