| 11. |
men |
1. more than one man: Boys grow up to be men.
2. human beings; persons: Men, animals and plants need food. |
| 12. |
spell |
1. write or say the letters of a word in order: I
had to spell "cat" for my sister. 2. a group of words supposed to
have magic power: The witch's spell turned the girls into frogs. 3. a
period of time: We had a spell of rainy weather in April. |
| 13. |
every |
each: Every child should have a box of crayons. |
| 14. |
last |
1. coming after all others: Z is the last letter
in the alphabet. 2. after all others: He was last in line. 3. hold
out: continue: Do you think our money will last until the end of our trip? The
movie lasted three hours. |
| 15. |
left |
the opposite of right: He writes with his left hand. |
| 16. |
examples |
one thing taken to show what the others are like or should be
like: Her sister is an example of a good worker. He is a good example to
follow |
| 17. |
often |
many times: It often snows in January. We have
been here often. |
| 18. |
next |
1. nearest: The girl next to me is taller than I am.
2. following at once: The next bus. The next month after March is
April. |
| 19. |
let |
not stop someone or something from doing something: She
let the kitten play by itself. I had let him go yesterday. Will your parents
let you stay? |
| 20. |
question |
a thing asked to find out something: A teacher asks
questions. |
