V OC A B U L A R Y
C R O S SWO R D
P U Z Z L E
Vocabulary Power Plus • Level Four – Lesson 16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Across
Across
1. In
France,
1. Revolutionary
In Revolutionary
France,many
manycitizens
citizens had
had
contempt
for
the
_____
class.
contempt for the _____ class.
4. Quickly
changing;volatile
volatile
4. Quickly
changing;
6. Rosy or red in color
6. Rosy
or red
color
7. Ellen
livesinsuch
a _____ lifestyle that her friends
often ask her for tips on how to exercise and what
7. Ellen
lives such a(n) _____ lifestyle that her
to eat.
friends
ask
herthe
forgrades
tips on
12. Susanoften
didn't
have
to how
_____totoexercise
Yale in the
andfall.
what to eat.
Like Ebenezer Scrooge
12. 13.
Susan
didn’t have
the grades
to _____ to Yale in
15.
Something
essential;
a prerequisite
the
fall.
17. A heroic champion or leader
The
______ of
life (she lost her job and then got
13. 18.
Like
Ebenezer
Scrooge
sick) caused Monica to lose her home.
15. 19.
Something
prerequisite
Antonymessential;
for expert;a master;
guru
20.
The
president's
_____
words
17. A heroic
champion or leader of mourning brought
tears to the eyes of many listeners.
18. The ______ of life (she lost her job and then got
sick) caused Monica to lose her home.
19. Antonym for expert, master, guru
20. The president’s _____ words of mourning brought
tears to the eyes of many listeners.
Down
Down
2. 2.Professor
anyattempts
attemptsbybystudents
students
ProfessorWilliams
Williams _____
_____ any
totostart
clubs
based
on
race.
start clubs based on race.
3.
Mr.
Jenkinsseems
seems like
like aa(n)
_____
whowho
dislikes
3. Mr. Jenkins
_____
dislikes
teenagers for no reason.
teenagers
for
no
reason.
5. Synonym for secret; obscure; esoteric
Antonymfor
for secret,
varying;
irregular;
temporary
5. 8.Synonym
obscure,
esoteric
9. Defendants will be _____ if there isn't enough
8. Antonym
varying,them.
irregular, temporary
evidence for
to convict
To impress will
uponbe
or_____
teach someone
by repetition
9. 10.
Defendants
if there isn’t
enough
11. Merely touching or slightly connected; digressing
evidence
to
convict
them.
from the main point
one tells
me what
to do.someone by repetition
10.14.ToNoimpress
upon
or teach
16. Synonym for blooming; fledgling
11. Merely touching or slightly connected; digressing
from the main point
14. No one tells me what to do.
16. Synonym for blooming, fledgling
www.prestwickhouse.com
V OC A B U L A R Y
Across
1. 4. 6. 7. 12. 13. 15. 17. 18. 19. 20. C R O S SWO R D
Answer Key
In Revolutionary France, many citizens had contempt for the
_____ class. [BOURGEOIS]
Quickly changing; volatile [MERCURIAL]
Rosy or red in color [FLORID]
Ellen lives such a(n) _____ lifestyle that her friends often ask her
for tips on how to exercise and what to eat. [SALUBRIOUS]
Susan didn’t have the grades to _____ to Yale in the fall.
[MATRICULATE]
Like Ebenezer Scrooge [CURMUDGEON]
Something essential; a prerequisite [SINEQUANON]
A heroic champion or leader [PALADIN]
The ______ of life (she lost her job and then got sick) caused
Monica to lose her home. [VICISSITUDES]
Antonym for expert, master, guru [TYRO]
The president’s _____ words of mourning brought tears to the
eyes of many listeners. [TRENCHANT]
Vocabulary Power Plus • Level Four – Lesson 16
1
B
M E
7
10
I
N
13
C
U
3. 5. 8. 9. 10. 11. 14. 16. Professor Williams _____ any attempts by students to start clubs
based on race. [SQUELCHED]
Mr. Jenkins seems like a(n) _____ who dislikes teenagers for no
reason. [MISANTHROPE]
Synonym for secret, obscure, esoteric [ARCANE]
Antonym for varying, irregular, temporary [INDEFEASIBLE]
Defendants will be _____ if there isn’t enough evidence to
convict them. [EXCULPATED]
To impress upon or teach someone by repetition [INCULCATE]
Merely touching or slightly connected; digressing from the
main point [TANGENTIAL]
No one tells me what to do. [AUTONOMY]
Synonym for blooming, fledgling [NASCENT]
S
U
A
L
C
U
R M U
18
V
I
B
R
D
G
S
I
N
C
I
S
15
L
T
Down
O U
R
G
E
O
I
3
4
A
2. P U Z Z L E
E
8
I
N
D
E
F
R
C
U
O U
S
R
M A
E Q U
A
N
S
U
D
A
I
I
T
I
S
N
T
H
R
P
E
20
T
R
E
I
C
H
A
N
F
16
A
S
X
C
U
11
U
L
L
L
C
E
N
6
E
R
N
T
S
Q
U
L
9
O N
17
B
L
A
A
12
O N
M
2
P
A
T
E
D
T
A
N
T
G
D
I
E
19
T
I
A
L
A
L
O R
H
A
C
C
E
D
E
N
5
I
D
N
14
A
E
U
Y
R
T
O
N
O
M
Y
Across
Down
1. In Revolutionary France, many citizens had
contempt for the _____ class. [BOURGEOIS]
4. Quickly changing; volatile [MERCURIAL]
6. Rosy or red in color [FLORID]
7. Ellen lives such a _____ lifestyle that her friends
often ask her for tips on how to exercise and what
to eat. [SALUBRIOUS]
12. Susan didn't have the grades to _____ to Yale in the
fall. [MATRICULATE]
13. Like Ebenezer Scrooge [CURMUDGEON]
15. Something essential; a prerequisite
[SINEQUANON]
17. A heroic champion or leader [PALADIN]
18. The ______ of life (she lost her job and then got
sick) caused Monica to lose her home.
[VICISSITUDES]
19. Antonym for expert; master; guru [TYRO]
20. The president's _____ words of mourning brought
tears to the eyes of many listeners. [TRENCHANT]
2. Professor Williams _____ any attempts by students
to start clubs based on race. [SQUELCHED]
3. Mr. Jenkins seems like a _____ who dislikes
teenagers for no reason. [MISANTHROPE]
5. Synonym for secret; obscure; esoteric [ARCANE]
8. Antonym for varying; irregular; temporary
[INDEFEASIBLE]
9. Defendants will be _____ if there isn't enough
evidence to convict them. [EXCULPATED]
10. To impress upon or teach someone by repetition
[INCULCATE]
11. Merely touching or slightly connected; digressing
from the main point [TANGENTIAL]
14. No one tells me what to do. [AUTONOMY]
16. Synonym for blooming; fledgling [NASCENT]
Get Free Classroom Resources
THE ENGLISH TEACHER’S FREE LIBRARY
When we ask teachers what they want, they always say, “free stuff for
my classroom.”
Look no further—the new English Teacher’s Free Library is loaded
with free eBooks, lesson plans, posters, and puzzles that are ready
for your classroom.
Visit: www.prestwickhouse.com/free-library
www.prestwickhouse.com