UNIT 1 – WEEK 1: SHORT VOWELS
1. gram
11. scuff
2. clash
12. clutch
3. dense
13. threat
4. dread
14. dwell
5. prank
15. fund
6. strict
16. text
7. drill
17. rank
8. swan
18. brink
9. prod
19. mock
10. shrunk
20. plaid
REVIEW WORDS
21. stuff
22. batch
23. sense
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. guest
25. cleanse
READING VOCABULARY
1. consolation: (noun) Something that provides comfort in a time of grief or
loss.
2. glimmer: (noun) A subtle or fiant perception; a dim glow.
3. heinous: (adjective) Shockingly bad or evil.
4. indispensable: (adjective) Absolutely necessary, essential.
5. perception: (noun) Mental or physical awareness or understanding.
6. phobic: (adjective) Having a specific fear or aversion.
7. sarcastic: (adjective) Using sharp and contemptuous words meant to insult,
demean, or make fun of someone.
8. threshold: (noun) A gate or door; a point of entry or crossing over.
UNIT 1 – WEEK 2: LONG VOWELS
1. slope
11. loan
2. acute
12. tote
3. remote
13. foal
4. bathe
14. foe
5. gaze
15. coax
6. rhyme
16. bleak
7. keen
17. continue
8. tile
18. pave
9. fuse
19. meek
10. bleach
20. shrine
REVIEW WORDS
21. gram
22. dread
23. shrunk
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. trait
25. capsule
READING VOCABULARY
1. adversity: (noun) A difficult time or situation; hardship; a condition of
misfortune.
2. alliance: (noun) An agreement between two or more people, groups, or
countries to work together toward a common goal.
3. confinement: (noun) The state of being limited, restricted, or kept in a
place.
4. inflicted: (verb) Caused harm or damage; imposed upon.
5. reminisce: (verb) To recall the past with longing.
6. retrieved: (verb) Recovered, regained.
7. smuggle: (verb) Brought into or out of secretly or illegally.
8. spindly: (adjective) Oddly tall or long and thin, usually frail.
UNIT 1 – WEEK 3: FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS
1. accuse
11. especially
2. affect
12. except
3. beautiful
13. excuse
4. bought
14. library
5. busy
15. minute
6. caught
16. nickel
7. different
17. probably
8. done
18. their
9. effect
19. there
10. embarrass
20. They’re
REVIEW WORDS
21. trait
22. remote
23. bathe
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. recommend
25. separate
READING VOCABULARY
1. classification: (noun) The act of sorting things into groups or classes.
2. compartment: (noun) A separate division or section.
3. engulfs: (verb) Swallows up or covers completely.
4. flanked: (verb) To be found at the side of something.
5. maneuvering: (verb) Moving or managing skillfully or cleverly.
6. obscure: (verb) To hide; to make hard to see or understand.
7. species: (noun) A group of related living things with very similar
characteristics.
8. submerged: (adjective) Underwater or covered with liquid.
UNIT 1 – WEEK 4: R-CONTROLLED VOWELS
1. search
11. earnest
2. starve
12. mourn
3. rumor
13. fierce
4. reward
14. pierce
5. sparkle
15. urge
6. bargain
16. wharf
7. parched
17. court
8. pursue
18. weird
9. servant
19. favorite
10. torch
20. burnt
REVIEW WORDS
21. library
22. minute
23. caught
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. sphere
25. aeronautics
READING VOCABULARY
1. cascaded: (verb) Flowed down like a waterfall.
2. documentation: (noun) Work that proves or provides information about a
claim.
3. dynamic: (adjective) Having or showing a lot of energy; active; forceful.
4. exerts: (verb) Makes use of; makes a great or strenuous effort.
5. plummeting: (verb) Falling at a fast rate of speed.
6. pulverize: (verb) To crush, grind, or pound.
7. scalding: (adjective) Extremely hot or boiling; capable of burning.
8. shards: (noun) Sharp, often pointed fragments.
UNIT 1 – WEEK 5: COMPOUND WORDS
1. brother-in-law
11. full-time
2. science fiction
12. windshield
3. after-school
13. watermelon
4. wading pool
14. twenty-five
5. old-fashioned
15. heartbeat
6. question mark
16. fingernail
7. teenager
17. seaweed
8. nearsighted
18. eyelid
9. self-respect
19. seashell
10. northwest
20. all-star
REVIEW WORDS
21. fierce
22. urge
23. bargain
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. barbed wire
25. fire escape
READING VOCABULARY
1. available: (adjective) Possible to get; ready for use or service.
2. basically: (adverb) In a simple, fundamental way or manner.
3. factors: (noun) Things that contribute toward a result.
4. fluctuate: (verb) To shift back and forth in an uncertain way.
5. formula: (noun) A set of rules or methods for preparing or doing something.
6. inventory: (noun) Goods and assets that are accounted for.
7. manufactured: (adjective) Made or processed, usually in quantity and with
machinery.
8. salaries: (noun) Fixed amounts of money paid to someone at regular times
for work done.
UNIT 2 – WEEK 1: IRREGULAR PLURALS
1. echoes
11. solos
2. photos
12. thieves
3. data
13. wives
4. scarves
14. cuffs
5. volcanoes
15. staffs
6. shelves
16. buffaloes
7. media
17. sheriffs
8. bacteria
18. tornadoes
9. wolves
19. sopranos
10. dominoes
20. loaves
REVIEW WORDS
21. old-fashioned
22. windshield
23. question mark
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. halves
25. wharves
READING VOCABULARY
1. artifact: (noun) An object made in the far past by human beings.
2. communal: (adjective) Shared by the members of a group or gathering.
3. derived: (verb) Traced or coming from a source; originated.
4. inscription: (noun) Writing that is carved, cut, painted, or impressed into or
onto a hard surface.
5. millennium: (noun) A period of 1,000 years.
6. stationery: (noun) Paper, envelopes, and other materials used for writing.
7. utilize: (verb) To make use of.
8. yields: (noun) The amounts produced; the crops or results of cultivation.
9.
UNIT 2 – WEEK 2: INFLECTIONAL ENDINGS
1. sloped
11. referred
2. stifling
12. hovered
3. marveled
13. totaled
4. sipped
14. accused
5. encouraged
15. patrolling
6. permitting
16. reviving
7. orbiting
17. surrounding
8. credited
18. unraveling
9. labored
19. confiding
10. uttered
20. regretting
REVIEW WORDS
21. echoes
22. shelves
23. media
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. interpreted
25. swiveling
READING VOCABULARY
1. aspiring: (verb) Seeking ambitiously; trying strongly to achieve a goal.
2. foundation: (noun) Basis; something that supports or justifies.
3. preceded: (verb) Went before or ahead of.
4. principal: (adjective) First in importance; greatest.
5. promote: (verb) To help in doing something, such as growing.
6. restrict: (verb) To confine; to keep within limits.
7. speculation: (noun) Deep thought or reflection; wonderment.
8. withstood: (verb) Held out against; resisted the effects of.
UNIT 2 – WEEK 3: CLOSED SYLLABLES
1. factor
11. ragged
2. banner
12. kingdom
3. victim
13. barren
4. mental
14. necklace
5. formal
15. wallet
6. pantry
16. ponder
7. ballot
17. funnel
8. prosper
18. dwelling
9. pumpkin
19. snapshot
10. muffler
20. fabric
REVIEW WORDS
21. sloped
22. totaled
23. surrounding
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. verdict
25. garment
READING VOCABULARY
1. alcove: (noun) A small space or room that opens out from a main area.
2. commerce: (noun) The buying or selling of goods; trade; business.
3. domestic: (adjective) Of or pertaining to one’s home, country, or family.
4. exotic: (adjective) Foreign; strange; unusual.
5. fluent: (adjective) Effortless, with smoothness and ease.
6. stifling: (adjective) Suffocating, oppressively close.
7. upheaval: (noun) A strong, sudden, or violent change or disturbance.
8. utmost: (adjective) Greatest or highest.
UNIT 2 – WEEK 4: OPEN SYLLABLES
1. brutal
11. labor
2. secure
12. focus
3. panic
13. rival
4. cabin
14. recite
5. fever
15. topic
6. voter
16. amid
7. vanish
17. unit
8. nylon
18. rotate
9. detect
19. vital
10. resist
20. lament
REVIEW WORDS
21. victim
22. wallet
23. snapshot
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. mural
25. civic
READING VOCABULARY
1. benefit: (noun) An advantage or gift; something that helps a person.
2. deftly: (adverb) In a skillful, nimble, clever way.
3. derision: (noun) Ridicule; contempt.
4. eaves: (noun) The overhanging, lower edges of a roof.
5. expertise: (noun) Mastery of a skill or craft.
6. impudence: (noun) The state of being rude, bold, or disrespectful.
7. legacy: (noun) Something handed down from the past.
8. symmetry: (noun) Beauty of form; a balanced grouping of parts on either
side of a line or around a center.
UNIT 2 – WEEK 5: CONSONANT + -LE SYLLABLES
1. simple
11. scramble
2. royal
12. scruple
3. national
13. quadruple
4. valuable
14. noodle
5. survival
15. squiggle
6. muscle
16. throttle
7. whistle
17. securable
8. squabble
18. beagle
9. durable
19. dimple
10. incurable
20. bicycle
REVIEW WORDS
21. panic
22. labor
23. unit
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. literal
25. timetable
READING VOCABULARY
1. commemorate: (verb) To honor or maintain the memory of; celebrate.
2. contemplate: (verb) To think about or consider carefully for a period of
time.
3. forlorn: (adjective) Lonely and sad, as if forsaken or forgotten.
4. majestic: (adjective) Having a lofty, imposing, or grand aspect or style.
UNIT 3 – WEEK 1: VOWEL TEAM SYLLABLES
1. guaranteed
11. straighten
2. creatures
12. moisten
3. poisonous
13. pedigree
4. appointment
14. volunteer
5. exploit
15. impeach
6. earthbound
16. spoilage
7. streamline
17. treasures
8. wealthy
18. toughest
9. healthy
19. ceiling
10. shoulder
20. equality
REVIEW WORDS
21. valuable
22. survival
23. bicycle
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. maintained
25. weightlessness
READING VOCABULARY
1. capacity: (noun) The maximum amount that can be received or held.
2. enthralled: (verb) Held the attention and interest of someone completely.
3. fallow: (adjective) Unused but capable of yielding crops.
4. insight: (noun) Special understanding about something.
5. negotiate: (verb) To deal with or make a bargain, to bring about a
settlement.
6. regulation: (adjective) Required; meeting stated standards or guidelines.
7. resemblance: (noun) A recognizable similarity.
8. unseemly: (adjective) Inappropriate or improper; rude.
UNIT 3 – WEEK 2: R-CONTROLLED VOWEL SYLLABLES
1. actor
11. bachelor
2. stroller
12. behavior
3. scatter
13. calendar
4. daughter
14. waiter
5. platter
15. singular
6. customer
16. maneuver
7. ancestor
17. observer
8. flavor
18. wander
9. mirror
19. traitor
10. vinegar
20. janitor
REVIEW WORDS
21. wealthy
22. exploit
23. ceiling
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. clamor
25. rescuer
READING VOCABULARY
1. dilemma: (noun) A hard choice to make between two or more things.
2. feebly: (adverb) In a manner lacking strength.
3. persistent: (adjective) Continuing firmly and steadily despite challenges.
4. recoiled: (verb) Fall back under pressure or shock; moved away quickly.
5. roused: (verb) Stirred from sleep or rest; awakened.
6. skewed: (verb) Took an indirect course.
7. summon: (verb) To call upon for specific action; to ask to come.
8. vastness: (noun) A very great size or extent.
UNIT 3 – WEEK 3: FREQUENTLY MISSPELLED WORDS
1. address
11. dollar
2. against
12. enough
3. always
13. guess
4. answer
14. instead
5. because
15. people
6. believe
16. receive
7. brought
17. straight
8. children
18. until
9. cousin
19. usually
10. doesn’t
20. woman
REVIEW WORDS
21. flavor
22. calendar
23. behavior
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. foreign
25. official
READING VOCABULARY
1. abundant: (adjective) More than enough; present in great quantities.
2. impoverished: (adjective) Having few resources or little wealth.
3. ingenuity: (noun) Cleverness and imaginativeness; resourcefulness.
4. sharecropper: (noun) A farmer who pays a portion or share of his crop to
rent the land or farm he uses.
5. solitude: (noun) The state of being alone.
6. productivity: (noun) The rate at which goods, services, or commodities are
made.
7. unearthed: (verb) Uncovered; dug up out of the earth.
8. windswept: (adjective) Exposed to and subjected to the wind.
UNIT 3 – WEEK 4: WORDS WITH PREFIXES
1. superhuman
11. superstar
2. independent
12. outlaw
3. incomplete
13. proclaim
4. supermarket
14. unsightly
5. outstanding
15. unknown
6. uncommon
16. prolong
7. untangle
17. enrich
8. incredible
18. enlarge
9. outpost
19. outfield
10. enlist
20. outcry
REVIEW WORDS
21. address
22. cousin
23. people
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. indistinct
25. unequal
READING VOCABULARY
1. adept: (adjective) Very skilled, proficient, expert.
2. aristocracy: (noun) A class of people with higher social standing than others
due to privileges of birth, wealth, power, or achievement.
3. collective: (adjective) Characteristic of or involving a group or gathering.
4. perseverance: (noun) A steady and continuous course of action, especially in
spite of difficulty.
5. prevail: (verb) To succeed over time, to win.
6. prominent: (adjective) Easily noticeable; standing out in some way.
7. spectators: (noun) People who observe or watch something but do not take
part.
8. trailblazer: (noun) A leader who leaves a path for others to follow into new
or unfamiliar territory or endeavors.
UNIT 3 – WEEK 5: SUFFIXES –ION AND -TION
1. inspire
11. consult
2. inspiration
12. consultation
3. connect
13. separate
4. connection
14. separation
5. observe
15. illustrate
6. observation
16. illustration
7. represent
17. hesitate
8. representation
18. hesitation
9. instruct
19. react
10. instruction
20. reaction
REVIEW WORDS
21. incomplete
22. outfield
23. supermarket
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. evaporate
25. evaporation
READING VOCABULARY
1. advocates: (noun) People who support or speak in favor of a cause.
2. commonplace: (adjective) Ordinary and unremarkable.
3. designate: (verb) Mark or point out; select.
4. initial: (adjective) Coming at the beginning; first.
5. insulation: (noun) Material that slows or prevents the transfer of heat,
cold, sound, or electricity.
6. invasive: (adjective) Tending to spread and take over areas.
7. irrational: (adjective) Not logical or sensible.
8. optimal: (adjective) Best, most satisfactory.
UNIT 4 – WEEK 1: SUFFIX -ION
1. admit
11. explode
2. admission
12. explosion
3. permit
13. divide
4. permission
14. division
5. explain
15. decide
6. explanation
16. decision
7. exclaim
17. omit
8. exclamation
18. omission
9. include
19. collide
10. inclusion
20. collision
REVIEW WORDS
21. separation
22. instruction
23. connection
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. expand
25. expansion
READING VOCABULARY
1. alignment: (noun) The state of being aligned or set in a proper position
2. calamity: (noun) A disaster causing great damage, pain, sorrow, or
suffering; catastrophe.
3. eclipse: (noun) An astronomical event in which one object is obscured or
darkened by another.
4. generated: (verb) Brought about or produced; made.
5. inconvenience: (noun) Something that causes a lack of comfort or ease;
something that causes trouble.
6. periodic: (adjective) Happening at regular intervals of time.
7. prolonged: (adjective) Lengthened in time; extended.
8. tenacity: (noun) The characteristic of being stubborn or persistence.
UNIT 4 – WEEK 2: VOWEL ALTERNATION
1. compete
11. metal
2. competition
12. metallic
3. moment
13. final
4. momentous
14. finality
5. crime
15. reside
6. criminal
16. resident
7. refer
17. origin
8. reference
18. original
9. nation
19. ignite
10. national
20. ignition
REVIEW WORDS
21. admission
22. division
23. decision
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. acquire
25. acquisition
READING VOCABULARY
1. assess: (verb) To set the value or ability of something.
2. compensate: (verb) To make up for something; to pay for.
3. deteriorated: (verb) Made or became steadily worse.
4. devastating: (adjective) Capable of or causing ruin or destruction.
5. implement: (verb) To put into action; to carry into effect.
6. peripheral: (adjective) Of or pertaining to the outer edges of something,
such as the field of vision.
7. potential: (noun) Possibility; capacity to become something.
8. summit: (noun) The highest point, as of a hill or mountain.
UNIT 4 – WEEK 3: PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES
1. disgraceful
11. enclosure
2. unsuccessful
12. unselfish
3. outlandish
13. unhappiness
4. outsider
14. disapproval
5. incorrectly
15. unfairness
6. enjoyment
16. reminder
7. disappointment
17. designer
8. discouragement
18. departure
9. enforcement
19. delightful
10. repayment
20. unevenly
REVIEW WORDS
21. competition
22. national
23. original
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. displeasure
25. informal
READING VOCABULARY
1. benefactor: (noun) A kind person who gives money or services.
2. empathy: (noun) The act of experiencing or being sensitive to the feelings,
thoughts, or attitudes of another.
3. endeavor: (noun) A serious effort or attempt.
4. entail: (verb) To cause or involve by necessity or as a consequence.
5. extensive: (adjective) Far-reaching, thorough, comprehensive; large, broad.
6. indecision: (noun) The inability to make up one’s mind, determine, or decide.
7. multitude: (noun) A great number of people or things; a crowd.
8. tentatively: (adverb) In an uncertain, unsure manner; not confidently or
decisively.
UNIT 4 – WEEK 4: GREEK AND LATIN PREFIXES
1. co-worker
11. postpone
2. commission
12. cooperate
3. profession
13. submarine
4. proportion
14. transformation
5. companion
15. transform
6. intersection
16. suburb
7. postwar
17. combine
8. transparent
18. interfere
9. submit
19. transfer
10. interrupt
20. copilot
REVIEW WORDS
21. reminder
22. unhappiness
23. delightful
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. profound
25. subscribe
READING VOCABULARY
1. adjustment: (noun) The act of making a change to correct or improve
something.
2. chattering: (verb) Talking quickly and without serious thought; making
sudden, quick, speech-like sounds.
3. ember: (noun) A piece of wood or coal that is still glowing in the ashes of a
fire.
4. mentor: (noun) An influential counselor, guide, or teacher.
5. nomadic: (adjective) Moving about over time; wandering from place to place.
6. rapport: (noun) A connection of understanding; special relationship.
7. reunites: (verb) Brings together again.
8. sturdy: (adjective) Strongly built, robust, hardy.
UNIT 4 – WEEK 5: CONSONANT ALTERNATION
1. crumb
11. create
2. crumble
12. creation
3. design
13. public
4. designate
14. publicity
5. solemn
15. prejudice
6. solemnity
16. prejudicial
7. muscle
17. magic
8. muscular
18. magician
9. reject
19. office
10. rejection
20. official
REVIEW WORDS
21. cooperate
22. submit
23. suburb
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. complicate
25. complication
READING VOCABULARY
1. answerable: (adjective) Accountable; responsible; likely to be called upon.
2. lounge: (noun) A place for sitting, waiting, or relaxing, especially a public
space.
3. obligation: (noun) A sense of duty or responsibility.
4. proportion: (noun) The relation between things or parts with regard to size,
number, or amount.
UNIT 5 – WEEK 1: HOMOPHONES
1. lesson
11. minor
2. lessen
12. vain
3. aisle
13. vane
4. isle
14. vein
5. I’ll
15. principal
6. navel
16. principle
7. naval
17. idle
8. pane
18. idol
9. pain
19. sheer
10. miner
20. shear
REVIEW WORDS
21. crumble
22. rejection
23. publicity
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. hanger
25. hangar
READING VOCABULARY
1. audacity: (noun) Boldness; daring marked by confidence or arrogance.
2. deception: (noun) A trick or lie meant to fool someone or hide the truth.
3. desolate: (adjective) Deserted, without people; miserable or cheerless.
4. exploits: (noun) Notable deeds; heroic achievements.
5. oblivious: (adjective) Unaware, inattentive; lacking mindfulness or memory.
6. somber: (adjective) Dark or gloomy; dismal; depressing.
7. steadfast: (adjective) Dedicated to a purpose, unwavering; loyal and
trustworthy.
8. valiant: (adjective) Bold, courageous, noble, or brave.
UNIT 5 – WEEK 2: WORDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
1. bazaar
11. canoe
2. bronco
12. denim
3. sombrero
13. gong
4. caribou
14. plateau
5. chocolate
15. poodle
6. pajamas
16. apricot
7. plaza
17. balcony
8. igloo
18. yacht
9. pizza
19. cruise
10. barbecue
20. ballet
REVIEW WORDS
21. lesson
22. minor
23. idol
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. gondola
25. kindergarten
READING VOCABULARY
1. disposed: (adjective) Having certain inclinations or tendencies.
2. eavesdropping: (verb) Secretly listening to a conversation.
3. fortitude: (noun) Mental and emotional strength.
4. infinite: (adjective) Immeasurable, exceedingly great.
5. retaliation: (noun) An act that returns like for like; revenge.
6. rigors: (noun) Extreme hardships, challenges, or severities.
7. stoop: (noun) A platform with steps outside a home or building’s door.
8. undaunted: (adjective) Not discouraged, not giving in to fear or challenge.
UNIT 5 – WEEK 3: LATIN ROOTS
1. audience
11. reflection
2. benefit
12. objection
3. factory
13. dejected
4. flexible
14. prediction
5. reduce
15. introduce
6. section
16. education
7. inject
17. dictionary
8. insect
18. destruction
9. incredible
19. audio
10. structure
20. credit
REVIEW WORDS
21. denim
22. barbecue
23. ballet
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. manufacture
25. dictate
READING VOCABULARY
1. industrial: (adjective) Using technology or machinery for production, usually
on a large scale.
2. inefficient: (adjective) Unable to use time, effort, or money wisely.
3. manipulation: (noun) Clever or skillful control or management.
4. modification: (noun) An alteration or change.
5. mutated: (verb) Changed or transformed, usually genetically over time.
6. nutrients: (noun) Substances needed by plants and animals for life and
growth.
7. sparse: (adjective) Thinly distributed; not living or growing close together.
8. surplus: (noun) An amount that is greater than what is used or needed.
UNIT 5 – WEEK 4: GREEK ROOTS
1. thermometer
11. catalog
2. aerospace
12. thermal
3. diagram
13. symphony
4. paragraph
14. microphone
5. biography
15. chronic
6. microscope
16. program
7. autobiography
17. hydrogen
8. microwave
18. dialogue
9. hydrant
19. aerial
10. grammar
20. biology
REVIEW WORDS
21. credit
22. dictionary
23. education
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. graphic
25. logical
READING VOCABULARY
1. colleagues: (noun) Fellow workers or associates.
2. conservatively: (adverb) In a cautious or riskless manner; in a way that will
not change things a great deal.
3. deduction: (noun) A conclusion based on what is known to be true.
4. drones: (verb) Makes a low, continuous tone.
5. galaxy: (noun) A large group or system of stars.
6. sustain: (verb) To support; to keep going.
7. ultimately: (adverb) In the end.
8. verify: (verb) To prove the truth of.
UNIT 5 – WEEK 5: SUFFIXES –IVE, -AGE, AND -IZE
1. percentage
11. creative
2. explosive
12. storage
3. recognize
13. advantage
4. passage
14. attractive
5. sympathize
15. negative
6. modernize
16. criticize
7. positive
17. wreckage
8. vocalize
18. specialize
9. emphasize
19. realize
10. organize
20. secretive
REVIEW WORDS
21. paragraph
22. grammar
23. microscope
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. progressive
25. scrutinize
READING VOCABULARY
1. application: (noun) The act of putting something on or to use.
2. catastrophic: (adjective) Sudden, extensive, and disastrous.
3. computations: (noun) A calculation or determination made by mathematical
means.
4. deployed: (verb) Arranged and utilized strategically.
5. elevating: (verb) Raising or lifting up.
6. magnetic: (adjective) Having the power of magnets to attract or repel
physical objects within their fields.
7. obsolete: (adjective) Outdated, no longer useful.
8. subsequently: (adverb) Occurring or coming after; following; later.
UNIT 6 – WEEK 1: SUFFIXES –IBLE AND -ABLE
1. terrible
11. remarkable
2. audible
12. reversible
3. valuable
13. changeable
4. reliable
14. noticeable
5. lovable
15. acceptable
6. available
16. probable
7. horrible
17. admirable
8. believable
18. dependable
9. impossible
19. profitable
10. predictable
20. considerable
REVIEW WORDS
21. recognize
22. positive
23. percentage
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. eligible
25. legible
READING VOCABULARY
1. commodity: (noun) Something that can be bought or sold.
2. distribution: (noun) The process of delivering and spreading out goods.
3. dominant: (adjective) Of or pertaining to one’s home, country, or family.
4. edible: (adjective) Fit or safe to eat.
5. impenetrable: (adjective) Unable to be broken through; difficult to
understand.
6. ornate: (adjective) Elaborately adorned or decorated.
7. replenished: (verb) Resupplied; refilled.
8. significant: (adjective) Important, having special meaning or consequence.
UNIT 6 – WEEK 2: -ANCE, -ENCE, -ANT, AND -ENT
1. experience
11. intelligent
2. conference
12. observant
3. persistent
13. constant
4. acquaintance
14. nuisance
5. important
15. violence
6. permanent
16. evident
7. disappearance
17. incident
8. fragrance
18. defiance
9. president
19. excellent
10. occurrence
20. hesitant
REVIEW WORDS
21. terrible
22. noticeable
23. profitable
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. elegance
25. diligent
READING VOCABULARY
1. agitated: (adjective) Excited, disturbed, shaken up.
2. crucial: (adjective) Very important; decisive.
3. futile: (adjective) Incapable of producing a result; ineffective; useless.
4. populous: (adjective) Having a lot of people, crowded.
5. presumed: (verb) Assumed, supposed, believed without question.
6. smoldering: (adjective) Burning with few or no flames.
7. undiminished: (adjective) Not lessened or decreased.
8. urgency: (noun) An insistence of need; a demand for immediate action.
UNIT 6 – WEEK 3: GREEK SUFFIXES
1. experience
11. intelligent
2. conference
12. observant
3. persistent
13. constant
4. acquaintance
14. nuisance
5. important
15. violence
6. permanent
16. evident
7. disappearance
17. incident
8. fragrance
18. defiance
9. president
19. excellent
10. occurrence
20. hesitant
REVIEW WORDS
21. terrible
22. noticeable
23. profitable
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. elegance
25. diligent
READING VOCABULARY
1. alternative: (adjective) Being or giving a choice between two or more
things.
2. correspond: (verb) To agree, match, to be similar.
3. extract: (verb) To take, get, or pull out.
4. foliage: (noun) The leaves on a tree or plant.
5. hypothesis: (noun) A guess or opinion based on facts and precedents to
direct an investigation.
6. protein: (noun) An organic molecule found in all living cells of animals and
plants and essential for growth and life.
7. resilient: (adjective) Capable of recovering from adversity; durable.
8. saturated: (adjective) Become completely filled or soaked with a liquid.
UNIT 6 – WEEK 4: ABSORBED PREFIXES
1. immigrate
11. collaborate
2. illuminate
12. suppress
3. accompany
13. assembly
4. announce
14. accommodate
5. impatiently
15. arrest
6. immature
16. arrive
7. immigration
17. illegal
8. irregular
18. support
9. correspond
19. suffix
10. illogical
20. collect
REVIEW WORDS
21. musician
22. democracy
23. sympathy
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. impractical
25. suffocate
READING VOCABULARY
1. bedrock: (noun) Unbroken, solid rock beneath the soil.
2. embark: (verb) To start or set out, as one travels.
3. excavation: (noun) An area in which something has been exposed or
uncovered for investigation.
4. exquisite: (adjective) Of great beauty or perfection; of high quality.
5. intriguing: (adjective) Arousing curiosity or intense interest.
6. intrinsic: (adjective) Belonging to the nature or character of a thing.
7. methodical: (adjective) In a systematic, regular, routine way.
8. meticulously: (adverb) Very carefully; with great attention to detail.
UNIT 6 – WEEK 5: WORDS FROM MYTHOLOGY
1. iris
11. helicopter
2. nectar
12. nocturnal
3. cosmetics
13. geography
4. chaos
14. phobia
5. solar
15. terrain
6. psychology
16. amnesia
7. mania
17. tantalize
8. titanic
18. hygiene
9. romance
19. mercury
10. geometry
20. marathon
REVIEW WORDS
21. announce
22. collect
23. illegal
CHALLENGE WORDS
24. lethal
25. hypnotize
READING VOCABULARY
1. horizons: (noun) The range or limit of experience or knowledge.
2. incentive: (noun ) Something that motivates or induces.
3. recreation: (noun) Something done for relaxation or amusement, or
enjoyment.
4. unfettered: (adjective) Released from physical or mental bonds; free and
unrestrained.