Haywood thought it was __________ for his family to eat chocolate cake in front of him when he had given up sugar.

Marcella’s _________ against Travers was based on his outward appearance and what others said, not who he was as an individual and unique person.

Mrs. Welkner always asks her students to consider each other’s __________ to push their thinking.

After we had exchanged a few words, the conversation _______ and the room was silent.

The meeting was _________ to the afternoon because everyone was stuck in morning traffic.

Marina looked ________ after hearing the news that she had been accepted to her dream college

Beth keeps a journal to help her ______ all of her happy memories.

Al was so known for his ____ temper that everyone avoided him at all costs.

The smell of my grandmother’s perfume was very _____, so I only noticed it when I was close to her.

not noticing or caring about other people’s feelings

extremely unpleasant or wrong

quietly effective; not obvious or noticeable

to bring into your mind or describe a past event

obviously very happy; glowing

to delay an event until a later date

a judgement based on a person’s outer characteristics without real knowledge of the individual

a purposefully deceitful behavior

to accidentally or intentionally allow something to end

a particular way of thinking about something