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Read180 Workshop 6 Vocabulary Words "Facing the Elements"
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______: adj. lasting only a short time
sufficient
eventually
hostile
temporary
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FITB: My friends were having an argument. Their behavior was _____ toward each other.
temporary
hostile
sufficient
reaction
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_______: n. behavior that is natural rather than learned
instinct
endurance
hostile
eventually
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_______: n. the state of doing well, especially in respect to money, happiness, or health
sufficient
temporary
speculate
welfare
5
______: adj. very unfriendly
sufficient
speculate
reaction
hostile
6
FITB: The flu is a _________ illness.
sufficient
temporary
instinct
reaction
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FITB: If my friend was late to school, I might ________ that they overslept.
welfare
speculate
endurance
eventually
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____: n. the ability to stay strong and patient, even though you feel pain or have problems
endurance
sufficient
temporary
speculate
9
FITB: We plan to visit our cousins _________.
welfare
hostile
eventually
speculate
10
FITB: Many students in our class are disruptive because they want a _____ from their friends.
endurance
hostile
speculate
reaction
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_____: n. an action in response to something
instinct
temporary
reaction
assume
12
FITB: I wanted to clean my room before school, but I did not have ______ time to do so.
endurance
temporary
speculate
sufficient
13
_______: adj. after a long time
eventually
assume
welfare
endurance
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_____: v. to suppose that something is true, without being sure or checking it first
hostile
welfare
reaction
assume
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F.I.T.B.: When I notice it's raining outside, my ________ is to grab my umbrella.
speculate
instinct
endurance
welfare
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FITB: It takes a lot of __________ to complete a 26.2 mile marathon.
endurance
sufficient
reaction
hostile
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_______: adj. enough, or adequate amount
assume
temporary
sufficient
speculate
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______: v. to guess why something happens, or has happened, without knowing all the facts
welfare
sufficient
endurance
speculate