7Th Grade*

Front 1

Elective

Back 1

(noun)
a choice
Bob's first ever language elective was Latin.

Front 2

Conviction

Back 2

(noun)
a strong belief
Bob's convictions kept him from doing bad things.

Front 3

Quiver

Back 3

(verb)
a jittery motion somewhat like shivering
Bob quivered in his chair because he was cold.

Front 4

Bluff

Back 4

(noun)
A lie
Bob bluffed that he had all four aces, but he really didn't.

Front 5

Scowled

Back 5

(verb)
an angry or upset look on someone's face
Bob scowled when he learned that he had homework.

Front 6

Portly

Back 6

(adjective)
fat
Bob, a fat man, could not fit through the door.

Front 7

Linger

Back 7

(verb)
Bob lingered in his bed, not wanting to get up

Front 8

Sheepishly

Back 8

(adjective)
shy or awkward
Bob sheepishly asked the teacher for a pencil.

Front 9

Ferocity

Back 9

(noun)
savage or fierce
Bob's ferocity made him growl at his friend.

Front 10

Trudge

Back 10

(verb)
To slowly or hesitantly walk
Bob trudged out the front door, and to the bus stop.

Front 11

Venerable

Back 11

(adjective)
Worthy of respect because of advanced age, dignity
At our family dinners, our venerable grandmother, now over 90, sits at the front of the table

Front 12

Puerile

Back 12

(adjective)
Some children in track think its fun to knock on windows, and run away, but i consider it puerile

Front 13

Levity

Back 13

(noun)
Lack of proper seriousness, improper gaity
During the funeral Bob kept laughing: levity for which our grandmother scolded him for

Front 14

Frugal

Back 14

(adjective)
Thrifty; not wasteful
His frugal attitide allowed him tosave alot of cash when purchasing new fall clothes

Front 15

Antipathy

Back 15

(noun)
feeling of intense dislike
Because of his rude attitude, the speaker provoked the antipathy of the audience