KIND 1.

big
2. weak
3. handyENORMOUS
4. happy UPRIGHT
5. nomadic
6. slim WIDE
7. intelligent
SLENDER
8. tacit
9. FEEBLE
exhaustive
10. RISKY rude
11. broad
12. CLEVER expel
13. UNCERTAIN nice
14. momentous
15. REMOVE dangerous
16. GLAD safe
17. precarious
18. CONVENIENT fair
COMPLETE
IMPORTANT
ROVING
IMPLIED
SECURE
IMPOLITE

1. Showing too much confidence and too little respect.

2. The process of finding people to work for a company.
3. Avoiding risks and uncertainties – careful.
4. Very clever and skillful.
5. To officially end an activity or custom.

RECRUITMENT
ABOLISH
INGENIOUS 
BRASH
PRUDENT
1. To develop gradually.
2. To rain gently in small light drops.
3. Complete control of something leaving others with little share.
4. A planned way of doing something.
5. To make something possible to happen.

TACTIC
DRIZZLE
ENABLE
MONOPOLY
EVOLVE

1. Unfriendly – relating to an enemy.

2. To make someone angry.
3. To move or fall suddenly into something.

HOSTILE
ANNOY
PLUNGE

1. Harm done to another person in return for harm which he / she has
done.
2. A soft cloth cover used on a bed.
3. A very large number of something.
4. To get information or advice from a person, book, etc.
5. Understanding of other’s feelings and problems.

MYRIAD
QUILT
EMPATHY
CONSULT
REVENGE
1. A place where ships are built, serviced and repaired.
2. To defeat an enemy, especially in war.
3. To take weapons away from someone – to give up weapons.
4. Of little or no importance.
5. To bring back something to its former state.

TRIVIAL
DOCKYARD
VANQUISH
REVERT
DISARM

1. A report in a newspaper giving the news of someone’s death.

2. To move slowly from side to side.
3. Very interested or passionate about something.
4. Very lucky.
5. Good at thinking of and doing new and difficult things.

ENTERPRISING
SWAY
FORTUNATE
OBITUARY
AVID

1. To eat something eagerly and in large amounts.

2. Very small or not enough.
3. Willing to agree with others or obey rules.
4. A fixed regular income.
5. A person, especially a child, having extraordinary talent or ability.
PRODIGY
COMPLIANT
MEAGRE
STIPEND
DEVOUR
1. Of or relating to the body.
2. Rule prescribed by an authority.
3. To make someone laugh or smile.
4. An open box from which cattle and horse feed.
5. Moving or speaking slowly with little energy
LANGUID
REGULATION
AMUSE
MANGER
CORPORAL

1. Very bad – dangerous or uncertain.

2. Relating to a young person who is not yet an adult.
3. Round or rounded in shape.
4. To go around an area or a building to see if there is any trouble or
danger.
5. A change to an opposite direction, position or course of action.

PARLOUS
JUVENILE
PATROL
ROTUND
REVERSAL

1. A small group of people trained to work together.

2. No longer living.
3. Weak or unhealthy.
4. To add something decorative to a person or thing.
5. Mature or easy going and pleasant
MELLOW
ADORN
EXTINCT
SQUAD
FRAIL
 choice
glance
eye
city
free
achievement
furniture
winter
responsibilit
y
frame
desk
truck
smart
desk
income
dinner
personality
head
weather
bear
belt
problem
station
party
table
 duty ___________
1. check in ___________
2. boarding ___________
3. seat ___________
4. polar ___________
5. bedside ___________
6. have ___________
7. pickup ___________
8. central ___________
9. accept ___________
10. window ___________
11. great ___________
12. outgoing ___________
13. constant ___________
14. sprawling ___________
15. wise ___________
16. steady ___________
17. mild ___________
18. quick ___________
19. cool ___________
 WRITE THE WORDS/ PHRASES ABOVE NEXT TO THE RIGHT
DEFINITION. USE CAPITAL LETTERS.

SET – 1

1. How did she ___________ the idea of that crazy plan?

2. A dense forest in a tropical region of Puerto Rico for instance, is
called_____________
3. If you don’t want to tell me the truth, you will suffer
the _____________
4. Sarah still spoke in a ______________ , and I had only laughed.
5. I don’t want to ________ you, please leave me alone.
6. The short summer day was over, and the __________ night was
setting in.
7. The fifth day of the appointed week was a ____________, hot,
misty day.
8. Her neighbours are _________, indeed they love going to the
auction.
9. Rob is my best friend, we ________________ each other very well.
10. From our ____________ they may have been wasteful methods,
but they did get results.

STANDPOINT
WHILE
MOIST
RAINFOREST
GET ALONG WITH
WEALTHY
JUNGLE
PRETTY
CONSEQUENCES
HARM
NOISY
ENJOY
CHILLY
COME UP WITH
WHISPER
SET – 2

1. How do things float on the ________ of the water?

2. Strong _________ is expected to hit the East Coast this evening.
3. If you don’t do what I say, you will suffer the __________.
4. The sun will soon _________ the ice.
5. Sales grew dramatically as the company expanded _________.
6. They never __________ me in their plans.
7. During the eighties, there was a _________ increase in the labor force.
8. It is __________ that I will work over time tonight.
9. Rising sea levels is also an example of climate change due to
the __________.
10. That diamond ring is extremely ________, so be careful with it.
11. All the ________ show that dinosaurs existed in the past.
12. Despite all the measures taken, two prisoners were able
to _________ from the prison.

STEADY

GLOBAL WARMING

LIKELY

EVIDENCE

ESCAPE

HURRICANE

SURFACE

VALUABLE

MELT

CONSEQUENCES

RAPIDLY

INCLUDE
SET – 3
1. I _________ an old friend at a restaurant yesterday.
2. We ________ of shampoo so I had to wash my hair with soap.
3. Our boss _______ the meeting because he had to go to the dentist.
4. While the little boy’s parents were out, his older sister ________him.
5. His uncle had a heart attack and _________ in his sleep at the age of
ninety.
6. They ________ an excuse for being late to school.
7. I’ve ________ all the lights and locked the door before going to sleep.
8. My mom was so angry that she _______on me during our phone call.
9. He used to smoke two packs of cigarettes a day before he
finally _______ smoking.
10. How did you _________ the idea of quitting your job?
11. Jack is my best friend, we ________each other very well.
12. Nora _________ the ones she wanted to take and left the rest.
Respuesta: 
GET ALONG WITH
RAN INTO
SHOWED UP
PASSED AWAY
PICKED OUT
COME UP WITH
RAN OUT
CHOSE UP
QUIT OFF
CALLED OFF
HUNG UP
PUT OFF
LOOKED AFTER
MADE UP
GOT AROUND
GAVE UP
TURNED OFF