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Question 1

deep

The cave was so deep, Sarah needed a flashlight to see the bottom.

extending downward to a considerable degree

Answer 1

deep

Question 2

happy

After winning the race, Tom felt happy and proud.

having the feeling arising from the consciousness of well-being

Answer 2

happy

Question 3

bump

I had to be careful not to bump my head on the low doorway.

to hit or knock typically with a degree of force or violence and making a thudding impact and usually with a degree of injury or damage

Answer 3

bump

Question 4

bear

The bear caught fish in the stream with its powerful paws.

an animal having long shaggy hair, feeding on fruit and insects as well as on flesh, and moving very fast for short distances

Answer 4

bear

Question 5

count

Let’s count how many cookies are left in the jar.

to separate one by one to find the total number of units : to number or tally

Answer 5

count

Question 6

dunk

Jenny likes to dunk her cookies in milk before eating them.

to dip (as a piece of bread, cake, or doughnut) into liquid (as coffee, milk, or tea) while eating

Answer 6

dunk

Question 7

feet

My feet were tired after walking all day at the zoo.

the terminal parts of the vertebrate legs upon which an individual stands

Answer 7

feet

Question 8

cold

The winter morning was so cold we could see our breath.

having a temperature notably below that compatible with human comfort

Answer 8

cold

Question 9

alone

The puppy felt alone until his family came home.

away from other people or things

Answer 9

alone

Question 10

click

To start the game, click the green button on the screen.

to select (something on a computer) by placing the cursor over it and pressing a button on your mouse

Answer 10

click

Question 11

miss

I miss playing with my friend when she’s on vacation.

to feel the lack of : to be unhappy because of the loss or absence of

Answer 11

miss

Question 12

shirt

Billy put on his favorite blue shirt for picture day.

a loose cloth garment usually having a collar, sleeves, a front opening, and a tail long enough to be tucked inside the waistband of trousers or a skirt

Answer 12

shirt

Question 13

roof

The cat sat on the roof watching birds fly by.

the outside cover on top of a building or home

Answer 13

roof

Question 14

here

Put your backpack here next to mine.

at this point in space : in this location

Answer 14

here

Question 15

lamp

The lamp on my desk helps me read at night.

a light-giving device

Answer 15

lamp

Question 16

lost

I got lost trying to find my way to the new park.

gone out of one’s possession or control : put in an unremembered place

Answer 16

lost

Question 17

lunch

We ate lunch together in the school cafeteria.

the meal that is eaten in the middle of the day

Answer 17

lunch

Question 18

drift

The leaves drift slowly down from the trees in autumn.

to become driven or carried along by a current of water, wind, or air

Answer 18

drift

Question 19

please

Please pass me the salt and pepper.

—used as a function word to express politeness or emphasis in a request

Answer 19

please

Question 20

spill

Be careful not to spill your juice on the carpet.

to cause or allow to pour, splash, or fall out (as over the edge of a container) and be wasted, lost, or scattered

Answer 20

spill

Question 21

tired

After playing all day, the children were tired and ready for bed.

drained of strength and energy : fatigued often to the point of exhaustion : weary

Answer 21

tired

Question 22

large

The large box was too heavy for me to lift.

big

Answer 22

large

Question 23

lake

We went swimming in the lake during summer vacation.

a large body of water surrounded by land

Answer 23

lake

Question 24

grab

Quick, grab your umbrella before it starts raining!

to take or take hold of by a sudden motion or grasp : to seize, to clutch

Answer 24

grab

Question 25

juice | I like to drink orange juice for breakfast. ## Footnote the extractable fluid contents of plant cells or plant structures

Answer 25

juice

Question 26

nook | My favorite reading nook is by the window. ## Footnote a secluded or out-of-the-way place or part

Answer 26

nook

Question 27

shops | Mom shops for groceries every Saturday morning. ## Footnote examines goods and services with intent to buy

Answer 27

shops

Question 28

spot | There's a perfect spot for our picnic under that tree. ## Footnote a small extent of space

Answer 28

spot

Question 29

world | People from all around the world came to the Olympics. ## Footnote the earth with all its inhabitants and all things upon it

Answer 29

world

Question 30

math | Division is my favorite kind of math problem. ## Footnote a science that deals with the relationship and symbolism of numbers

Answer 30

math

Question 31

pick | Let me pick which movie we watch tonight. ## Footnote to select from among a group

Answer 31

pick

Question 32

soap | Don't forget to use soap when washing your hands. ## Footnote a cleansing agent that is used for washing something

Answer 32

soap

Question 33

tools | Dad kept his tools organized in the garage. ## Footnote instruments (such as hammers or saws) used or worked by hand

Answer 33

tools

Question 34

green | The green grass was perfect for playing soccer. ## Footnote being the color of grass or emeralds

Answer 34

green

Question 35

muddy | My boots got muddy walking through the garden. ## Footnote covered with a slimy sticky mixture of finely divided particles of solid material and water

Answer 35

muddy

Question 36

ripe | The ripe bananas were sweet and ready to eat. ## Footnote fully developed and so usable as food — used of fruit

Answer 36

ripe

Question 37

sign | The sign on the door said 'Welcome'. ## Footnote a board on a building that tells the name and type of a business

Answer 37

sign

Question 38

soup | Hot chicken soup made me feel better when I was sick. ## Footnote a liquid food made with broth that often contains pieces of meat, fish, pasta, or vegetables

Answer 38

soup

Question 39

warm | The warm sunshine felt nice on my face. ## Footnote sending or giving out heat usually to a comfortable or beneficial degree : producing sensations of heat

Answer 39

warm

Question 40

fresh | We picked fresh strawberries from the garden. ## Footnote newly produced gathered or made

Answer 40

fresh

Question 41

learn | I want to learn how to play the guitar. ## Footnote to gain knowledge or understanding of or skill in by study, instruction, or experience

Answer 41

learn

Question 42

frosty | The frosty morning made the grass sparkle. ## Footnote cold freezing

Answer 42

frosty

Question 43

crisp | The crisp apple made a loud crunch when I bit into it. ## Footnote easily broken cracked or snapped

Answer 43

crisp

Question 44

shape | The clouds made an interesting shape in the sky. ## Footnote the visible makeup characteristic of a particular item or kind of item : characteristic appearance or visible form

Answer 44

shape

Question 45

splash | The kids like to splash in puddles after it rains. ## Footnote to strike and dash about (as water or mud) : to cause (a liquid or thinly viscous substance) to spatter or toss about especially with force

Answer 45

splash

Question 46

mushy | The overcooked peas were too mushy to eat. ## Footnote soft spongy

Answer 46

mushy

Question 47

group | Our group worked together on the science project. ## Footnote a relatively small number of individuals assembled or standing together

Answer 47

group

Question 48

spine | The spine of my favorite book is worn from reading it so much. ## Footnote the backbone of a book

Answer 48

spine

Question 49

straps | She straps on her helmet before riding her bike. ## Footnote secures with or attaches by means of a narrow usually flat strip or thong of a flexible material

Answer 49

straps

Question 50

feast | The Thanksgiving feast included turkey and pumpkin pie. ## Footnote an elaborate meal : a banquet

Answer 50

feast