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WordMasters 2018-19 4th Grade Gold 2

Terms in this set (90)

to cause to move briskly or with force

to upset or excite, especially emotionally

to arouse, or attempt to arouse, public support

careful not to be be trapped or taken advantage of; wary; shrewd

a suspended covering, usually of fabric held up on poles, as over a bed, dining area, ceremonial area, or walkway

any overarching, roof-like cover, such as the sky or stars or the spread of upper foliage in a forest

the cover over an airplane cockpit

the fabric that catches the air in a parachute

to cover with or as with a canopy

to form or combine into a whole

to make up the parts or elements of

to create music or written work

to bring or return oneself to a state of calm or readiness

to bring a state of stillness or quiet

to join secretly in a a plot; conspire

to ignore or fail to report a wrongdoing, and thus support it

marked by or having crags; rugged, steep, or rough
craggy

like a crag or crags, especially having protruding bones and rough-hewn appearance, as a human face

to lower the body close to the ground by bending the legs; as an animal about to pounce or a human preparing to race

to bend down, stoop low

to lower one's body as a servile gesture, cringe

a lowering of the body by crouching

a small boat used to tend a larger one, usually as a lifeboat

a small open rowboat or sailboat used along the Indian coasts

to cause to be extremely angry; infuriate

upright in posture or position

rigidly directed upward or outward; not limp

not spreading or inclined, vertical

to establish and construct; build

to raise into a vertical or upright position

in geometry, to draw a figure upon a defined line

to assume an upright, vertical. or outwardly directed position

mental or physical weariness, or the effort or strain that causes it

physiological lack of response after prolonged or exertion or stimulation, as in an organ

mechanical failure or breakdown because of stress

manual labor or other duties done by military personnel, fatigue duty

work clothing worn while performing such duties

to tire out or make weary

to create or cause malfunction or breakdown in, through stress

a framework of crossed or parallel bars that serves as a covering;

a framework of metal bars that holds the fuel in a furnace, stove, or fireplace

to make a sharp rasping noise, as of scraping

to produce irritation or annoyance

to scrape of rub harshly, as one thing upon another

to rub or scrape against an abrasive surface in order to reduce to a powder or shreds

lacking excitement; boring or monotonous

that which is monotonous and ordinary

free from corruption of knowledge of evil

free from guilt or blame

not guilty as determined by a court of law

without worldly experience

one who is innocent especially a young or unsophisticated person

to annoy, irritate or exasperate

able to move or be moved from one place to another

in motion, moving

changing rapidly or readily from one state, mood, expression to another

characterized by relatively easy or common movement from one social class or level to another

a work of art, usually suspended. mde of pieces that are connected by wire or string and that move when touched by a breeze

a mobile telephone that operates using radio signals and therefore requires no wires; cell phone

an area of open, rolling, poorly drained land supporting heather and other acid loving plants

to anchor a ship, balloon or other vessel with cables or lines

to fix in place

a sudden, sharp pain

a sharp feeling or emotional hurt, regret, or longing

a crudely constructed cabin or house; a shack

smooth and glossy

trim and smooth in appearance

healthy and well fed

to smooth down or give a shine to, slick or polish

a twig or shoot from a plant usually with its leaves or berries

an ornament resembling such a twig or shoot

a heavy turbulent flow of water, as in a rushing stream, flood, or downpour

a similar flow of anything

weather (weathered)

the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time characterized by sunshine, moisture, temperature, precipitation and other variables

weather (weathered)

unpleasant, turbulent, or violent atmospheric conditions

weather (weathered)

to dry, season, or modify by exposing to weather of to chemical processes

weather (weathered)

to discolor, deteriorate, or harm by exposing to weather

weather (weathered)

to endure past the end, survive

weather (weathered)

to resist deterioration when exposed to the weather

weather (weathered)

to display the effects of exposure to the weather, especially deterioration or change in color

weather (weathered)

seasoned. stained, softened, or created by the weather

weather (weathered)

of sills, masonry joints or other architectural structures, sloped so as to permit water to run off

a structure built along a shore, and often into the water, at which boats can be docked and loaded or unloaded; pier; quay

to dock a ship at a wharf

to bring or store on a wharf

to provide a wharf or wharves.

to move rapidly with a humming, buzzing sound, as in rotation

the act or sound of whirring

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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. $$ \begin{matrix} \text{deluge} & \text{pall} & \text{careen} & \text{fester}\\ \text{modicum} & \text{martial} & \text{beneficiary}\\ \end{matrix} $$ Everyone anticipated the opening of the new state park, but not the strict, almost ______ rules and prohibitions that imposed fines for camping, cooking, swimming, or walking in unauthorized areas. Immediately after the park opened, the Department of Parks and Recreation received a ______ of letters questioning who, exactly, the ______ of the new park were supposed to be, since the people who paid for the park apparently were not. Without at least a _____ of freedom to explore the old forest, people complained, the park was simply private property. Most agreed that the park would be wonderful without the ______ of restrictions hanging over it.

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Read the following passage and then choose the best revision for the underlined portions of the paragraph. The questions will require you to make decisions regarding the revision of the reading selection. Some revisions are not of actual mistakes, but will improve the clarity of the writing. Oddly enough, foot and leg injuries common to runners in the developed world-joint damage, shin splints, bone spurs-are practically unknown to the Tarahumara. Sneakers typically force runners to land on their heels, sending shocks throughout the $\underline{\mathrm{body. \ While \ making}}$ minimal use of the springlike arch and large tendons of the foot. Barefoot runners land midfoot, allowing their bodies to absorb the shock and return the energy to the stride. Granted, barefoot running on manmade surfaces might be devastating to feet: people, after all, didn't spend 100,000 years adapting to run on blacktop and pavement. F. NO CHANGE G. body; while making H. body, while making J. body-while making

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