2. Vocabulary Practice

3. I _________ to finish my science project and could not present it at the fair. a) obedienceobedience a) obedienceobedience b) neglectedneglected b) neglectedneglected c)misunderstoodmisunderstood c)misunderstoodmisunderstood d) appreciatedappreciated d) appreciatedappreciated

4. neglected – verb – failed to give proper attention to or care to; failed to do

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6. I _____ the directions my teacher gave and did the wrong page for homework a) risksrisks a) risksrisks b) obedienceobedience b) obedienceobedience c) neglectedneglected c) neglectedneglected d) misunderstoodmisunderstood d) misunderstoodmisunderstood

7. misunderstood – verb – understood something incorrectly; got the wrong idea

8. The boss _____ how much his workers did for the company. a) neglectedneglected a) neglectedneglected b) misunderstoodmisunderstood b) misunderstoodmisunderstood c) appreciatedappreciated c) appreciatedappreciated d) desperatedesperate d) desperatedesperate

9. appreciated – verb – understood the value of, was grateful for something

10. Due to the storm, there was a ______ shortage of food and water. a) desperatedesperate a) desperatedesperate b) risksrisks b) risksrisks c) enduredendured c) enduredendured d) bluffingbluffing d) bluffingbluffing

11. desperate – adjective – very bad or hopeless

12. Explorers were willing to take _____ in the hope of discovering new lands. a) misunderstoodmisunderstood a) misunderstoodmisunderstood b) appreciatedappreciated b) appreciatedappreciated c) risksrisks c) risksrisks d) enduredendured d) enduredendured

13. risks – plural noun – chances of loss or harm

14. The workers ______ the hot sun all day. a) enduredendured a) enduredendured b) risksrisks b) risksrisks c) desperatedesperate c) desperatedesperate d) appreciatedappreciated d) appreciatedappreciated

15. endured – verb – survived or put up with

16. Rory said he could fly, but I knew he was _______. a) risksrisks a) risksrisks b) enduredendured b) enduredendured c) bluffingbluffing c) bluffingbluffing d) obedienceobedience d) obedienceobedience

17. bluffing – verb – trying to fool people with a false show of confidence, courage, or knowledge

18. It was important to show _______ to safety rules. a) enduredendured a) enduredendured b) bluffingbluffing b) bluffingbluffing c) obedienceobedience c) obedienceobedience d)neglectedneglected d)neglectedneglected

19. obedience – noun – the willingness to obey, or to carry out orders, wished, or instructions

20. I’m tired