Module 1 Week 2 Spelling and Vocabulary

Vocabulary flashcards covering Module 1 Week 2 spelling, review, challenge, and reading selection words.

awake

Not sleeping; alert and conscious.

feast

A large, special meal, often served during a celebration.

stray

To wander away from a group or path; an animal that has lost its home.

greet

To welcome or address someone upon meeting them.

praise

To express approval, admiration, or respect for someone.

disease

An illness or sickness affecting humans, animals, or plants.

repeat

To say, write, or do something again.

display

To show something clearly so that others can see it.

brace

A support structure used to hold something steady or protect a body part; to prepare for something difficult.

thief

A person who steals another person's property.

ashamed

Feeling embarrassed, guilty, or sorry about an action or mistake.

sleeve

The part of a garment that covers all or part of the arm.

brain

The organ inside the head that controls thoughts, feelings, memory, and body movement.

beneath

In a lower position than; directly underneath something.

sheepish

Showing embarrassment or self-consciousness from a silly mistake.

release

To set free, let go, or allow something to be shown or published.

remain

To stay in the same place, position, or condition.

sway

To move slowly back and forth or side to side.

training

The process of practicing or learning skills for a sport, task, or job.

niece

The daughter of your brother, sister, brother-in-law, or sister-in-law.

weather

The daily conditions of the atmosphere, such as temperature, rain, wind, and sunshine.

promise

A pledge or commitment that one will or will not do something.

gravity

The natural force that pulls objects toward the center of the Earth.

energy

The power or capacity to do work, cause movement, or provide heat and power.

feature

An important, distinctive, or notice-worthy characteristic of something.

stationary

Standing still; not moving or changing position.

exceed

To be greater than, go beyond, or surpass a given limit or expectation.

terrain

A stretch of land and its physical features (such as rocky, hilly, or flat ground).

irrigate

To supply crops with water through a system of pipes, sprinklers, or streams.

inspector

Someone who reviews or examines something carefully to make sure it meets rules or standards.

photographed

Recorded as a picture on film or as a digital computer file.

prestigious

Having a high reputation; impressive and important.

auditorium

A large room or hall where an audience gathers for a presentation, speech, or performance.

impoverished

Being very poor or lacking necessary resources.

maneuver

To move or guide something skillfully and carefully.

specialized

Designed for or focusing on a specific type of product, task, or activity.

elite

People who are considered the best, most skilled, or highest ranking in a group.

objective

A specific goal or aim to achieve.

traditional

Based on customs or ways of doing things that have been practiced for a long time.