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sentiment wary yonder 21 zenith PAGE A The following words should be crossed out: mayfly, material, maze Answers will vary but might include mathematics, matriarch, matter, and matrix B between will before forward C The following words should be circled: geezer, general, gelatin; plowshare, ploy, plummet, plow 138 thieves radii A omelet octopi larvae tepee levelled gladioli makeup halleluiah B e d f b g a observe refined gab dis B mice PAGE 11 handle bugs ditzy chill PAGE A mentor agonies tomatoes fathers -in-law A B 10 N N P P P N P N P devise assertive crowd accumulate 10 N 11 P 12 N persuade bold custodian aroma emphasize thin PAGE 13 pig-headed 10 11 12 13 emotional donation abandon help special third-world country disabled employee soldier Progenitors because the words O SOUNDS describe ancestors Progeru/ opera, problem refers to descendants ocean, cargo An epicure because he or she sound, eyebrow appreciates fine food, whereas voice, joyous a gourmand will eat anything song, office without discrimination cookie, wooden Ameliorate because the word troop, bamboo canyon, method means “to improve”; exacerbate means “to make PAGE 17 worse.” A U SOUNDS PAGE 15 funny, summer January, human Approximate answers: bullfrog, cushion No; a eulogy is a funeral oration, and a euglena is a prune, cruel turtle, surface microscopic organism They are all open land areas B there pillow Greece sauerkraut pie hood A coati is a small tree3 flown dwelling, raccoonlike treasure plowed 10 enough carnivore with a long flexible plead snout, found in Mexico and PAGE 18 Central and South America A LETTER SILENT CROSS OUT An agouti is a rabbit-sized c inspect, color nocturnal rodent with grizzled h showing, happy fur, found in tropical America w wander, wilt What they have in common is water, patted t that they are both small land flap, tassel animals found in the Western g gather, sugar Hemisphere One difference is b buzz, amber that the coati lives in trees, k broken, mark and the agouti does not p perhaps, important Amiable, because an amiable child is friendly and pleasant, B black two, four, five, eight, nine heart whereas an obstreperous one science descend is disobedient and PAGE 19 unpleasant You might give an A buffet mistletoe croquet wretched octogenarian (a person in his khaki adjoining or her eighties) a cymbidium (an orchid) on his or her B ACROSS: sight honest batch debtor birthday Mother’s Day, Father's Day, or any other DOWN: thigh reign bristle cartridge special occasion No, because a tyro is a lacquer midget beginner and a virtuoso is PAGE 20 an expert A 2-SYLLABLE WORDS PAGE 16 A SOUNDS back, began cur basic, volcano mansion almost, falter restroom beware, square PAGE 14 hard, party Approximate answers: another, agree Redolent because a E SOUNDS pelargonium is a flower, and empty, spell redolent refers to smell secret, female Qishm: Iran; Qiqihar: China something, operate, safety Mellifluous because the word baker, camera means "melodious,” whereas happen, item, weapon cacophonous means “harshISOUNDS sounding.” insect, which No; a boutique sells clothing wire, describe accessories, and gifts Rorscht dirty, shirt is cold beet soup block •ade tal •low or •chid 3-SYLLABLE WORDS ac •knowl •edge bun •ga •low o •ver •sight com •e •dy 4-SYLLABLE WORDS •tin u ous mel •an •chol •v af •fee •tion •ate •sid •er •ate • • 5-SYLLABLE WORDS dis •a •gree •a •ble ge •o •log •i •cal de •vel •op •men •tal or •gan •i •za* tion PAGE 20 (continued) PAGE 28 B Alias phenOMenon COMplicate irREGular A contest (noun): accent creation brutality gland solitude DOWN: accuracy hostility prestige change B gland prestige brutality change hostility creation accuracy solitude first syllable PAGE 29 PAGE 21 A B second third second second first first first third contest (verb): accent second syllable conduct (verb): accent second syllable conduct (norm): accent first syllable replay (norm): accent first syllable replay (verb): accent second syllable address (verb): accent second syllable address (noun): accent first syllable Sentences will vary; check for correct use of the nouns affection consideration eternity fearlessness venom turbulence suspicion sentiment resident 10 punctuality 11 monotony PAGE 30 A PAGE 22 a b c c a c PAGE 24 film attempt rainfall position PAGE 25 complain contrasted conquered 10 operate forces injured perform fainted tempt scorch PAGE 26 peaceful destitute speechless bashful hectic 10 PAGE 27 10 approximately reluctantly thoroughly cordially formerly fundamentally partially violently never continuously punctuated B dead PAGE 23 preferable dried DOWN: warranted dimpled dead tied schlimper b gairblue: c flang: a moglump: c impulse honesty players search ACROSS: filtered jimple: a dipdop: c krinskis: b sloozed: a ACROSS: difficult firm simple humble leisurely preferable dimpled filtered dried punctuated C Sentences will vary; check for correct use of the adjectives believable enjoyable preferable PAGE 31 Sentences will vary; check for correct use of the adjectives sustained or sustainable 10 11 warped rejected radiant rebellious recognizable excellent successful modified persistent intentional or intended PAGE 32 A ACROSS: consume drape rescue hate DOWN: dramatize depend complicate PAGE 37 depend complicate A tiptoe drape cupboard peppermint spotlight PAGE 33 highchair Sentences will vary; check for sweatshirt correct use of the verb windmill postpone B ACROSS: flashback lubricate outfit pigtail convict dishpan confront DOWN: lifeguard correspond carpool goldfish develop postcard organize B rescue hate consume dramatize 10 11 penetrate PAGE 38 paralyze A headphone, d footbridge, e footnote, f headlights or footlights, g footprint, a footstool, c headline, b B ACROSS: headhunter Football headband DOWN: headache headquarters footboard footlocker narrate represent PAGE 34 A B bare, dare, hare ride, side, hide pest, test, best beak, leak, teak boot, root, loot track, stack, black creep, sleep, cheep chill, still, grill brake, flake, drake PAGE 35 PAGE 39 headdresses foothold headboard headfirst footwear headset footsteps footloose headway 10 footpath 11 footrace 12 headlock A flash, flag, fact brain, blob, bold pale, pant, parch cart, core, creek none, nail, neither B plant, fort, cart (or plane, fore, care) pang, tang, bang form, norm, warm tarp, seep, damp C Possible answers: PAGE 40 frame (or flame) A airtight baste waterlily bang airmail coat (or colt) waterlogged airport posse (or prose) waterfall line (or lice, like) B ACROSS: airwaves PAGE 36 watercolors airsick A c, wristwatch watermelon waterline e, airport DOWN: waterfront i, outside airbrush a, scarecrow 1, touchdown d, waterfall g, overbite h, pancake 10 m, skyscraper 11 f, silverware 12 b, paperback 13 k, breakfast B Student art will vary PAGE 41 waterfowl watermark airsafe or airworthy waterproof or water-repellent airstrike watercress airborne airplane watertight 10 airspace 11 waterfall 139 PAGE 42 PAGE 47 PAGE 53 PAGE 58 A windbag, d sunglasses, f windsock, g sundown, a sunrise, b windbreaker, c sundial, e B ACROSS: windstorms sunburn windsurfed sustan windshield DOWN: sunbonnet sunroof windfall A d e a b f c B eye fear of god C Possible answers: cinema paralysis maniac anesthetist A maternal statuesque circular A PAGE 43 10 11 windjammer sunbeam windchill windmills sunlamp windpipe sunbathe sunfish windblown PAGE 44 A Answers will vary Possible answers: G OR S G S G G S S SAMPLE ANSWER elephant gem bracelet rose color fish B Answers can appear in any order foolish—absurd; hobby—obsession; glad—ecstatic; entertain—enthrall; apologize atone; influence—domination; admire—adore; disagree—oppose; alone—isolated — 10 11 marines manufacturing quadrupeds faith see war move common B Possible answers: altimeter gratuitous documentaiy paternity PAGE 50 prototype polygamy quintuplets contraindicated benefactor comfort extraordinary octet polynomial 10 benediction PAGE 51 self Sentences will vary; check for correct use of the words SCRAMBLED WORDS: PAGE 52 amuse engaging respond PAGE 46 prognosis 10 11 12 140 telegram cardiologist tricycle symphony paleolithic epidemic polyandry microphone phonics cyclops Democrat sprint glum 10 11 false embraced enclose embezzle million around small embroider enchanted encourage vacancy fortitude childhood racism capitalization honesty pallor bravery standardization pacifism fervor natural fearful Turbulent nervous comatose PAGE 54 pedestrians donated curable not picturesque popular successful glorious submarine recognized manuscript cordial recliner A B PAGE 45 B PAGE 48 PAGE 49 A move sunscreen sunflower military 10 11 collision expand loose adopt pursue personnel finally voracious perpetuate deprived calendar PAGE 55 ACROSS: lose perpetrate peruse collusion DOWN: colander depraved veracious finely B d 2- g b i a j c e f 10 h A PAGE 56 e, cavity a, dwelling c, flattery i, ban d, exaggeration h, glint f, haste g, hatred 10 j, instructor PAGE 57 rucksack magician competitor passion siege storm vase temptation testimony insult assure induce waver invalidate admit catch toss expel B deserve, justify choose, prefer harass, victimize untangle, untwist bum, char appraise, assess handy, suitable differ, digress curve, bend PAGE 59 A lead examine cover punch soil surround B Possible answers: nap mark stink entice affect C Sentences will vary Check for correct use of the synonyms PAGE 60 d, genuine g, aged i, ambitious a, irritated e, flimsy 10 j, changeable c, received f, miniature h, hardy b, intellectual PAGE 61 A fancy, showy manly, male loyal, dependable dangerous, risky unique, unusual pictorial, scenic B Possible answers: catching female tasty rebellious terrific tiny PAGE 62 e A h i d g 8.j f b a 10 c B ACROSS: gladly surely completely DOWN: seldom clearly honestly eternally roughly PAGE 63 first, originally totally, entirely simply, utterly blindly, mindlessly very, quite accidentally, mistakenly extremely, greatly unusually, remarkably PAGE 64 A B c h a i f e 6.1 j b 10 d 11 g 12 k vigor toil clarity patriotism evil maturity foreground jollity C Sentences will vary; check for correct use of the antonyms unity reason gentleman rashness PAGE 65 A Answers can be in any order attic / cellar brightness / dullness cowardice / heroism assistance / hindrance fairness / injustice deflation / inflation courtesy / disrespect elimination / inclusion decision / hesitation 10 punishment / pardon 11 firmness / flabbiness 12 employed / jobless 13 triviality / importance 14 laughter / weeping B ACROSS: escape gainer clarity defend DOWN: roughness poverty knowledge PAGE 66 abbreviate disconnect convicted welcome repel ignored released improved loosened PAGE 67 A arrive freeze include submit envy approach sell forbid mock 10 conceal B ACROSS: wrinkle quarrel finish simplify' DOWN: harden excite reveal hire PAGE 68 A formal passive straight cherished proud imaginary crowded alien B resistant delicate elongated lowered comfortable bound harmless optimistic PAGE 69 A gloomy external common copied brief irrational unruly able unethical 10 adequate B ACROSS: inactive lying coarse DOWN: stingy parched refined moral PAGE 70 PAGE 74 A A pine compound blow fine hide B Answer: oriqins jar abruptly foolishly often brightly briskly certainly unhappily accidentally thoughtfully B ACROSS: carefully fully gently crazily DOWN: clearly listlessly rudely fairly PAGE 71 A Pairs of adverbs can be in any order definitely, questionably commonly, unusually obscurely, famously awkwardly, gracefully sometimes, invariably B ACROSS: unluckily sourly safely invariably slowly DOWN: cruelly unclearly commonly passively PAGE 72 A aloud cruise scent mane won lye bawl fined meat or mete B ACROSS: complement hymn whose moan pore chute 10 aweigh DOWN: holy tee weave shown pause C (circle buoy, fur, and beach) The boy climbed up the fir tree and the beech tree (circle wee, fore, and flairs) After the accident, we set off four flares to get attention PAGE 73 A barred bard barque bark boll bowl serial cereal kernels for colonels night knight high hi B fryer friar hostile hostel plait plate prophet for profit pale pail seen scene pitcher page kind down fresh PAGE 75 A bow: possible answer: a knot with loops in it blue: the color of the sky corps: a large military unit hey: a cry used to attract attention lessen: to minimalize B 2-3 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the homographs PAGE 76 A automobile coeducational student trigonometry delicatessen centum cucumber submarine periwig B vet typo lunch deb doc mod pants mums PAGE 77 coattails scramble distillery spectacles percolate DOWN: lubricate gabble B hackney curiosity moving picture penitentiary turnpike university promenade A ACROSS: 141 PAGE 78 PAGE 87 A chickens A a h d g e b c f feet B named after Attabiya, a heels in hoop quarter Baghdad after Jean Martinet, a brains B b d c 17th century French a e army officer after Rudolf Diesel, bom in PAGE 88 Paris of German parents, a b b c who improved the internal a b c a combustion engine PAGE 89 after John Duns Scotus, hold a candle to, playing whose once accepted second fiddle writings were ridiculed in eating them out of house the 16th century and home, lay down the after Joseph Guillotin, the law 19th century French take it easy, make ends physician who invented it PAGE 79 bloomers atlas bowler 11 pasteurize 12 Friday DOWN: July graham crackers maverick teddy bear volt jersey 10 May ACROSS: PAGE 80 c a b b a b j i f d 10 e b 11 k c c PAGE 81 a g h PAGE 82 A B a c b g 4 b a d f a c h e barge barnacles brocade ability accelerate absorb accessory 10 adhere 11 buoyant 12 agenda PAGE 92 disguise PAGE 84 c a c a b c PAGE 85 b b a c a b 10 11 12 civilian carbonated dubious cabaret dahlia credence defiance depreciate custody dexterity cognizant PAGE 93 PAGE 86 b c aerobics belated Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words carried on drew a blank dress down looked up to lost face cut back see eye to eye take on get ahead 10 kept at c a PAGE 90 PAGE 91 PAGE 83 b a meet come clean, turned a deaf ear to make up for, pull strings hit the nail on the head, fall short have it both ways, get away with a a c b a b Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 94 escapade flaunt earnest exceed firmament fallible fragment elaborate fauna 10 froth 11 ecstasy 12 emulate martyr nomadic naive modem muffin nudge nozzle Mildew mahogany 10 menace 11 nonchalant 12 necessary PAGE 95 PAGE 103 Sentences will vaiy, but confirm that assigned word has been used properly Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 96 PAGE 104 grimace goblet genuflect homage headquarters hearth grandiose gallant heritage 10 harvest 11 garment 10 PAGE 97 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 98 10 11 jaguar illusion inexpensive jiggle jungle jumbo jargon identical inconsistent posture patriarch octave pedicure omnivorous ordeal obituary purpose ottoman prize 11 phantom 12 original PAGE 105 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 106 rep>ent quince quell quad redeem quota rampage quake PAGE 99 reverse 10 queasy 11 rupture Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 107 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct PAGE 100 use of the words juvenile inhale literacy kernel leisure kiosk 10 lacquer lopsided kaleidoscope languid kosher keg 11 kindle PAGE 101 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words 142 PAGE 102 PAGE 108 temerity 10 11 12 tactful triceps sacrifice smear stiff temper silhouette swelter spare thorn segment PAGE 109 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 110 varnish unaccompanied unkempt ulcer vulgar vivid undisciplined vicinity unsound 10 valid 11 utter PAGE 111 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 112 whiff X-axis xerothermic xenophobe wharf wad wade Xylem xerography 10 wallet 11 warble PAGE 113 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 114 yogurt yearling yoga yacht yam zodiac 10 11 zealot yelp zenith zori zinnia PAGE 115 Answers will vary Check students’ sentences for correct use of the words PAGE 116 because afakir is a Hindu or Muslim holy person who is a beggar, and afedora is a hat that such a beggar would not be able to afford at its perigee because then the moon is closest to the earth because an ascetic is someone who has chosen not to have pleasure or comforts, and silk is a luxury cloth because a buccaneer is a pirate and a brigantine is a type of ship because an impostor would be hiding his identity, and going incognito would accomplish this purpose rhinestones, because lodestones are naturally magnetized pieces of magnetite, an iron ore, not a stone used in jewelry because a semaphore is a tower with movable arms used to signal railroad trains a jennet because it is a small Spanish horse PAGE 117 a lectern because a teacher often gives a lecture, and a lectern is a piece of furniture that can hold notes and a microphone, whereas legerdemain is the use of trickery or magic rectitude because it is honesty and goodness in principles and conduct, whereas iniquity is great evil or injustice a bellicose person because such a person would be likely to pick a fight, whereas a comatose person is in a coma a loquacious person because such a person is talkative, whereas a mendacious person tells lies an adjustable bed because such a bed can move up and down and bend to make the patient more comfortable; a bed would not be considered reversible in an agrarian setting, because the bobolink, a bird, is more likely to be found in the country than in the city a person who had versatility because such a person would be able to many different tasks, whereas someone who had culpability would be guilty of some wrongdoing PAGE 118 ACROSS: compare discount ingredients 10 label 11 factory 12 comparison 13 sale 14 credit 16 exchange 17 cosmetics 18 guarantee PAGE 122 DOWN: 10 15 quality pricetag dry clean lightweight department price lingerie large PAGE 119 ingredients factory label department dry clean discount exchange quality cosmetics 10 credit 11 pricetag, price 12 sale PAGE 120 ACROSS: 10 11 swear jury testify parole sentence trial 14 summation 15 defendant 16 truth 17 argue 18 defense DOWN: plaintiff witness probation prosecution justice verdict 12 attorney 13 judge PAGE 121 witness probation verdict trial jury prosecution defendant defense prosecution 10 truth 11 judge 12 justice ACROSS: 10 11 12 14 15 permits landscaping irrigation bulldozer construction drywall foundation architect DOWN: shingles patio electrician plumber concrete contractor 13 blueprint PAGE 123 10 11 12 landscaping irrigation shingles blueprint architect patio plumber permits concrete electrician Construction contractor PAGE 124 ACROSS: propulsion rocket interstellar 10 12 14 16 17 astronaut orbit launch infinity moon satellite quarks DOWN: spacecraft 11 13 15 interplanetary galaxy gravity cosmos planet pulsar PAGE 125 astronaut rocket launch orbit gravity galaxy planet moon interstellar 10 Interplanetary 11 pulsar 12 quark 143 PAGE 126 10 13 14 15 16 muscular stress vitamin capillary fiber lipid treatment heartbeat DOWN: 11 12 cardiovascular nutrition insomnia mineral carbohydrates fatigue metabolism stretch symptom PAGE 127 vitamin 10 11 12 carbohydrates muscular nutrition stretch heartbeat stress fatigue insomnia symptom metabolism treatment PAGE 128 cubicle assistant client employee secretary overtime deadline meeting DOWN: 10 11 144 client committee employee 10 project deadline employer benefits salary overtime 11 secretary 12 president PAGE 130 ACROSS: 12 13 15 16 17 tropical safari passport restaurant accommodations hotel sightseeing pyramids souvenir translate DOWN: 10 airfare suitcase transportation security photographs museum 11 guide 14 tourist PAGE 131 ACROSS: 12 13 14 15 PAGE 129 vacation ACROSS: benefits employer salary committee conference vacation president project 10 11 12 pyramids transportation passport security airfare suitcase hotel sightseeing translate souvenir photographs safari PAGE 132 PAGE 134 ACROSS: ACROSS: 11 13 14 15 16 agency 10 13 14 15 16 cabinet DOWN: executive preamble amendments judicial Democrat legislative impeach DOWN: 10 12 lobbyist electoral Republican Constitution Senate decision elect PAGE 133 10 Constitution amendments judicial executive Republican preamble cabinet 11 electoral 12 lobbyist 13 decisions gala refreshments entertainment introduction interaction amusement conversation caterer partner 11 12 celebration banquet appetizers event formal PAGE 135 legislative Senate Democrat occasion guests 10 Refreshments Formal introduction interaction or conversation partner occasion guests celebration entertainment banquet 11 appetizers 12 caterer n™ - BUILDING VOCABULARY A SKILLS & STRATEGIES FOR LEVELS THROUGH Each of the six books in this power-packed new series features: y 100+ reproducible exercise pages y 900-1,500 vocabulary words y y Clear instructions, friendly lesson Dual emphasis on unlocking meaning by analyzing word structure and by using context clues wm HNS format, and charming illustrations throughout SAMPLE LESSON TOPICS •synonyms /antonyms •alphabetical order •common / proper nouns •parts of speech •connotation / denotation •homophones / homographs •abbreviations / acronyms •dictionary entries •word origins •variant letter sounds •shades of meaning •idiomatic expressions •cliches •formal / informal language •prefixes /suffixes •multiple-meaning words •present /past tense •syllabication •similes /metaphors •contractions / possessives •Greek /Latin roots •thesaurus entries •spelling demons •words often confused •pronunciation •euphemisms •selecting vivid 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