to end something (such as a meeting or session) for a period of time

Ex: Mr. Terupt always ends their class meetings by saying, "Meeting ___."

to do something bad to someone who has hurt you or treated you badly; to get revenge against someone

Ex: Peter ____ by throwing a snowball.

the ability to do several things at the same time

Ex: Mrs. Williams' secretary was really good at ____.

involving or done by two or more people or groups working together to achieve or do something

Ex: The student's in Mr. Terupt's class worked with the students in the ____ Classroom.

to happen

Ex: Mr. Terupt's accident caused many great things to ___, like the girls becoming friends and Jeffrey to start talking to his parents again.

to hurt (someone who trusts you, such as a friend or relative) by not giving help or by doing something morally wrong

Ex: Danielle ____ Alexia by becoming friends with Jessica.

not done with confidence; uncertain and hesitant

Ex: Jessica raised her hand ___ to tell Mr. Terupt she didn't have any snow pants.

something that is much less exciting or dramatic than it was expected to be; dull or disappointing ending or result

Ex: Waiting for the outcome of Mr. Terupt's surgery at the hospital was ___ because they still had to go home and wait some more.

to confuse; upset; frustrate; something out of place

Ex: Mrs. Williams found herself ___ when she slipped on the puddle of water.

to not allow (someone) to be included in a group; to exclude (someone) from a group

Ex: Anna's mother was ___ for having a baby at such a young age.

to include (something) as a part

Ex: The last day of school was supposed to ___ movies and games, singing and laughing. But, for Mr. Terupt's class, it didn't.

a careful plan or method for achieving a particular goal usually over a long period of time

Ex: Luke had a ___ for finding dollar words.

Continuing without stopping; not stopping-used to describe something that is unpleasant or annoying

Ex: The machines in the hospital beep ___.

a difficult or unpleasant situation

Ex: Mr. Terupt is responsible for his own ___, because he allowed the horseplay to continue.

a violent attack

Ex: The ___ of attacks on Peter is what made him throw the snowball.

an opponent or enemy that is very difficult to defeat

Ex: Peter was Luke's ___ after the Elmer's glue incident.

a situation in which people, groups, etc. fight, oppose, or challenge each other in an angry way

Ex: Mr. Terupt had a ___ with the fire marshal over the dollar-word posters being taken down.

repeating something else and therefore unnecessary

Ex: Jessica's mom thought it was ___ to call her dad's new girlfriend an airhead bimbo.

extreme in effect or action

Ex: Things changed ____ for Luke when he realized Mr. Terupt wasn't going to make it back for the last day of school.