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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The teacher asked the class to be meticulous with their lab reports, checking every measurement carefully. | meticulous – very careful and precise |
| Hunter’s explanation was ambiguous, leaving everyone confused about what he really meant. | ambiguous – unclear or having more than one meaning |
| Abby felt elated when she found out she had won the science contest. | elated – very happy |
| The scientist made a notable discovery that could change how people study the ocean. | notable – important or worthy of attention |
| Giancarlo’s vivid description of the volcano eruption made everyone imagine the flowing lava clearly. | vivid – very clear or detailed |
| Annabeth was perplexed by the tricky math problem and didn’t know where to start. | perplexed – confused |
| Gloria’s handwriting was legible, so the teacher could read every word easily. | legible – easy to read |
| Ruth tried to stay vigilant during the storm, watching for falling branches. | vigilant – watchful and alert |
| Nevaeh’s plan to organize the library was very innovative, using color-coded labels and charts. | innovative – creative or new |
| DJ’s reaction to the surprise party was genuine, and you could see he was really happy. | genuine – real or sincere |
| Samiyah looked at the old map and noticed the obscure path that most people missed. | obscure – hard to see or unclear |
| Armani was tenacious when building his model rocket, working on it for hours without giving up. | tenacious – persistent or determined |
| Lucy noticed the painting’s colors were subtle, with soft shades blending perfectly. | subtle – not obvious; delicate |
| Cierra gave a concise explanation that covered all the main points without extra words. | concise – brief and to the point |
| Javier’s voice was resonant in the auditorium, echoing clearly to the back rows. | resonant – deep, clear, and strong |
| Jaxson felt apprehensive before presenting his project to the entire school. | apprehensive – nervous or worried |
| Luna made an arduous climb up the steep hill, sweating and panting the whole way. | arduous – very difficult or tiring |
| Wesley’s answer was erroneous, so the teacher explained the correct solution. | erroneous – incorrect or mistaken |
| Abby was elaborate in decorating the classroom, adding banners, balloons, and streamers. | elaborate – detailed and carefully done |
| Trevor’s performance was exemplary, showing the best effort and skill in the class. | exemplary – outstanding or excellent |
| Giancarlo had an insatiable curiosity about space, always asking questions about planets and stars. | insatiable – impossible to satisfy |
| Annabeth’s idea was practical, easy to do, and solved the problem quickly. | practical – useful and sensible |
| Gloria found the puzzle’s solution intricate, with many connected pieces that required careful thought. | intricate – complex or detailed |
| Ruth was resilient after losing the game, practicing harder for the next match. | resilient – able to recover quickly |
| Nevaeh spoke in a persuasive way, convincing her friends to join the clean-up effort. | persuasive – able to convince others |
| DJ’s story was coherent, with all parts making sense and connecting logically. | coherent – clear and logical |
| Samiyah showed compassion when she helped the injured bird back to its nest. | compassion – caring for others |
| Armani felt overwhelmed by the amount of homework and didn’t know where to start. | overwhelmed – feeling stressed or unable to cope |
| Lucy used vivid colors in her art project to make it stand out. | vivid – bright and striking |
| Cierra’s explanation was logical, and everyone could follow her reasoning easily. | logical – reasonable or makes sense |
| Javier faced a dilemma about whether to tell the truth or avoid getting in trouble. | dilemma – a difficult choice |
| Jaxson’s answer was accurate, with no mistakes in his calculations. | accurate – correct or exact |
| Luna felt trepidation when walking through the dark forest at night. | trepidation – nervousness or fear |
| Wesley’s research was thorough, covering every detail needed for the project. | thorough – complete and careful |
| Abby’s suggestion was pragmatic, solving the problem without unnecessary ideas. | pragmatic – practical or sensible |
| Trevor’s handwriting was neat, making it easy for anyone to read. | neat – tidy and organized |
| Giancarlo’s observation was astute, noticing details others missed. | astute – smart and perceptive |
| Annabeth used eloquent words in her speech, impressing the audience. | eloquent – well-spoken and persuasive |
| Gloria’s explanation was inaccurate, so the teacher corrected her. | inaccurate – not correct |
| Ruth’s new plan was feasible, something she could actually do successfully. | feasible – possible or achievable |
| Nevaeh acted cautious while crossing the icy street. | cautious – careful |
| DJ’s joke was hilarious, and the whole class laughed loudly. | hilarious – very funny |
| Samiyah’s schedule was hectic, with back-to-back activities all day. | hectic – very busy or chaotic |
| Armani made a remarkable discovery during the science experiment. | remarkable – unusual or impressive |
| Lucy felt nostalgic looking at her baby photos. | nostalgic – remembering the past fondly |
| Cierra gave a comprehensive report, covering all the important topics. | comprehensive – complete and thorough |
| Javier’s explanation was vague, and no one fully understood it. | vague – unclear or not specific |
| Jaxson felt confident about his answers on the test. | confident – sure of oneself |
| Luna’s movements were graceful as she danced across the stage. | graceful – smooth and elegant |
| Wesley’s instructions were explicit, telling exactly what to do step by step. | explicit – clear and specific |
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