The toddler was very "energetic" , full of energy, on the playground.
"energetic": full of energy
He "coaxed" - attempted to persuade - her to sing, but she still refused.
"coaxed": attempt to persuade
It was hard to "focus" (concentrate) during the test due to the noise in the hallway.
"focus": concentrate
Mother moved upward, or "ascended", towards the bedroom on the second floor.
"ascended": move upward
The new movie was so "extraordinary" (better than usual) that we recommended it to everyone.
"extraordinary": better than usual
The birthday girl was excited to "reveal" her new party dress, that is show it to her friends.
"reveal": to show it
The ladder was so "sturdy", that is strongly built, that it didn't break when we used it.
"Sturdy": Strongly built
We had a "mock" (fake) trial in class to learn about the judicial system.
"mock": fake
The boy had "peculiar", or strange, hobby of collecting spiders.
"peculiar": strange
I call my "sole", or only, living grandmother Nana.
"sole": only
The "annual", or yearly, concert will be held next week.
"annual": yearly
Mother said I must "tidy" (clean) my room if I want to have dessert.
"tidy": clean
The crack in the wall was readily "apparent", or easy to view.
"apparent": easy to view
The nurse was there to "assist", or help, the doctor.
"assist": help
We went on a "tour", or a brief trip, to view my new school.
"tour": brief trip
We used a spoon to "blend", or mix, the ingredients together.
"Blend": to mix
The girl felt "queasy", or nauseous, after going on the upside down roller coaster.
"quesy": nauseous
The baby was "weary" (tired) after playing all morning.
"weary": tired
The "dull" painting, which is the one that had little color, did not win the art contest.
"Dull": having little color
I will help if it will "ease", or make easier, your challenging job.
"ease": makes easier
The boy was "alert", that is fully aware, while watching a scary movie.
"alert": fully aware
Can you "afford", or be able to pay, for that expensive video game?
"afford": be able to pay for