WorksheetsALD 2 - Year in Review Vocabulary
Total questions: 188
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
To change something in some way
a)
Elements (noun)
b)
Stingy (adjective)
c)
Value (verb)
d)
Affect (verb)
2.
A problem to be solved
a)
Inspire (verb)
b)
Contact (noun)
c)
Conflict (noun)
d)
Disrespect (noun)
3.
When someone gives something to others, such as a discussion
a)
Stingy (adjective)
b)
Contribute (verb)
c)
Humilating (adjective)
d)
Consequences (noun)
4.
Rudeness, to show a lack of courtesy
a)
Contact (noun)
b)
Disrespect (noun)
c)
Luxury (noun)
d)
Poverty (noun)
5.
A group of people born around the same time
a)
Plot (noun)
b)
Resolve (verb)
c)
Conflict (noun)
d)
Generation (noun)
6.
The reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.
a)
Symbol (noun)
b)
Conflict (noun)
c)
Motivation (noun)
d)
Imitation (noun)
7.
A special favor, right, or advantage given to a person or group.
a)
Contact (noun)
b)
Privilege (noun)
c)
Circumstances (noun)
d)
Luxury (noun)
8.
A duty to take care of someone or something
a)
Circumstances (noun)
b)
Privilege (noun)
c)
Generation (noun)
d)
Responsible (adjective)
9.
Facts and conditions that affect a situation
a)
Inspire (verb)
b)
Luxury (noun)
c)
Circumstances (noun)
d)
Disrespect (noun)
10.
To carry out or do something, or agree to do so
a)
Commit (verb)
b)
Affect (verb)
c)
Perceive (verb)
d)
Juvenile (noun)
11.
a result or effect of an action or condition.
a)
Generation (noun)
b)
Consequences (noun)
c)
Conflict (noun)
d)
Poverty (noun)
12.
To connect with someone or something, either physical or by emotions
a)
Disrespect (noun)
b)
Motivation (noun)
c)
Generation (noun)
d)
Contact (noun)
13.
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another
a)
Structure (noun)
b)
Consequences (noun)
c)
Stingy (adjective)
d)
Empathy (noun)
14.
A young person
a)
Juvenile (noun)
b)
Commit (verb)
c)
Structure (noun)
d)
Motivation (noun)
15.
The state of being fully grown or developed
a)
Elements (noun)
b)
Identify (verb)
c)
Maturity (noun)
d)
Empathy (noun)
16.
To save someone or something from destruction
a)
Maturity (noun)
b)
Salvage (verb)
c)
Poverty (noun)
d)
Perceive (verb)
17.
Embarrassing
a)
Contact (noun)
b)
Humilating (adjective)
c)
Circumstances (noun)
d)
Poverty (noun)
18.
Something or someone that looks or acts like something or someone else
a)
Elements (noun)
b)
Maturity (noun)
c)
Imitation (noun)
d)
Luxury (noun)
19.
To motivate, guide, or influence; to give hope and courage.
a)
Perceive (verb)
b)
Inspire (verb)
c)
Plot (noun)
d)
Empathy (noun)
20.
Something expensive that is nice to have, but not necessary
a)
Luxury (noun)
b)
Commit (verb)
c)
Contact (noun)
d)
Juvenile (noun)
21.
To become aware of through the senses (see, hear, taste, touch, or smell) or experiences
a)
Maturity (noun)
b)
Value (verb)
c)
Perceive (verb)
d)
Symbol (noun)
22.
Being poor
a)
Salvage (verb)
b)
Poverty (noun)
c)
Symbol (noun)
d)
Privilege (noun)
23.
Something that represents, or stands for, something else
a)
Symbol (noun)
b)
Value (verb)
c)
Generation (noun)
d)
Structure (noun)
24.
Something you think is important and useful
a)
Inspire (verb)
b)
Plot (noun)
c)
Value (verb)
d)
Consequences (noun)
25.
Not generous
a)
Stingy (adjective)
b)
Plot (noun)
c)
Value (verb)
d)
Resolve (verb)
26.
a sequence of events in a story
a)
Responsible (adjective)
b)
Generation (noun)
c)
Plot (noun)
d)
Symbol (noun)
27.
a small part or piece of something bigger
a)
Elements (noun)
b)
Generation (noun)
c)
Plot (noun)
d)
Structure (noun)
28.
to find, to recognize, to name
a)
Motivation (noun)
b)
Perceive (verb)
c)
Conflict (noun)
d)
Identify (verb)
29.
how the parts fit together
a)
Identify (verb)
b)
Structure (noun)
c)
Empathy (noun)
d)
Plot (noun)
30.
to decide
a)
Resolve (verb)
b)
Disrespect (noun)
c)
Inspire (verb)
d)
Contribute (verb)
31.
the ability to create new and valuable ideas
a)
Expectation (noun)
b)
Creativity (noun)
c)
Phenomenon (noun)
d)
Culture (noun)
32.
the kind of work (job) a person does for many years
a)
Compose (verb)
b)
Career (noun)
c)
Insight (noun)
d)
Structure (noun)
33.
to work together on a project; cooperate in an effort
a)
Assert (verb)
b)
Evaluate (verb)
c)
Euphoria (noun)
d)
Collaborate (verb)
34.
to promise or pledge to continue working on something
a)
Euphoria (noun)
b)
Expectation (noun)
c)
Culture (noun)
d)
Commitment (noun)
35.
to judge or decide how good or valuable something is
a)
Compose (verb)
b)
Insight (noun)
c)
Evaluate (verb)
d)
Recitation (noun)
36.
a belief about how things will turn out
a)
Heritage (noun)
b)
Expectation (noun)
c)
Commitment (noun)
d)
Innovator (noun)
37.
having a new or special understanding about something
a)
Innovator (noun)
b)
Transcend (verb)
c)
Insight (noun)
d)
Perspective (noun)
38.
showing special ability or skill
a)
Phenomenon (noun)
b)
Insight (noun)
c)
Culture (noun)
d)
Talent (noun)
39.
to change in form or appearance
a)
Evolve (verb)
b)
Evaluate (verb)
c)
Euphoria (noun)
d)
Transform (verb)
40.
to succeed or do well
a)
Collaborate (verb)
b)
Achieve (verb)
c)
Perspective (noun)
d)
Evaluate (verb)
41.
insist on having one's opinions and rights recognized
a)
Assert (verb)
b)
Talent (noun)
c)
Expectation (noun)
d)
Expression (noun)
42.
beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that are shared by a group of people
a)
Structure (noun)
b)
Achieve (verb)
c)
Evolve (verb)
d)
Culture (noun)
43.
something that changes over time
a)
Transcend (verb)
b)
Commitment (noun)
c)
Evolve (verb)
d)
Evaluate (verb)
44.
the traditions and beliefs handed down to you by your family, culture, and society
a)
Perspective (noun)
b)
Expectation (noun)
c)
Achieve (verb)
d)
Heritage (noun)
45.
someone who introduces something new
a)
Innovator (noun)
b)
Culture (noun)
c)
Structure (noun)
d)
Self-Esteem (noun)
46.
a point of view
a)
Heritage (noun)
b)
Perspective (noun)
c)
Expectation (noun)
d)
Innovator (noun)
47.
one's feelings of high or low self-value
a)
Transcend (verb)
b)
Self-Esteem (noun)
c)
Achieve (verb)
d)
Creativity (noun)
48.
to create something by writing it
a)
Evolve (verb)
b)
Compose (verb)
c)
Structure (noun)
d)
Commitment (noun)
49.
a great joy and happiness
a)
Expectation (noun)
b)
Euphoria (noun)
c)
Transcend (verb)
d)
Structure (noun)
50.
the ability to communicate in a creative way
a)
Phenomenon (noun)
b)
Expression (noun)
c)
Perspective (noun)
d)
Career (noun)
51.
something done without any pre-planning; making it up on the spot
a)
Improvisation (noun)
b)
Perspective (noun)
c)
Achieve (verb)
d)
Transform (verb)
52.
something different that people get really excited about
a)
Phenomenon (noun)
b)
Expectation (noun)
c)
Structure (noun)
d)
Heritage (noun)
53.
speaking a poem or other text aloud in front of other people
a)
Structure (noun)
b)
Transform (verb)
c)
Collaborate (verb)
d)
Recitation (noun)
54.
the way something is set up or organized
a)
Commitment (noun)
b)
Structure (noun)
c)
Transform (verb)
d)
Assert (verb)
55.
to rise above or beyond, exceed
a)
Recitation (noun)
b)
Commitment (noun)
c)
Improvisation (noun)
d)
Transcend (verb)
56.
working carefully and thoroughly
a)
Conscientiously (adverb)
b)
Inhibit (verb)
c)
Protest (verb)
d)
Authority (noun)
57.
to continue to exist (live) for a long time
a)
Endure (verb)
b)
Investigation (noun)
c)
Genuine (adjective)
d)
Skeptic (noun)
58.
information that helps prove something
a)
Evidence (noun)
b)
Tragedy (noun)
c)
Prejudiced (adjective)
d)
Persistent (adjective)
59.
real, not fake
a)
Genuine (adjective)
b)
Inherent (adjective)
c)
Segregation (noun)
d)
Compassion (noun)
60.
someone who studies the events of the past (history) and interprets them
a)
Historian (noun)
b)
Tumult (noun)
c)
Skeptic (noun)
d)
Segregation (noun)
61.
careful search or study that looks for facts
a)
Investigation (noun)
b)
Segregation (noun)
c)
Distracted (adjective)
d)
Anxiety (noun)
62.
guided by truth, reason, justice, and fairness
a)
Just (adjective)
b)
Segregation (noun)
c)
Tragedy (noun)
d)
Tumult (noun)
63.
someone who doubts beliefs that are generally accepted by others
a)
Skeptic (noun)
b)
Evidence (noun)
c)
Segregation (noun)
d)
Survivor (noun)
64.
a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease
a)
Anxiety (noun)
b)
Prejudiced (adjective)
c)
Boycott (noun)
d)
Desperately (adverb)
65.
unable to concentrate or focus
a)
Distracted (adjective)
b)
Compassion (noun)
c)
Provoke (verb)
d)
Segregation (noun)
66.
something you are born with
a)
Inherent (adjective)
b)
Just (adjective)
c)
Survivor (noun)
d)
Investigation (noun)
67.
to stop or hold you back from doing something
a)
Inhibit (verb)
b)
Discrimination (noun)
c)
Distracted (adjective)
d)
Persistent (adjective)
68.
forming opinions about others without thinking about the facts
a)
Prejudiced (adjective)
b)
Survivor (noun)
c)
Segregation (noun)
d)
Discrimination (noun)
69.
to say or show that you are against something
a)
Protest (verb)
b)
Skeptic (noun)
c)
Anxiety (noun)
d)
Compassion (noun)
70.
a person who lives through a difficult event or experience; live through a disaster
a)
Survivor (noun)
b)
Historian (noun)
c)
Anxiety (noun)
d)
Tragedy (noun)
71.
a terrible event or disaster
a)
Tragedy (noun)
b)
Prejudiced (adjective)
c)
Survivor (noun)
d)
Persistent (adjective)
72.
the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience
a)
Authority (noun)
b)
Investigation (noun)
c)
Inhibit (verb)
d)
Protest (verb)
73.
to punish an organization by refusing to use its product or service
a)
Boycott (noun)
b)
Endure (verb)
c)
Inherent (adjective)
d)
Survivor (noun)
74.
to care deeply about the suffering and trouble of others
a)
Compassion (noun)
b)
Authority (noun)
c)
Tumult (noun)
d)
Anxiety (noun)
75.
to act with very little hope
a)
Desperately (adverb)
b)
Authority (noun)
c)
Distracted (adjective)
d)
Endure (verb)
76.
treating people in a particular group unfairly
a)
Discrimination (noun)
b)
Provoke (verb)
c)
Authority (noun)
d)
Investigation (noun)
77.
to keep trying in spite of challenges
a)
Persistent (adjective)
b)
Prejudiced (adjective)
c)
Tumult (noun)
d)
Authority (noun)
78.
to force a person or thing to act
a)
Provoke (verb)
b)
Evidence (noun)
c)
Desperately (adverb)
d)
Segregation (noun)
79.
to keep some people apart from others because of ethnicity or other difference
a)
Segregation (noun)
b)
Persistent (adjective)
c)
Evidence (noun)
d)
Genuine (adjective)
80.
violent and noisy disturbance from a mob or riot
a)
Tumult (noun)
b)
Historian (noun)
c)
Skeptic (noun)
d)
Conscientiously (adverb)
81.
having a strong desire for success or achievement
a)
Assemble (verb)
b)
Ambitious (adjective)
c)
Environment (noun)
d)
Fate (noun)
82.
an idea you believe in and are willing to fight for
a)
Technology (noun)
b)
Cause (noun)
c)
Assume (verb)
d)
Aggressive (adjective)
83.
when you tell someone something private or secret
a)
Confession (noun)
b)
Recall (verb)
c)
Assemble (verb)
d)
Reputation (noun)
84.
to make someone not want to do something
a)
Confession (noun)
b)
Shame (noun)
c)
Ambitious (adjective)
d)
Discourage (verb)
85.
the future that is expected to happen
a)
Assume (verb)
b)
Fate (noun)
c)
Device (noun)
d)
Literacy (noun)
86.
the ability to read and write
a)
Literacy (noun)
b)
Recall (verb)
c)
Solution (noun)
d)
Aggressive (adjective)
87.
a job that needs special education and training
a)
Device (noun)
b)
Profession (noun)
c)
Confession (noun)
d)
Solution (noun)
88.
the way people think about you
a)
Disgusted (adjective)
b)
Reputation (noun)
c)
Efficient (adjective)
d)
Discourage (verb)
89.
overly proud; too convinced of one's own importance
a)
Aggressive (adjective)
b)
Arrogant (adjective)
c)
Obstacle (noun)
d)
Reputation (noun)
90.
to think that something is true without knowing all the facts
a)
Fate (noun)
b)
Assume (verb)
c)
Arrogant (adjective)
d)
Environment (noun)
91.
something that stays the same
a)
Device (noun)
b)
Constant (adjective)
c)
Recall (verb)
d)
Discourage (verb)
92.
a sick feeling of strong dislike
a)
Efficient (adjective)
b)
Shame (noun)
c)
Disgusted (adjective)
d)
Standard (noun)
93.
a young person who is exceptionally talented or intelligent
a)
Discourage (verb)
b)
Environment (noun)
c)
Device (noun)
d)
Prodigy (noun)
94.
to remember something from the past
a)
Recall (verb)
b)
Fate (noun)
c)
Reputation (noun)
d)
Assemble (verb)
95.
a painful feeling that is caused by embarrassment or guilt
a)
Shame (noun)
b)
Arrogant (adjective)
c)
Prodigy (noun)
d)
Cause (noun)
96.
a way of judging or measuring things
a)
Standard (noun)
b)
Disgusted (adjective)
c)
Prodigy (noun)
d)
Technology (noun)
97.
forceful, bold, and willing to take strong action
a)
Aggressive (adjective)
b)
Assume (verb)
c)
Solution (noun)
d)
Efficient (adjective)
98.
to put or bring together
a)
Literacy (noun)
b)
Assemble (verb)
c)
Technology (noun)
d)
Fate (noun)
99.
a machine or tool that does a special job
a)
Solution (noun)
b)
Device (noun)
c)
Assemble (verb)
d)
Environment (noun)
100.
something that works well without wasting energy
a)
Ambitious (adjective)
b)
Efficient (adjective)
c)
Technology (noun)
d)
Literacy (noun)
101.
the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates.
a)
Assemble (verb)
b)
Environment (noun)
c)
Literacy (noun)
d)
Device (noun)
102.
something that gets in the way
a)
Device (noun)
b)
Arrogant (adjective)
c)
Constant (adjective)
d)
Obstacle (noun)
103.
an answer that solves or fixes a problem
a)
Shame (noun)
b)
Recall (verb)
c)
Cause (noun)
d)
Solution (noun)
104.
scientific knowledge as it is used in the world
a)
Technology (noun)
b)
Confession (noun)
c)
Arrogant (adjective)
d)
Shame (noun)
105.
a line that separates two places
a)
Boundary (noun)
b)
Prophet (noun)
c)
Rely (verb)
d)
Terror (noun)
106.
a fight; an ongoing argument
a)
Release (verb)
b)
Relevance (noun)
c)
Ponder (verb)
d)
Feud (noun)
107.
to give something or allow it
a)
Relevance (noun)
b)
Subside (verb)
c)
Grant (verb)
d)
Resist (verb)
108.
feeling emotionally connected to a person and seeing oneself as like him or her
a)
Trace (verb)
b)
Suspect (verb)
c)
Identification (noun)
d)
Capable (adjective)
109.
easy to see or understand
a)
Terror (noun)
b)
Release (verb)
c)
Feud (noun)
d)
Obvious (adjective)
110.
agreement after an argument or fight
a)
Ritual (noun)
b)
Reconciliation (noun)
c)
Relevance (noun)
d)
Feud (noun)
111.
to let go or set free
a)
Ponder (verb)
b)
Release (verb)
c)
Burden (noun)
d)
Ominous (adjective)
112.
extreme fear
a)
Resist (verb)
b)
Release (verb)
c)
Ominous (adjective)
d)
Terror (noun)
113.
able to do something
a)
Grant (verb)
b)
Capable (adjective)
c)
Feud (noun)
d)
Vulnerable (adjective)
114.
to do something exactly and correctly
a)
Precision (noun)
b)
Trace (verb)
c)
Ominous (adjective)
d)
Identification (noun)
115.
to depend on someone or something
a)
Vulnerable (adjective)
b)
Terror (noun)
c)
Rely (verb)
d)
Release (verb)
116.
to work or fight against
a)
Resist (verb)
b)
Identification (noun)
c)
Ponder (verb)
d)
Vulnerable (adjective)
117.
ceremony or formal way of doing something every time
a)
Ritual (noun)
b)
Trace (verb)
c)
Feud (noun)
d)
Ominous (adjective)
118.
become less intense, strong, violent, or severe
a)
Identification (noun)
b)
Subside (verb)
c)
Resist (verb)
d)
Ritual (noun)
119.
a small sign that someone or something was there
a)
Dread (noun)
b)
Trace (verb)
c)
Relevance (noun)
d)
Cease (verb)
120.
weak and easily hurt physically or emotionally
a)
Release (verb)
b)
Identification (noun)
c)
Vulnerable (adjective)
d)
Boundary (noun)
121.
A heavy load that is difficult to carry or something difficult you have to do or know about
a)
Rely (verb)
b)
Boundary (noun)
c)
Reconciliation (noun)
d)
Burden (noun)
122.
to stop
a)
Cease (verb)
b)
Obvious (adjective)
c)
Suspect (verb)
d)
Subside (verb)
123.
be very afraid
a)
Terror (noun)
b)
Burden (noun)
c)
Trace (verb)
d)
Dread (noun)
124.
threatening; something evil or dangerous is coming
a)
Ominous (adjective)
b)
Resist (verb)
c)
Grant (verb)
d)
Reconciliation (noun)
125.
to think about it carefully
a)
Identification (noun)
b)
Ponder (verb)
c)
Reconciliation (noun)
d)
Suspect (verb)
126.
a messenger from a god who can predict the future
a)
Ominous (adjective)
b)
Boundary (noun)
c)
Vulnerable (adjective)
d)
Prophet (noun)
127.
important and connects to another thing
a)
Rely (verb)
b)
Resist (verb)
c)
Prophet (noun)
d)
Relevance (noun)
128.
not able to be trusted; suspicious
a)
Reconciliation (noun)
b)
Suspect (verb)
c)
Resist (verb)
d)
Rely (verb)
129.
very frightening or exciting in a way that you enjoy
a)
Intangible (adjective)
b)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
c)
Psychoanalysis (noun)
d)
Sinister (adjective)
130.
what is not explainable: ghosts, bigfoot, etc.
a)
Supernatural (noun)
b)
Impart (verb)
c)
Nasty (adjective)
d)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
131.
very scared
a)
Impart (verb)
b)
Terrified (adjective)
c)
Nasty (adjective)
d)
Modesty (noun)
132.
evil, ominous
a)
Nasty (adjective)
b)
Sinister (adjective)
c)
Psychoanalysis (noun)
d)
Modesty (noun)
133.
when there is little or no sensory (taste, touch, sight, sound, smell) stimulation
a)
Nerve-Wracking (adjective)
b)
Sensory Deprivation (noun)
c)
Sinister (adjective)
d)
Aspects (noun)
134.
not showing political correctness; going against what is thought to be politically right
a)
Claustrophobia (noun)
b)
Politically Incorrect (adjective)
c)
Psychoanalysis (noun)
d)
Suspense (noun)
135.
in spite of that; however
a)
Terrified (adjective)
b)
Format (noun)
c)
Nevertheless
d)
Politically Incorrect (adjective)
136.
fear of closed in, tight, or narrow spaces
a)
Turbulence (noun)
b)
Claustrophobia (noun)
c)
Intangible (adjective)
d)
Sensory Deprivation (noun)
137.
violent shaking of an airplane during flight
a)
Intangible (adjective)
b)
Turbulence (noun)
c)
Impart (verb)
d)
Politically Incorrect (adjective)
138.
a feeling of anxiety about what could happen next
a)
Suspense (noun)
b)
Aspects (noun)
c)
Intangible (adjective)
d)
Empathize (verb)
139.
not seeming to be real; fake
a)
Two-Dimensional (adjective)
b)
Turbulence (noun)
c)
Supernatural (noun)
d)
Aspects (noun)
140.
a part or feature of something.
a)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
b)
Impart (verb)
c)
Politically Incorrect (adjective)
d)
Aspects (noun)
141.
to show or feel understanding of another's feelings or problems
a)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
b)
Aspects (noun)
c)
Suspense (noun)
d)
Empathize (verb)
142.
causing stress or anxiety
a)
Nerve-Wracking (adjective)
b)
Modesty (noun)
c)
Nasty (adjective)
d)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
143.
the way in which something is arranged or set out
a)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
b)
Nevertheless
c)
Format (noun)
d)
Intangible (adjective)
144.
cannot be touched or grasped; not having physical presence
a)
Two-Dimensional (adjective)
b)
Supernatural (noun)
c)
Intangible (adjective)
d)
Claustrophobia (noun)
145.
the virtue of being humble; not bragging; not arrogant
a)
Modesty (noun)
b)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
c)
Sinister (adjective)
d)
Impart (verb)
146.
studying a person's thoughts and personality
a)
Aspects (noun)
b)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
c)
Psychoanalysis (noun)
d)
Modesty (noun)
147.
to give away; share
a)
Nasty (adjective)
b)
Psychoanalysis (noun)
c)
Impart (verb)
d)
Spine-Tingling (adjective)
148.
very bad or unpleasant
a)
Nerve-Wracking (adjective)
b)
Sensory Deprivation (noun)
c)
Intangible (adjective)
d)
Nasty (adjective)
149.
the ability to get and use something
a)
Conduit (noun)
b)
Access (noun)
c)
Anecdotes (noun)
d)
Voracious (adjective)
150.
short, personal stories
a)
Bemoaned (verb)
b)
Voracious (adjective)
c)
Conduit (noun)
d)
Anecdotes (noun)
151.
complained about
a)
Anecdotes (noun)
b)
Bemoaned (verb)
c)
Cognition (noun)
d)
Voracious (adjective)
152.
thought and knowledge
a)
Cognition (noun)
b)
Anecdotes (noun)
c)
Voracious (adjective)
d)
Expand (verb)
153.
passageway
a)
Expand (verb)
b)
Sacrifice (verb)
c)
Conduit (noun)
d)
Anecdotes (noun)
154.
to increase or grow larger
a)
Expand (verb)
b)
Conduit (noun)
c)
Media (noun)
d)
Sacrifice (verb)
155.
restless; impatient; uneasy.
a)
Fidgety (adjective)
b)
Sacrifice (verb)
c)
Conduit (noun)
d)
Media (noun)
156.
different ways people use to communicate, inform, and entertain
a)
Sacrifice (verb)
b)
Conduit (noun)
c)
Media (noun)
d)
Expand (verb)
157.
to give up something for another
a)
Conduit (noun)
b)
Sacrifice (verb)
c)
Voracious (adjective)
d)
Access (noun)
158.
very enthusiastic; wanting or using great quantities
a)
Anecdotes (noun)
b)
Fidgety (adjective)
c)
Sacrifice (verb)
d)
Voracious (adjective)
159.
something that is irritating or causing trouble
a)
Annoyance (noun)
b)
Wearily (adverb)
c)
Apiece (adverb)
d)
Resignedly (adverb)
160.
Each one; Individually
a)
Inflexible (adjective)
b)
Apiece (adverb)
c)
Resignedly (adverb)
d)
Expelled (verb)
161.
Wanting something a lot
a)
Craving (verb)
b)
Inflexible (adjective)
c)
Rigid (adjective)
d)
Faltering (adjective)
162.
To let out slowly
a)
Insistent (adjective)
b)
Expelled (verb)
c)
Trousers (noun)
d)
Resignedly (adverb)
163.
Starting to lose strength; hesitating
a)
Apiece (adverb)
b)
Timidly (adverb)
c)
Sullenly (adverb)
d)
Faltering (adjective)
164.
Something done with strong emotions; aggressively
a)
Annoyance (noun)
b)
Wearily (adverb)
c)
Insistent (adjective)
d)
Fiercely (adverb)
165.
Being humble; Modest
a)
Sullenly (adverb)
b)
Humility (adjective)
c)
Faltering (adjective)
d)
Annoyance (noun)
166.
Not changing; not giving in
a)
Inflexible (adjective)
b)
Faltering (adjective)
c)
Fiercely (adverb)
d)
Insistent (adjective)
167.
Demanding
a)
Insistent (adjective)
b)
Wearily (adverb)
c)
Apiece (adverb)
d)
Timidly (adverb)
168.
Giving up
a)
Wearily (adverb)
b)
Resignedly (adverb)
c)
Faltering (adjective)
d)
Trousers (noun)
169.
Stiff; Not bending
a)
Sullenly (adverb)
b)
Fiercely (adverb)
c)
Timidly (adverb)
d)
Rigid (adjective)
170.
Sadly; in a depressing and gloomy way
a)
Sullenly (adverb)
b)
Trousers (noun)
c)
Annoyance (noun)
d)
Inflexible (adjective)
171.
In a way that shows fear or shyness
a)
Inflexible (adjective)
b)
Insistent (adjective)
c)
Rigid (adjective)
d)
Timidly (adverb)
172.
Pants (British)
a)
Inflexible (adjective)
b)
Rigid (adjective)
c)
Trousers (noun)
d)
Fiercely (adverb)
173.
Something done in a tired or exhausted way
a)
Fiercely (adverb)
b)
Wearily (adverb)
c)
Annoyance (noun)
d)
Faltering (adjective)
174.
ridiculous
a)
Contorted (adjective)
b)
Absurd (adjective)
c)
Flailing (adjective)
d)
Slosh (verb)
175.
deep hole in the earth's surface
a)
Chasm (noun)
b)
Sloop (noun)
c)
Gaping (adjective)
d)
Absurd (adjective)
176.
twisted or bent out of shape
a)
Tantalizing (adjective)
b)
Gaping (adjective)
c)
Shudder (adjective)
d)
Contorted (adjective)
177.
behavior
a)
Chasm (noun)
b)
Tantalizing (adjective)
c)
Demeanor (noun)
d)
Flailing (adjective)
178.
moving or waving around wildly
a)
Mirth (noun)
b)
Flailing (adjective)
c)
Sloop (noun)
d)
Chasm (noun)
179.
wide open
a)
Contorted (adjective)
b)
Slosh (verb)
c)
Gaping (adjective)
d)
Flailing (adjective)
180.
happiness; amusement
a)
Mirth (noun)
b)
Absurd (adjective)
c)
Slosh (verb)
d)
Probed (verb)
181.
searched; explored; investigated
a)
Probed (verb)
b)
Mirth (noun)
c)
Shrill (adjective)
d)
Querulous (adjective)
182.
complaining
a)
Demeanor (noun)
b)
Sloop (noun)
c)
Querulous (adjective)
d)
Flailing (adjective)
183.
high-pitched
a)
Vague (adjective)
b)
Absurd (adjective)
c)
Shrill (adjective)
d)
Tantalizing (adjective)
184.
to shake from fear
a)
Shudder (adjective)
b)
Absurd (adjective)
c)
Gaping (adjective)
d)
Slosh (verb)
185.
small sailing ship
a)
Probed (verb)
b)
Chasm (noun)
c)
Gaping (adjective)
d)
Sloop (noun)
186.
to splash
a)
Flailing (adjective)
b)
Gaping (adjective)
c)
Slosh (verb)
d)
Mirth (noun)
187.
teasing; tormenting; tempting
a)
Demeanor (noun)
b)
Shrill (adjective)
c)
Vague (adjective)
d)
Tantalizing (adjective)
188.
unclear
a)
Gaping (adjective)
b)
Chasm (noun)
c)
Vague (adjective)
d)
Contorted (adjective)
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