| Term | Definition |
| projector | I showed the slides with a ___ |
| objective | The ___ is to score a goal |
| injection | The medicine was given by ___. |
| disruptive | A ___ child upset the class. |
| eruption | The volcano has an annual ___. |
| bankrupt | Because of his debts, he was ___. |
| suspended | The piƱata was ___ by a string. |
| appendix | The doctor removed Ann's ___. |
| conductor | The ___ led the musicians. |
| productivity | The hard worker had high ___. |
| conjecture | We made a ___ about the cause. |
| dejected | The team felt ___ after the loss. |
| rupture | The explosion made the tank ___. |
| corruption | The federal agents fought ___. |
| pendant | The dancer wore a ruby ___. |
| pendulum | The clock's ___ swung slowly. |
| impending | He worried about the ___ trial. |
| deductive | We used ___ reasoning in math. |
| induction | My conclusion is based on ___. |
| abduction | Kidnapping, or ____, is a crime. |
| trajectory | The ___ of the rubberband followed an arc across the classroom. |
| interjection | The radio show made me speak without ___ words like "hi," "oh", "um", "but." |
| perpendicular | The mathy word for "at a right angle to" is ____ |
| expenditure | The ___ per student on education in Nebraska is about average. |
| aqueduct | The Romans were famous for their ___ system, which distributed water to the baths. |