Your teacher loves when your comments and questions are RELEVANT to the lesson.
fits with the subject or idea, appropriate, applicable
The teacher was FLABBERGASTED by her students' knowledge.
Amazed, surprised, shocked
He was LETHARGIC after Spring Break and didn't have the energy to get out of bed.
tired, sluggish, lazy
The student's handwriting was ILLEGIBLE, and the teacher had trouble reading it.
Not clear enough to be read; scribbled
The teacher told the class to provide a CONCISE summary of the book.
short, brief
Ms. Elliott FREQUENTLY falls asleep during movies, so she seldom goes to the movie theater.
often, regularly
Ms. Elliott frequently falls asleep during movies, so she SELDOM goes to the movie theater.
Rarely happens
I am well-resting because I got a SUFFICIENT amount of sleep last night.
Enough, adequate, satisfactory
The vote was UNANIMOUS – the students wanted pizza in class.
complete agreement by all
My sister offered me ice cream as an INCENTIVE for cleaning her room.
Something that motivates you to do something; a motivator
He could not avoid the OBSTACLE in the road and had to call for help.
Something in the way, block, barrier
She was excited to see the new EXHIBIT at the museum.
exhibit (noun): an object or collection of objects on public display in a gallery or museum
The students EXHIBITED great excitement when they realized how many days until summer break.
exhibit (verb): showed, demonstrated, displayed
The lightening PRECEDED the loud thunder.
come first, go before.
GENERATE a list of your favorite restaurants.
produce, make, create
He needed to ALTER his pants because they were too long.
change
