happening suddenly without warning

to do what one sets out to do

to get a quick look at something

odd or unusual in a pleasing or old-fashioned way

to go over carefully in order to improve

to try; to make an effort

a feeling that someone or something is bad or unworthy

to make fun of

not real; pretend

to win someone over by arguing or asking

a stage in a series of changes

to remember

2. (v) to call or take back

to refuse to accept or use

Quick to notice or feel

2. Easily affected by even slight change

to interest and amuse

2. To have guests

3. To have in mind

The students went outside in order to _____________the solar eclipse last year.

The ___________knock on the door made everyone in the quiet classroom jump.

My brother’s skin is very _____________to sunlight, so he has to wear lots of

sunblock.

My grandparents live in a __________house with blue front door and round windows.

As a tadpole develops into a frog, it goes through different __________.