(adj.) Full of life, lively, alive; (part.) moved to action. | Synonyms: energetic, vigorous | Antonyms: lifeless, dead, flat

(n.) A family of young animals, especially birds; a group with the same nature and origin. (v.) To think about something in a worried, unhappy way. | Synonyms: (v.) ponder, meditate, worry, agonize

(n.) An essential part; a voter who elects a representative. | Synonyms: element, component

(v.) To reach a high point of development; to end or climax. | Synonyms: conclude, terminate | Antonyms: begin, initiate, kick off

(adv.) Thoroughly; (adj.) absolute, complete; frank, blunt. | Synonyms: (adj.) total, out-and-out

(n.) A loafer or idler; a buzzing or humming sound; a remote-control device; a male bee. (v.) To make a buzzing sound; to speak in a dull tone. | Synonyms: (n.) bum, do-nothing; (v.) hum, buzz, purr | Antonyms: (n.) hard worker

(v.) To drive or urge on. (n.) Something used to drive or urge on. | Synonyms: (v.) prod, spur on | Antonyms: (v.) curb, check, restrain

(v.) To long for or desire. | Synonyms: yearn

(v.) To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to. | Synonyms: oblige, humor, coddle, pamper | Antonyms: deny, refuse

(adj.) Able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. | Synonyms: educated | Antonyms: unlettered, ignorant

(v.) To come into view; to appear in exaggerated form. (n.) A machine for weaving. | Synonyms: (v.) emerge, surface, hover, tower

(n.) The quality of giving off light; brightness or glitter. | Synonyms: gloss, sheen, shine | Antonyms: tarnish, dullness

(adj.) Mixed; of different kinds. | Synonyms: varied, assorted, motley | Antonyms: identical, uniform, homogeneous

(n.) A public speech for a formal occasion. | Synonyms: address

(adj.) Cross, complaining, irritable; contrary. | Synonyms: crabby, testy, stubborn | Antonyms: agreeable, amiable, even-tempered, pleasant

(v.) To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. | Synonyms: churn, simmer, stew

(v.) To burn slightly. (n.) A burn at the ends or edges. | Synonyms: (v.) scorch, char | Antonyms: (v.) incinerate

(adj.) One of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place, or situation. | Synonyms: unparalleled, distinctive | Antonyms: ordinary, commonplace, run-of-the-mill

(adj.) Vertical, straight; good, honest. (adv.) In a vertical position. | Synonyms: (adj.) perpendicular, virtuous | Antonyms: (adj.) horizontal, prone, dishonest, corrupt

(v.) To establish the truth or accuracy of; to confirm. | Synonyms: prove, validate, substantiate | Antonyms: disprove, discredit

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Vocabulary

Unit 3

Term	Definition
animated	(adj.) Full of life, lively, alive; (part.) moved to action. \| Synonyms: energetic, vigorous \| Antonyms: lifeless, dead, flat
brood	(n.) A family of young animals, especially birds; a group with the same nature and origin. (v.) To think about something in a worried, unhappy way. \| Synonyms: (v.) ponder, meditate, worry, agonize
constituent	(n.) An essential part; a voter who elects a representative. \| Synonyms: element, component
culminate	(v.) To reach a high point of development; to end or climax. \| Synonyms: conclude, terminate \| Antonyms: begin, initiate, kick off
downright	(adv.) Thoroughly; (adj.) absolute, complete; frank, blunt. \| Synonyms: (adj.) total, out-and-out
drone	(n.) A loafer or idler; a buzzing or humming sound; a remote-control device; a male bee. (v.) To make a buzzing sound; to speak in a dull tone. \| Synonyms: (n.) bum, do-nothing; (v.) hum, buzz, purr \| Antonyms: (n.) hard worker
goad	(v.) To drive or urge on. (n.) Something used to drive or urge on. \| Synonyms: (v.) prod, spur on \| Antonyms: (v.) curb, check, restrain
hanker	(v.) To long for or desire. \| Synonyms: yearn
indulge	(v.) To give in to a wish or desire; to give oneself up to. \| Synonyms: oblige, humor, coddle, pamper \| Antonyms: deny, refuse
literate	(adj.) Able to read and write; showing an excellent educational background; having knowledge or training. \| Synonyms: educated \| Antonyms: unlettered, ignorant
loom	(v.) To come into view; to appear in exaggerated form. (n.) A machine for weaving. \| Synonyms: (v.) emerge, surface, hover, tower
luster	(n.) The quality of giving off light; brightness or glitter. \| Synonyms: gloss, sheen, shine \| Antonyms: tarnish, dullness
miscellaneous	(adj.) Mixed; of different kinds. \| Synonyms: varied, assorted, motley \| Antonyms: identical, uniform, homogeneous
oration	(n.) A public speech for a formal occasion. \| Synonyms: address
peevish	(adj.) Cross, complaining, irritable; contrary. \| Synonyms: crabby, testy, stubborn \| Antonyms: agreeable, amiable, even-tempered, pleasant
seethe	(v.) To boil or foam; to be excited or disturbed. \| Synonyms: churn, simmer, stew
singe	(v.) To burn slightly. (n.) A burn at the ends or edges. \| Synonyms: (v.) scorch, char \| Antonyms: (v.) incinerate
unique	(adj.) One of a kind; unequaled; unusual; found only in a given class, place, or situation. \| Synonyms: unparalleled, distinctive \| Antonyms: ordinary, commonplace, run-of-the-mill
upright	(adj.) Vertical, straight; good, honest. (adv.) In a vertical position. \| Synonyms: (adj.) perpendicular, virtuous \| Antonyms: (adj.) horizontal, prone, dishonest, corrupt
verify	(v.) To establish the truth or accuracy of; to confirm. \| Synonyms: prove, validate, substantiate \| Antonyms: disprove, discredit

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