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SENTENCE: After the long hike, we found a spot to rest, and Grandma lay _____ on the grassy hill, her legs stretched out and her back flat on the ground, relaxing for a while. (adjective)
 
recumbent
 
pugnacious
 
contort
 
juncture
SENTENCE: The __________ boy was always getting into arguments at school, challenging others to fights over the smallest things. (adjective)
 
pugnacious
 
anguish
 
morose
 
contort
SENTENCE: After hearing the bad news, Jenna felt _____ and barely spoke to anyone for the rest of the day.
 
morose
 
recumbent
 
pugnacious
 
contemplate
SENTENCE: We reached a _____ on the hiking trail where we had to decide whether to turn left toward the waterfall or right to continue up the mountain. (Noun)
 
juncture
 
hutch
 
anguish
 
morose
SENTENCE: The little rabbit hopped into the wooden __________ by the back door, its safe space where it could rest without fear of predators.
 
hutch
 
contort
 
recumbant
 
pugnacious
SENTENCE: Jill held the fragile porcelain plate _____ in her hands, carefully placing it on the table to avoid breaking it. (Adverb)
 
gingerly
 
dabble
 
morose
 
hutch
SENTENCE: Tom liked to _____ in painting, even though he wasn't very good at it, and preferred to stick with other hobbies. (verb)
 
dabble
 
contort
 
gingerly
 
anguish
SENTENCE: The gymnast had to __________ her body in a strange way to fit through the narrow tunnel during the competition. (verb)
 
contort
 
dabble
 
contemplate
 
pugnacious
SENTENCE: As I watched the clouds change shapes in the sky, I began to _____ whether or not I should ask my friend to go to the movies with me later. It was a tough decision, and I wasn’t sure what the right choice was. (verb)
 
contemplate
 
anguish
 
gingerly
 
dabble
SENTENCE: After hearing that his best friend, Ben, was moving far away, Adam felt a deep sense of _____, like his heart had been torn in two. He couldn’t stop feeling sad for days, and nothing seemed to cheer him up. (Noun)
 
anguish
 
pugnacious
 
dabble
 
gingerly
Lying down, resting, or leaning
 
Recumbent
 
Contemplate
 
Hutch
 
Morose
Eager to fight, aggressive, or combative
 
Pugnacious
 
Recumbent
 
Juncture
 
Dabble
Having a gloomy or depressive manner
 
Morose
 
Pugnacious
 
Contemplate
 
Anguish
A place where two things are joined, a connection
 
Juncture
 
Morose
 
Recumbent
 
Pugnacious
A pen or coop for small animals
 
Hutch
 
Juncture
 
Recumbent
 
Dabble
With great care or caution
 
Gingerly
 
Pugnacious
 
Contort
 
Anguish
To splash, paddle, or play in water
 
Dabble
 
Pugnacious
 
Morose
 
Gingerly
To twist into a strange shape or expression
 
Contort
 
Juncture
 
Recumbent
 
Gingerly
To consider thoroughly; think fully or deeply about
 
Contemplate
 
Dabble
 
Contort
 
Hutch
Severe suffering or pain
 
Anguish
 
Pugnacious
 
Recumbent
 
Morose
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