The (a)   that irritates me the most is "It is what it is". That saying is so overused and means absolutely nothing. To me, it means the person saying it has given up.

full of life; happy and lively

(a)  

I think the difference between rambunctious and ________________ is that rambunctious typically has a negative connotation and __________________ has a positive connotation, because it is full of life in a good way. (You only have to type the word once.)

(a)  

showing or giving emphasis

(a)  

When I asked my children if they were ready to go back to school, their answer of YES! was (a)   .

agreeable; friendly

(a)  

I always try to be (a)   when I am greeting students in the hallway; however, my reminders to "fix your mask" makes me not appear friendly.

to direct one's hopes or ambitions to achieving something

(a)  

Mr. Keim was so thrilled to be asked to call the football games. He has always (a)   (ed) to be a sportscaster.

If you (a)   to go to college, you must take high school seriously. Otherwise, that achievement of a college degree will be extremely difficult.

a strong difference of opinion on a particular subject, especially about a popular belief; disagree

(a)  

There are many people who (a)   with the mask policy. They strongly disagree with the idea of having to wear a mask in public places.

I cannot think of a better time than when you are stuck at home to work on bringing your grades up. It is a(n) (a)   moment - take advantage of it!

I thought about (a)   (ing) you for your lack of effort on your assignments. However, I realized that a scolding would probably do no good.