In many tribal communities, the (a)   of the older generation must never be questioned. (wise)

There were lots of kids my age in my (a)   when I was growing up. (neighbour)

Ruth tried to hide the (a)   in her eyes as she left the house forever. (sad)

We had a big family (a)   for my dad’s 80th birthday. (celebrate)

I must remember to renew my gym (a)   before the end of the month. (member)

My grandmother will be staying in a nursing home until she has fully recovered from her (a)   . (ill)

We dread our history lectures because every week we nearly die of (a)   . (bored)

Young children show great (a)   about the world they live in. (curious)

We all looked at Hannah in (a)   when she announced that she was resigning. (amaze)

Rosie’s face burned with (a)   when the teacher caught her cheating. (ashamed)

It’s important to be able to express (a)   without losing your temper. (angry)

Children’s lives are in (a)   every time they cross the road outside the school. (dangerous)

The intense (a)   between the two communities eventually resulted in violence. (hate)

The whole country mourned the (a)   of the former president. (dead)

There is a (a)   among some young people that education is a waste of time. (believe)

Jack felt a real sense of (a)   after his best friend emigrated to Australia. (lose)

The teacher forgot my name again. Honestly, he’s got a terrible (a)   . (remember)