Flocabulary Unit 3

to change

A ________ harvest can mean that some farmers won't be able to pay their bills.

judging someone or something before you know much about them; a preconceived attitude

Charlotte's ________ to her farm animals was an inspiration to all of us.

ANTONYMS: destroy, demolish

the background or situation for something

The teachers will ________ a list of students who are passing their classes.

ANTONYMS:  lazy, negligent

The campers encountered a/an ________ on the hiking trail that made it more difficult.

He was "Employee of the Month" because he was a ________ employee.

The student will ________ with the principal and convince him that lunch should be longer.

ANTONYM:  random

Mostly because of ________, the short person found it hard to get a job.

hard-working or thorough

The attorney will ________ him to the full extent of the law.

not enough; inadequate

Tokyo is not a ________ town, but a small Japanese fishing village is.

SYNONYMS:  barrier, hurdle

to own, occupy or control

far out of the way and distant

ANTONYM:  nearby

The teacher had us do an assignment to place historical events in ________ order.

ANTONYM: defend

A ________ of the athletes had bruises on their bodies from the rough game.

something that gets in your way; an obstruction

loyalty or devotion

the state of being poor

SYNONYM:  to haggle

to produce or create

SYNONYMS:  intolerance, discrimination

Some shows ________ people with complete makeovers and surprise their family.

the greater part or number

The ________ in the inner city was out of control, so the mayor was attempting new programs.

SYNONYM:  consecutive

I ________ some antique coins that are worth a lot of money.

occurring or going in order of time

Her friend typically takes her comments out of ________ and causes frequent misunderstandings.

to bargain; to try to reach a deal

to accuse or put on trial

ANTONYM:  minority