1. P. 39- Unhurried, no time limits leisure (n) Other forms: leisurely
Sentence:
I was leisurely walking through the mall.
leisure (n)
P. 39-
Unhurried,
no time
limits

2. conceded, concedes, conceding
concede (v)
Other Forms:
conceded, concedes, conceding
Sentence: Aiden conceded to Meg’s idea.
P. 42- to
hesitantly
accept that
something
is true or a
good idea

3. Gestures, gestured, gesturing
gesture (n)
Other Forms:
Gestures, gestured, gesturing
Sentence:
I gestured to the student to be quiet.
P. 48-
a movement
of the body
to express or
emphasize
ideas,
emotions, etc.

4. physical or mental strain, a force created by pulling something tight
tension (n)
Other Forms:
Tense, tensions
Sentence: My shoulders were tense.
I held the rope tightly to create tension.
P. 53-
physical or mental strain, a force created by pulling something tight

5. P. 56- not stated clearly or in detail unspecified (adj) Other Forms:
specific, specified, specifies
Sentence: The student was specific in his response.
Aiden and Meg’s reason for being in Sunnydale was unspecified.
unspecified (adj)
P. 56-
not stated
clearly or
in detail

6. to spread or flow throughout
permeate(v)
Other Forms:
permeation, permeates, permeating, permeated
Sentence:
Water permeated through the clothe.
P. 61-
to spread or flow throughout

7. a difficult time when disasters are happening
crisis (n)
Other Forms:
Sentence: September 11th caused a crisis in our country.
p. 63-
a difficult time when disasters are happening

8. describes something or someone that will never change
Adamant (adj)
Other Forms:
adamantly
Sentences:
Aiden was adamant about getting to the train station.
P. 66-
describes something or someone that will never change

9. on the inside, within, inner
interior (adj)
Other Forms:
inter
Sentence:
The car has a leather interior.
P.73-
on the inside, within, inner

10. when something suddenly happens or changes, with no advance warning
Other Forms:
abruptly
Sentence:
The earthquake came abruptly.
The kids were abruptly woken up by the police search.
abrupt (adj)
P. 73-
when something suddenly happens or changes, with no advance warning