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Vocabulary Power Plus • Level One – Lesson 6

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3. Oops! I shouldn’t have said that.
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1. The police officer _____ a taxi and pursued the
3. Oops! I shouldn't have said that. 1. Thebankpolice officer _____ a taxi and pursued the
robbers.
4.4. Teachers
Teachers hope
hopeto to _____
_____their
theirstudents
studentswith
withaalove bank robbers.
love for knowledge.
for knowledge. 2.2. Worn
Wornout;out;dulled,
dulled,asas from
from overindulgence
overindulgence
7. Synonym for
7. Synonym for bleak, austere
bleak, austere 5. Often shared between bitter
5. Often shared between bitter rivals rivals
9. An influential person; a member of an elite 6. The _____ oatmeal stuck to the sides of the
9. group
An influential person; a member of an elite group 6. bowl.
The _____ oatmeal stuck to the sides of the
13.
13. Always has
Always her nose
has her noseininaabook
book 8. Emma
bowl. _____ feeding and housing the
15. Antonym for healthy, well homeless.
17.
15. The scammer
Antonym _____ people
for healthy, well into giving him their 8. Family
10. Emma businesses
_____ feeding runandon housing
this. the homeless.
bank account information.
17. The scammer _____ people into giving him their 11. Mourning politicians attended
10. Family businesses run on this. the former
18. Synonym for realization, fulfillment senator's _____.
bank account
19. Synonym information.
for beat, meter 11. To
12. Mourning politicianssuccess;
resent another's attendedtothe
envyformer
20.
18. To rush forward
Synonym suddenly,
for realization, usually from a
fulfillment 14. Guzzled a soda
senator’ s _____.
defensive position 16.
12. To To speak
resent in a dramatic,
another’ impassioned,
s success; to envy or
19. Synonym for beat, meter blustering manner
20. To rush forward suddenly, usually from a 14. Guzzled a soda
defensive position 16. To speak in a dramatic, impassioned, or
blustering manner

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Answer Key
Across
3. Oops! I shouldn’t have said that. [GAFFE] Vocabulary Power Plus • Level One – Lesson 6
4. Teachers hope to _____ their students with a love for knowledge.
[IMBUE]
7. Synonym for bleak, austere [STARK] 1
C
9. An influential person; a member of an elite group [MANDARIN] 2
J O
13. Always has her nose in a book [BIBLIOPHILE] 3
G A F F E M
15. Antonym for healthy, well [INDISPOSED] 4 5
I M B U E D M
17. The scammer _____ people into giving him their bank account 6 7 8
information. [DELUDED] N E G A S T A R K
9 10
18. Synonym for realization, fulfillment [FRUITION] M A N D A R I N L N D
19. Synonym for beat, meter [CADENCE] I E U D V
11 12
20. To rush forward suddenly, usually from a defensive position T O P T E B O
[SALLY] 13
Y B I B L I O P H I L E E C
14
Q S T N R G A
15 16
U E I N D I S P O S E D R T
Down A Q S U
17
D E L U D E D
1. The police officer _____ a taxi and pursued the bank robbers. F U M S C D S
[COMMANDEERED] 18
F R U I T I O N L G
2. Worn out; dulled, as from overindulgence [JADED] 19
E E C A D E N C E
5. Often shared between bitter rivals [ENMITY] 20
6. The _____ oatmeal stuck to the sides of the bowl. [GLUTINOUS] D S A L L Y I

8. Emma _____ feeding and housing the homeless. [ADVOCATES] M

10. Family businesses run on this. [NEPOTISM]
11. Mourning politicians attended the former senator’s _____.
[OBSEQUIES]
12. To resent another’s success; to envy [BEGRUDGE]
14. Guzzled a soda [QUAFFED]
16. To speak in a dramatic, impassioned, or blustering manner
[DECLAIM]
Across
3. Oops! I shouldn't have said that. [GAFFE]
4. Teachers hope to _____ their students with a
love for knowledge. [IMBUE]
7. Synonym for bleak, austere [STARK]
9. An influential person; a member of an elite
group [MANDARIN]
13. Always has her nose in a book [BIBLIOPHILE]
15. Antonym for healthy, well [INDISPOSED]
17. The scammer _____ people into giving him their
bank account information. [DELUDED]
18. Synonym for realization, fulfillment [FRUITION]
19. Synonym for beat, meter [CADENCE]
20. To rush forward suddenly, usually from a
defensive position [SALLY]
Down
1. The police officer _____ a taxi and pursued the
bank robbers. [COMMANDEERED]
2. Worn out; dulled, as from overindulgence
[JADED]
5. Often shared between bitter rivals [ENMITY]
6. The _____ oatmeal stuck to the sides of the
bowl. [GLUTINOUS]
8. Emma _____ feeding and housing the
homeless. [ADVOCATES]
10. Family businesses run on this. [NEPOTISM]
11. Mourning politicians attended the former
senator's _____. [OBSEQUIES]
12. To resent another's success; to envy
[BEGRUDGE]
14. Guzzled a soda [QUAFFED]
16. To speak in a dramatic, impassioned, or
blustering manner [DECLAIM]

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