UNIT 1 – WEEK 1: SHORT VOWELS1. gram 11. scuff2. clash 12. clutch3. dense 13. threat4. dread 14. dwell5. prank 15. fund6. strict 16. text7. drill 17. rank8. swan 18. brink9. prod 19. mock10. shrunk 20. plaid

REVIEW WORDS21. stuff22. batch23. sense

CHALLENGE WORDS24. guest25. cleanse

READING VOCABULARY 1. consolation: (noun) Something that provides comfort in a time of grief

or loss.

2. glimmer: (noun) A subtle or fiant perception; a dim glow.

3. heinous: (adjective) Shockingly bad or evil.

4. indispensable: (adjective) Absolutely necessary, essential.

5. perception: (noun) Mental or physical awareness or understanding.

6. phobic: (adjective) Having a specific fear or aversion.

7. sarcastic: (adjective) Using sharp and contemptuous words meant to insult, demean, or make fun of someone.

8. threshold: (noun) A gate or door; a point of entry or crossing over.

UNIT 1 – WEEK 2: LONG VOWELS1. slope 11. loan2. acute 12. tote3. remote 13. foal4. bathe 14. foe5. gaze 15. coax6. rhyme 16. bleak7. keen 17. continue

8. tile 18. pave9. fuse 19. meek10. bleach 20. shrine

REVIEW WORDS21. gram22. dread23. shrunk

CHALLENGE WORDS24. trait25. capsule

READING VOCABULARY 1. adversity: (noun) A difficult time or situation; hardship; a condition of

misfortune.

2. alliance: (noun) An agreement between two or more people, groups, or countries to work together toward a common goal.

3. confinement: (noun) The state of being limited, restricted, or kept in a place.

4. inflicted: (verb) Caused harm or damage; imposed upon.

5. reminisce: (verb) To recall the past with longing.

6. retrieved: (verb) Recovered, regained.

7. smuggle: (verb) Brought into or out of secretly or illegally.

8. spindly: (adjective) Oddly tall or long and thin, usually frail.UNIT 1 – WEEK 3: FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS

1. accuse 11. especially2. affect 12. except3. beautiful 13. excuse4. bought 14. library5. busy 15. minute6. caught 16. nickel7. different 17. probably8. done 18. their9. effect 19. there10. embarrass 20. They’re

REVIEW WORDS21. trait22. remote23. bathe

CHALLENGE WORDS

24. recommend25. separate

READING VOCABULARY 1. classification: (noun) The act of sorting things into groups or classes.

2. compartment: (noun) A separate division or section.

3. engulfs: (verb) Swallows up or covers completely.

4. flanked: (verb) To be found at the side of something.

5. maneuvering: (verb) Moving or managing skillfully or cleverly.

6. obscure: (verb) To hide; to make hard to see or understand.

7. species: (noun) A group of related living things with very similar characteristics.

8. submerged: (adjective) Underwater or covered with liquid.

UNIT 1 – WEEK 4: R-CONTROLLED VOWELS1. search 11. earnest2. starve 12. mourn3. rumor 13. fierce4. reward 14. pierce5. sparkle 15. urge6. bargain 16. wharf7. parched 17. court8. pursue 18. weird9. servant 19. favorite10. torch 20. burnt

REVIEW WORDS21. library22. minute23. caught

CHALLENGE WORDS24. sphere25. aeronautics

READING VOCABULARY 1. cascaded: (verb) Flowed down like a waterfall.

2. documentation: (noun) Work that proves or provides information about a claim.

3. dynamic: (adjective) Having or showing a lot of energy; active; forceful.

4. exerts: (verb) Makes use of; makes a great or strenuous effort.

5. plummeting: (verb) Falling at a fast rate of speed.

6. pulverize: (verb) To crush, grind, or pound.

7. scalding: (adjective) Extremely hot or boiling; capable of burning.

8. shards: (noun) Sharp, often pointed fragments.

UNIT 1 – WEEK 5: COMPOUND WORDS1. brother-in-law 11. full-time2. science fiction 12. windshield3. after-school 13. watermelon4. wading pool 14. twenty-five5. old-fashioned 15. heartbeat6. question mark 16. fingernail7. teenager 17. seaweed8. nearsighted 18. eyelid9. self-respect 19. seashell10. northwest 20. all-star

REVIEW WORDS21. fierce22. urge23. bargain

CHALLENGE WORDS24. barbed wire25. fire escape

READING VOCABULARY 1. available: (adjective) Possible to get; ready for use or service.

2. basically: (adverb) In a simple, fundamental way or manner.

3. factors: (noun) Things that contribute toward a result.

4. fluctuate: (verb) To shift back and forth in an uncertain way.

5. formula: (noun) A set of rules or methods for preparing or doing something.

6. inventory: (noun) Goods and assets that are accounted for.

7. manufactured: (adjective) Made or processed, usually in quantity and with machinery.

8. salaries: (noun) Fixed amounts of money paid to someone at regular times for work done.

UNIT 2 – WEEK 1: IRREGULAR PLURALS1. echoes 11. solos2. photos 12. thieves3. data 13. wives4. scarves 14. cuffs5. volcanoes 15. staffs6. shelves 16. buffaloes7. media 17. sheriffs8. bacteria 18. tornadoes9. wolves 19. sopranos10. dominoes 20. loaves

REVIEW WORDS21. old-fashioned22. windshield23. question mark

CHALLENGE WORDS24. halves25. wharves

READING VOCABULARY 1. artifact: (noun) An object made in the far past by human beings.

2. communal: (adjective) Shared by the members of a group or gathering.

3. derived: (verb) Traced or coming from a source; originated.

4. inscription: (noun) Writing that is carved, cut, painted, or impressed into or onto a hard surface.

5. millennium: (noun) A period of 1,000 years.

6. stationery: (noun) Paper, envelopes, and other materials used for writing.

7. utilize: (verb) To make use of.

8. yields: (noun) The amounts produced; the crops or results of cultivation.

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UNIT 2 – WEEK 2: INFLECTIONAL ENDINGS1. sloped 11. referred2. stifling 12. hovered3. marveled 13. totaled4. sipped 14. accused5. encouraged 15. patrolling6. permitting 16. reviving7. orbiting 17. surrounding8. credited 18. unraveling9. labored 19. confiding10. uttered 20. regretting

REVIEW WORDS21. echoes22. shelves23. media

CHALLENGE WORDS24. interpreted25. swiveling

READING VOCABULARY 1. aspiring: (verb) Seeking ambitiously; trying strongly to achieve a goal.

2. foundation: (noun) Basis; something that supports or justifies.

3. preceded: (verb) Went before or ahead of.

4. principal: (adjective) First in importance; greatest.

5. promote: (verb) To help in doing something, such as growing.

6. restrict: (verb) To confine; to keep within limits.

7. speculation: (noun) Deep thought or reflection; wonderment.

8. withstood: (verb) Held out against; resisted the effects of.

UNIT 2 – WEEK 3: CLOSED SYLLABLES1. factor 11. ragged

2. banner 12. kingdom3. victim 13. barren4. mental 14. necklace5. formal 15. wallet6. pantry 16. ponder7. ballot 17. funnel8. prosper 18. dwelling9. pumpkin 19. snapshot10. muffler 20. fabric

REVIEW WORDS21. sloped22. totaled23. surrounding

CHALLENGE WORDS24. verdict25. garment

READING VOCABULARY 1. alcove: (noun) A small space or room that opens out from a main area.

2. commerce: (noun) The buying or selling of goods; trade; business.

3. domestic: (adjective) Of or pertaining to one’s home, country, or family.

4. exotic: (adjective) Foreign; strange; unusual.

5. fluent: (adjective) Effortless, with smoothness and ease.

6. stifling: (adjective) Suffocating, oppressively close.

7. upheaval: (noun) A strong, sudden, or violent change or disturbance.

8. utmost: (adjective) Greatest or highest.

UNIT 2 – WEEK 4: OPEN SYLLABLES1. brutal 11. labor2. secure 12. focus3. panic 13. rival4. cabin 14. recite5. fever 15. topic6. voter 16. amid

7. vanish 17. unit8. nylon 18. rotate9. detect 19. vital10. resist 20. lament

REVIEW WORDS21. victim22. wallet23. snapshot

CHALLENGE WORDS24. mural25. civic

READING VOCABULARY 1. benefit: (noun) An advantage or gift; something that helps a person.

2. deftly: (adverb) In a skillful, nimble, clever way.

3. derision: (noun) Ridicule; contempt.

4. eaves: (noun) The overhanging, lower edges of a roof.

5. expertise: (noun) Mastery of a skill or craft.

6. impudence: (noun) The state of being rude, bold, or disrespectful.

7. legacy: (noun) Something handed down from the past.

8. symmetry: (noun) Beauty of form; a balanced grouping of parts on either side of a line or around a center.

UNIT 2 – WEEK 5: CONSONANT + -LE SYLLABLES1. simple 11. scramble2. royal 12. scruple3. national 13. quadruple4. valuable 14. noodle5. survival 15. squiggle6. muscle 16. throttle7. whistle 17. securable8. squabble 18. beagle9. durable 19. dimple10. incurable 20. bicycle

REVIEW WORDS21. panic22. labor23. unit

CHALLENGE WORDS24. literal

25. timetable

READING VOCABULARY 1. commemorate: (verb) To honor or maintain the memory of; celebrate.

2. contemplate: (verb) To think about or consider carefully for a period of time.

3. forlorn: (adjective) Lonely and sad, as if forsaken or forgotten.

4. majestic: (adjective) Having a lofty, imposing, or grand aspect or style.

UNIT 3 – WEEK 1: VOWEL TEAM SYLLABLES1. guaranteed 11. straighten2. creatures 12. moisten3. poisonous 13. pedigree4. appointment 14. volunteer5. exploit 15. impeach6. earthbound 16. spoilage7. streamline 17. treasures8. wealthy 18. toughest9. healthy 19. ceiling10. shoulder 20. equality

REVIEW WORDS21. valuable22. survival23. bicycle

CHALLENGE WORDS24. maintained25. weightlessness

READING VOCABULARY 1. capacity: (noun) The maximum amount that can be received or held.

2. enthralled: (verb) Held the attention and interest of someone completely.

3. fallow: (adjective) Unused but capable of yielding crops.

4. insight: (noun) Special understanding about something.

5. negotiate: (verb) To deal with or make a bargain, to bring about a settlement.

6. regulation: (adjective) Required; meeting stated standards or guidelines.

7. resemblance: (noun) A recognizable similarity.

8. unseemly: (adjective) Inappropriate or improper; rude.

UNIT 3 – WEEK 2: R-CONTROLLED VOWEL SYLLABLES1. actor 11. bachelor2. stroller 12. behavior3. scatter 13. calendar4. daughter 14. waiter5. platter 15. singular6. customer 16. maneuver7. ancestor 17. observer8. flavor 18. wander9. mirror 19. traitor10. vinegar 20. janitor

REVIEW WORDS21. wealthy22. exploit23. ceiling

CHALLENGE WORDS24. clamor25. rescuer

READING VOCABULARY 1. dilemma: (noun) A hard choice to make between two or more things.

2. feebly: (adverb) In a manner lacking strength.

3. persistent: (adjective) Continuing firmly and steadily despite challenges.

4. recoiled: (verb) Fall back under pressure or shock; moved away quickly.

5. roused: (verb) Stirred from sleep or rest; awakened.

6. skewed: (verb) Took an indirect course.

7. summon: (verb) To call upon for specific action; to ask to come.

8. vastness: (noun) A very great size or extent.

UNIT 3 – WEEK 3: FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS1. address 11. dollar2. against 12. enough3. always 13. guess4. answer 14. instead5. because 15. people6. believe 16. receive7. brought 17. straight8. children 18. until9. cousin 19. usually10. doesn’t 20. woman

REVIEW WORDS21. flavor22. calendar23. behavior

CHALLENGE WORDS24. foreign25. official

READING VOCABULARY 1. abundant: (adjective) More than enough; present in great quantities.

2. impoverished: (adjective) Having few resources or little wealth.

3. ingenuity: (noun) Cleverness and imaginativeness; resourcefulness.

4. sharecropper: (noun) A farmer who pays a portion or share of his crop to rent the land or farm he uses.

5. solitude: (noun) The state of being alone.

6. productivity: (noun) The rate at which goods, services, or commodities are made.

7. unearthed: (verb) Uncovered; dug up out of the earth.

8. windswept: (adjective) Exposed to and subjected to the wind.

UNIT 3 – WEEK 4: WORDS WITH PREFIXES1. superhuman 11. superstar2. independent 12. outlaw3. incomplete 13. proclaim4. supermarket 14. unsightly5. outstanding 15. unknown6. uncommon 16. prolong7. untangle 17. enrich8. incredible 18. enlarge9. outpost 19. outfield10. enlist 20. outcry

REVIEW WORDS21. address22. cousin23. people

CHALLENGE WORDS24. indistinct25. unequal

READING VOCABULARY 1. adept: (adjective) Very skilled, proficient, expert.

2. aristocracy: (noun) A class of people with higher social standing than others due to privileges of birth, wealth, power, or achievement.

3. collective: (adjective) Characteristic of or involving a group or gathering.

4. perseverance: (noun) A steady and continuous course of action, especially in spite of difficulty.

5. prevail: (verb) To succeed over time, to win.

6. prominent: (adjective) Easily noticeable; standing out in some way.

7. spectators: (noun) People who observe or watch something but do not take part.

8. trailblazer: (noun) A leader who leaves a path for others to follow into new or unfamiliar territory or endeavors.

UNIT 3 – WEEK 5: SUFFIXES –ION AND -TION1. inspire 11. consult2. inspiration 12. consultation

3. connect 13. separate4. connection 14. separation5. observe 15. illustrate6. observation 16. illustration7. represent 17. hesitate8. representation 18. hesitation9. instruct 19. react10. instruction 20. reaction

REVIEW WORDS21. incomplete22. outfield23. supermarket

CHALLENGE WORDS24. evaporate25. evaporation

READING VOCABULARY 1. advocates: (noun) People who support or speak in favor of a cause.

2. commonplace: (adjective) Ordinary and unremarkable.

3. designate: (verb) Mark or point out; select.

4. initial: (adjective) Coming at the beginning; first.

5. insulation: (noun) Material that slows or prevents the transfer of heat, cold, sound, or electricity.

6. invasive: (adjective) Tending to spread and take over areas.

7. irrational: (adjective) Not logical or sensible.

8. optimal: (adjective) Best, most satisfactory.

UNIT 4 – WEEK 1: SUFFIX -ION1. admit 11. explode2. admission 12. explosion3. permit 13. divide4. permission 14. division5. explain 15. decide6. explanation 16. decision7. exclaim 17. omit8. exclamation 18. omission

9. include 19. collide10. inclusion 20. collision

REVIEW WORDS21. separation22. instruction23. connection

CHALLENGE WORDS24. expand25. expansion

READING VOCABULARY 1. alignment: (noun) The state of being aligned or set in a proper

position

2. calamity: (noun) A disaster causing great damage, pain, sorrow, or suffering; catastrophe.

3. eclipse: (noun) An astronomical event in which one object is obscured or darkened by another.

4. generated: (verb) Brought about or produced; made.

5. inconvenience: (noun) Something that causes a lack of comfort or ease; something that causes trouble.

6. periodic: (adjective) Happening at regular intervals of time.

7. prolonged: (adjective) Lengthened in time; extended.

8. tenacity: (noun) The characteristic of being stubborn or persistence.UNIT 4 – WEEK 2: VOWEL ALTERNATION1. compete 11. metal2. competition 12. metallic3. moment 13. final4. momentous 14. finality5. crime 15. reside6. criminal 16. resident7. refer 17. origin8. reference 18. original9. nation 19. ignite10. national 20. ignition

REVIEW WORDS21. admission22. division23. decision

CHALLENGE WORDS

24. acquire25. acquisition

READING VOCABULARY 1. assess: (verb) To set the value or ability of something.

2. compensate: (verb) To make up for something; to pay for.

3. deteriorated: (verb) Made or became steadily worse.

4. devastating: (adjective) Capable of or causing ruin or destruction.

5. implement: (verb) To put into action; to carry into effect.

6. peripheral: (adjective) Of or pertaining to the outer edges of something, such as the field of vision.

7. potential: (noun) Possibility; capacity to become something.

8. summit: (noun) The highest point, as of a hill or mountain.

UNIT 4 – WEEK 3: PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES1. disgraceful 11. enclosure2. unsuccessful 12. unselfish3. outlandish 13. unhappiness4. outsider 14. disapproval5. incorrectly 15. unfairness6. enjoyment 16. reminder7. disappointment 17. designer8. discouragement 18. departure9. enforcement 19. delightful10. repayment 20. unevenly

REVIEW WORDS21. competition22. national23. original

CHALLENGE WORDS24. displeasure25. informal

READING VOCABULARY 1. benefactor: (noun) A kind person who gives money or services.

2. empathy: (noun) The act of experiencing or being sensitive to the feelings, thoughts, or attitudes of another.

3. endeavor: (noun) A serious effort or attempt.

4. entail: (verb) To cause or involve by necessity or as a consequence.

5. extensive: (adjective) Far-reaching, thorough, comprehensive; large, broad.

6. indecision: (noun) The inability to make up one’s mind, determine, or decide.

7. multitude: (noun) A great number of people or things; a crowd.

8. tentatively: (adverb) In an uncertain, unsure manner; not confidently or decisively.

UNIT 4 – WEEK 4: GREEK AND LATIN PREFIXES1. co-worker 11. postpone2. commission 12. cooperate3. profession 13. submarine4. proportion 14. transformation5. companion 15. transform6. intersection 16. suburb7. postwar 17. combine8. transparent 18. interfere9. submit 19. transfer10. interrupt 20. copilot

REVIEW WORDS21. reminder22. unhappiness23. delightful

CHALLENGE WORDS24. profound25. subscribe

READING VOCABULARY 1. adjustment: (noun) The act of making a change to correct or improve

something.

2. chattering: (verb) Talking quickly and without serious thought; making sudden, quick, speech-like sounds.

3. ember: (noun) A piece of wood or coal that is still glowing in the ashes of a fire.

4. mentor: (noun) An influential counselor, guide, or teacher.

5. nomadic: (adjective) Moving about over time; wandering from place to place.

6. rapport: (noun) A connection of understanding; special relationship.

7. reunites: (verb) Brings together again.

8. sturdy: (adjective) Strongly built, robust, hardy.UNIT 4 – WEEK 5: CONSONANT ALTERNATION

1. crumb 11. create2. crumble 12. creation3. design 13. public4. designate 14. publicity5. solemn 15. prejudice6. solemnity 16. prejudicial7. muscle 17. magic8. muscular 18. magician9. reject 19. office10. rejection 20. official

REVIEW WORDS21. cooperate22. submit23. suburb

CHALLENGE WORDS24. complicate25. complication

READING VOCABULARY 1. answerable: (adjective) Accountable; responsible; likely to be called

upon.

2. lounge: (noun) A place for sitting, waiting, or relaxing, especially a public space.

3. obligation: (noun) A sense of duty or responsibility.

4. proportion: (noun) The relation between things or parts with regard to size, number, or amount.

UNIT 5 – WEEK 1: HOMOPHONES1. lesson 11. minor2. lessen 12. vain3. aisle 13. vane4. isle 14. vein5. I’ll 15. principal6. navel 16. principle7. naval 17. idle8. pane 18. idol9. pain 19. sheer10. miner 20. shear

REVIEW WORDS21. crumble22. rejection23. publicity

CHALLENGE WORDS24. hanger25. hangar

READING VOCABULARY 1. audacity: (noun) Boldness; daring marked by confidence or arrogance.

2. deception: (noun) A trick or lie meant to fool someone or hide the truth.

3. desolate: (adjective) Deserted, without people; miserable or cheerless.

4. exploits: (noun) Notable deeds; heroic achievements.

5. oblivious: (adjective) Unaware, inattentive; lacking mindfulness or memory.

6. somber: (adjective) Dark or gloomy; dismal; depressing.

7. steadfast: (adjective) Dedicated to a purpose, unwavering; loyal and trustworthy.

8. valiant: (adjective) Bold, courageous, noble, or brave.

UNIT 5 – WEEK 2: WORDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD1. bazaar 11. canoe

2. bronco 12. denim3. sombrero 13. gong4. caribou 14. plateau5. chocolate 15. poodle6. pajamas 16. apricot7. plaza 17. balcony8. igloo 18. yacht9. pizza 19. cruise10. barbecue 20. ballet

REVIEW WORDS21. lesson22. minor23. idol

CHALLENGE WORDS24. gondola25. kindergarten

READING VOCABULARY 1. disposed: (adjective) Having certain inclinations or tendencies.

2. eavesdropping: (verb) Secretly listening to a conversation.

3. fortitude: (noun) Mental and emotional strength.

4. infinite: (adjective) Immeasurable, exceedingly great.

5. retaliation: (noun) An act that returns like for like; revenge.

6. rigors: (noun) Extreme hardships, challenges, or severities.

7. stoop: (noun) A platform with steps outside a home or building’s door.

8. undaunted: (adjective) Not discouraged, not giving in to fear or challenge.

UNIT 5 – WEEK 3: LATIN ROOTS1. audience 11. reflection2. benefit 12. objection3. factory 13. dejected4. flexible 14. prediction5. reduce 15. introduce6. section 16. education7. inject 17. dictionary8. insect 18. destruction

9. incredible 19. audio10. structure 20. credit

REVIEW WORDS21. denim22. barbecue23. ballet

CHALLENGE WORDS24. manufacture25. dictate

READING VOCABULARY 1. industrial: (adjective) Using technology or machinery for production,

usually on a large scale.

2. inefficient: (adjective) Unable to use time, effort, or money wisely.

3. manipulation: (noun) Clever or skillful control or management.

4. modification: (noun) An alteration or change.

5. mutated: (verb) Changed or transformed, usually genetically over time.

6. nutrients: (noun) Substances needed by plants and animals for life and growth.

7. sparse: (adjective) Thinly distributed; not living or growing close together.

8. surplus: (noun) An amount that is greater than what is used or needed.

UNIT 5 – WEEK 4: GREEK ROOTS1. thermometer 11. catalog2. aerospace 12. thermal3. diagram 13. symphony4. paragraph 14. microphone5. biography 15. chronic6. microscope 16. program7. autobiography 17. hydrogen8. microwave 18. dialogue9. hydrant 19. aerial10. grammar 20. biology

REVIEW WORDS21. credit22. dictionary

23. education CHALLENGE WORDS

24. graphic25. logical

READING VOCABULARY 1. colleagues: (noun) Fellow workers or associates.

2. conservatively: (adverb) In a cautious or riskless manner; in a way that will not change things a great deal.

3. deduction: (noun) A conclusion based on what is known to be true.

4. drones: (verb) Makes a low, continuous tone.

5. galaxy: (noun) A large group or system of stars.

6. sustain: (verb) To support; to keep going.

7. ultimately: (adverb) In the end.

8. verify: (verb) To prove the truth of.

UNIT 5 – WEEK 5: SUFFIXES –IVE, -AGE, AND -IZE1. percentage 11. creative2. explosive 12. storage3. recognize 13. advantage4. passage 14. attractive5. sympathize 15. negative6. modernize 16. criticize7. positive 17. wreckage8. vocalize 18. specialize9. emphasize 19. realize10. organize 20. secretive

REVIEW WORDS21. paragraph22. grammar23. microscope

CHALLENGE WORDS24. progressive25. scrutinize

READING VOCABULARY 1. application: (noun) The act of putting something on or to use.

2. catastrophic: (adjective) Sudden, extensive, and disastrous.

3. computations: (noun) A calculation or determination made by mathematical means.

4. deployed: (verb) Arranged and utilized strategically.

5. elevating: (verb) Raising or lifting up.

6. magnetic: (adjective) Having the power of magnets to attract or repel physical objects within their fields.

7. obsolete: (adjective) Outdated, no longer useful.

8. subsequently: (adverb) Occurring or coming after; following; later.

UNIT 6 – WEEK 1: SUFFIXES –IBLE AND -ABLE1. terrible 11. remarkable2. audible 12. reversible3. valuable 13. changeable4. reliable 14. noticeable5. lovable 15. acceptable6. available 16. probable7. horrible 17. admirable8. believable 18. dependable9. impossible 19. profitable10. predictable 20. considerable

REVIEW WORDS21. recognize22. positive23. percentage

CHALLENGE WORDS24. eligible25. legible

READING VOCABULARY 1. commodity: (noun) Something that can be bought or sold.

2. distribution: (noun) The process of delivering and spreading out goods.

3. dominant: (adjective) Of or pertaining to one’s home, country, or family.

4. edible: (adjective) Fit or safe to eat.

5. impenetrable: (adjective) Unable to be broken through; difficult to understand.

6. ornate: (adjective) Elaborately adorned or decorated.

7. replenished: (verb) Resupplied; refilled.

8. significant: (adjective) Important, having special meaning or consequence.

UNIT 6 – WEEK 2: -ANCE, -ENCE, -ANT, AND -ENT1. experience 11. intelligent2. conference 12. observant3. persistent 13. constant4. acquaintance 14. nuisance5. important 15. violence6. permanent 16. evident7. disappearance 17. incident8. fragrance 18. defiance9. president 19. excellent10. occurrence 20. hesitant

REVIEW WORDS21. terrible22. noticeable23. profitable

CHALLENGE WORDS24. elegance25. diligent

READING VOCABULARY 1. agitated: (adjective) Excited, disturbed, shaken up.

2. crucial: (adjective) Very important; decisive.

3. futile: (adjective) Incapable of producing a result; ineffective; useless.

4. populous: (adjective) Having a lot of people, crowded.

5. presumed: (verb) Assumed, supposed, believed without question.

6. smoldering: (adjective) Burning with few or no flames.

7. undiminished: (adjective) Not lessened or decreased.

8. urgency: (noun) An insistence of need; a demand for immediate action.

UNIT 6 – WEEK 3: GREEK SUFFIXES1. experience 11. intelligent2. conference 12. observant3. persistent 13. constant4. acquaintance 14. nuisance5. important 15. violence6. permanent 16. evident7. disappearance 17. incident8. fragrance 18. defiance9. president 19. excellent10. occurrence 20. hesitant

REVIEW WORDS21. terrible22. noticeable23. profitable

CHALLENGE WORDS24. elegance25. diligent

READING VOCABULARY 1. alternative: (adjective) Being or giving a choice between two or more

things.

2. correspond: (verb) To agree, match, to be similar.

3. extract: (verb) To take, get, or pull out.

4. foliage: (noun) The leaves on a tree or plant.

5. hypothesis: (noun) A guess or opinion based on facts and precedents to direct an investigation.

6. protein: (noun) An organic molecule found in all living cells of animals and plants and essential for growth and life.

7. resilient: (adjective) Capable of recovering from adversity; durable.

8. saturated: (adjective) Become completely filled or soaked with a liquid.

UNIT 6 – WEEK 4: ABSORBED PREFIXES

1. immigrate 11. collaborate2. illuminate 12. suppress3. accompany 13. assembly4. announce 14. accommodate5. impatiently 15. arrest6. immature 16. arrive7. immigration 17. illegal8. irregular 18. support9. correspond 19. suffix10. illogical 20. collect

REVIEW WORDS21. musician22. democracy23. sympathy

CHALLENGE WORDS24. impractical25. suffocate

READING VOCABULARY 1. bedrock: (noun) Unbroken, solid rock beneath the soil.

2. embark: (verb) To start or set out, as one travels.

3. excavation: (noun) An area in which something has been exposed or uncovered for investigation.

4. exquisite: (adjective) Of great beauty or perfection; of high quality.

5. intriguing: (adjective) Arousing curiosity or intense interest.

6. intrinsic: (adjective) Belonging to the nature or character of a thing.

7. methodical: (adjective) In a systematic, regular, routine way.

8. meticulously: (adverb) Very carefully; with great attention to detail.

UNIT 6 – WEEK 5: WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY1. iris 11. helicopter2. nectar 12. nocturnal3. cosmetics 13. geography4. chaos 14. phobia5. solar 15. terrain6. psychology 16. amnesia7. mania 17. tantalize8. titanic 18. hygiene

9. romance 19. mercury10. geometry 20. marathon

REVIEW WORDS21. announce22. collect23. illegal

CHALLENGE WORDS24. lethal25. hypnotize

READING VOCABULARY 1. horizons: (noun) The range or limit of experience or knowledge.

2. incentive: (noun ) Something that motivates or induces.

3. recreation: (noun) Something done for relaxation or amusement, or enjoyment.

4. unfettered: (adjective) Released from physical or mental bonds; free and unrestrained.