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Confiscate: Joanne's mother came up to the school to get the cell phone the teacher had CONFISCATED
 
taken
 
used
 
charged
Obedient: Unlike her older brother Jerome, who stayed out all hours of the night, Kate OBEDIENTLY followed the curfew her parents set.
 
respectfully
 
unruly
 
sleepily
CONSUME: John was so hungry that he CONSUMED the muffin and went back for a second.
 
ate
 
cooked
 
threw away
Coax: After the bird escaped, Chris tried to COAX it back into the cage with treats.
 
guide
 
hold
 
forget
Peculiar: Since it was a school day, she thought it was PECULIAR that she saw no children on the street during her drive to work
 
odd
 
nice
 
normal
Outcast: If a wolf refuses to help its pack hunt, it becomes an OUTCAST and must go on alone.
 
reject
 
friend
 
rabbit
Discard: Dad had no need for the broken air conditioner, so he DISCARDED it on the corner by the trash
 
threw it out
 
ate
 
folded
Content: While others eat eggs, pancakes and bacon for breakfast, Mike was CONTENTwith a piece of toast and a glass of orange juice.
 
satisfied
 
disgusted
 
scared
Fortunate: Because he had such good friends and family, Malcolm considered himself FORTUNATE in life.
 
blessed
 
upset
 
hungry
Observe: The teacher stopped the students after she OBSERVED them running in the hall.
 
saw
 
yelled
 
jumped
Brilliant: Vince had to put his sunglasses on because the rays of the sun were so BRILLIANT.
 
bright
 
rainy
 
dark
Murmur: On the way to her room after just having been grounded, Tom MURMURED something under his breath.
 
whispered
 
yelled
 
looked at
Unpleasant: Brian felt that Ms Golding was much more UNPLEASANT than usual and he suspected that she did not have her coffee this morning.
 
not happy
 
smiling
 
happy
Remedy: The richest man in town was losing his hearing and he offered a large reward to anyone could find a REMEDY for his condition
 
fix
 
bandaid
 
door
Singe: The iron was so hot that Martha SINGED her shirt while ironing it.
 
burnt
 
dirtied
 
folded
Quarrel: Max was sick of QUARRELING with his wife about money when all he wanted was to enjoy her company.
 
fighting
 
singing
 
eating
Conclude: After finding crumbs all over Spot's bed, mom CONCLUDED that the dog had eaten all the cookies.
 
understood
 
saw
 
walked
Enormous: After taking the test, Frank felt as though an ENORMOUS amount of work had been finished.
 
huge
 
small
 
easy
Haughty: Megan did not like the new girl because she was rich, HAUGHTY and kept her nose in the air like she was better than everyone.
 
stuck up
 
dirty
 
friendly
Dreary: The kids wanted to go to the park today, but it was raining, dark and just an overall DREARY day.
 
dull
 
bright
 
sunny
Absurd: Bob thought that Jose's ideas about their substitute teacher being an alien were ABSURD
 
ridiculous
 
correct
 
important
Native: Although most of the students came from different countries, Mark was a NATIVE of the town, born and raised
 
local
 
foreigner
 
smart
Severe: Most people feared the king because his rulings were final and his punishments were painful and SEVERE.
 
strong
 
weak
 
colorful
Impatient: After waiting hours for his call for two nights in a row, Carol grew IMPATIENT with Jack and decided that she would call him first
 
not wanting to wait
 
curious
 
smart
Bewilder: John was BEWILDERED when he saw the math teacher writing letters on the board that were to be added and multiplied. Aren't we in math class?
 
confused
 
smart
 
hungry
Gradual: Alice was not happy learning French in such a GRADUAL way. She wanted to learn it all immediately.
 
slow
 
fast
 
difficult
Wretched: Alice woke up feeling WRETCHED. She was covered with sweat and had a bad headache.
 
horrible
 
fine
 
happy
Substantial: After receiving the smallest piece of pizza at the party, Kevin was disappointed. He had hoped for a more SUBSTANTIAL piece.
 
bigger
 
smaller
 
tasty
Haste: We can still make it to the movie on time if we make HASTE!
 
speed
 
slow down
 
forget it
Straggle: Vinnie thought that the run would be so easy, but after he got about 1 mile into it, he started to STRAGGLE behind all the other runners.
 
get behind
 
speed up
 
give up
Ignorant: Bob never realized how IGNORANT he had been about cooking until he lived alone and had no idea how to make his meals
 
not knowing
 
smart
 
hungry


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