cadence                  JThe cadence of the march was stirring for all the listeners.              JThe song had a slow, easy cadence that was easy to dance to.              JThe ___?___ of the music, no matter how loudly or how softly played,      Jusually determines the pace of the dance step.                            cadence                  cascade                  chivalry                 chronic                  JThe most important element in dancing is the beat of the music, not how   Jloud or how soft the music is played. Thus, the CADENCE, the beat,        Jdetermines the pace of the dance step.                                    
 JThe two boys carrying the huge drum in the parade couldn't get into the   Jcorrect ___?___; and so they marched and played out of beat.              carnivorous              citadel                  clamber                  cadence                   Jnoun  rhythm; beat; a rhythmic flow or pattern (as in poetry); the time   J      or beat of the movement in dancing or marching; a falling inflectionJ      of the voice                                                        Jadj  cadenced                                                             Jnoun  cadency                                                             carnivorous              JVultures are carnivorous birds that eat the dead flesh of animals.        JThe monster carnivorously devoured the innocent, young girl.              JSome salesmen can be nasty ___?___ in the strictest sense of the word     Jsince they will devour anyone or anything that gets in their way.         cascade                  centrifugal              carnivores               circumscribe             JEven though these nasty salesmen don't eat other salesmen in the strictestJsense of the word, they will do anything or say anything to make a sale.  JThus some are CARNIVORES, flesh-eaters who "eat" up their competition.     JHarry didn't want to be a(n) ___?___ any more and so he decided to become Ja vegetarian for the rest of his life; how boring!                        carnivore                clamber                  citadel                  chronic                  
 Jadj  flesh eating                                                         J                                                                          J                                                                          Jnoun  carnivorousness; carnivore                                          Jadv   carnivorously                                                       cascade                  JThe mountain stream fell in a cascade down the slope.                     JThe heavy rain quickly cascaded down the hill, flooding the valley.       JWe happily watched the fireworks ___?___ from the sky in a multicolored   Jshower of explosions.                                                     cadence                  chronic                  cascade                  clambering               JOnce the firworks exploded, the colorful streams fell back to earth       Jproviding enjoyment for all below. Thus the firworks, after exploding,    JCASCADED, fell or dropped with a rushing movement.                         JThe rangers watched in disbelief as the river's waters beagn to overflow  Jthe banks and quickly ___?___ down the slope to the town below.           cascaded                 chronic                  chivalry                 clambers                 
 Jverb  to fall or drop with a rushing movement                             Jnoun  a small, steep waterfall; something falling in a shower; something  J      falling or rushing forth in quantity                                Jverb  cascades, cascaded, cascading                                       Jnoun  cascades                                                            censure                  JAfter beating up the little boy, the entire senior class censured the     Jbully.  Congress will levy an official act of censure on the Senator.     JGeorge's terrible behavior should be blamed on his permissive parents     Jbecause they have never ___?___ him for anything he's done wrong.         chronic                  censured                 cascaded                 citadel                  JGeorge has apparently done many bad things in his life and he's never     Jbeen punished for any of it by his parents. Thus they are just as guilty  Jas he is because they CENSURED, sharply criticized, his behavior.          JRepresentatives of the senior class will be meeting today in the library  Jto vote on whether Adams Photo should be ___?___ for missing the Prom.    clambering               circumscribe             carnivorous              censured                  Jverb  to criticize sharply; to find fault with; blame or condemn sternly  J      judge                                                               J                                                                          Jverb  censures, censured, censuring                                       Jnoun  censure (official reprimand; a judgment involving condemnation)     chivalry                 JThe knights of the Middle Ages were known for their chivalry.             JTom should be commended for his chivalrous behavior toward all.           JSir Launcelot and Sir Gwayne were both known for their ___?___ behavior   Jand attitude toward all people, especially women.                         chivalrous               carnivorous              chronological            clamber                  JThese two men were very famous knights of Sir Arthur's Round Table and    Jthus were known for their CHIVALROUS, courteous, behavior.                J                                                                          
 JThat salesman will never be awarded a prize for his ___?___ since he's    Jrude to all his customers, runs from a battle, and is generally sour.     citadel                  censured                 chivalry                 cadence                   Jnoun   a medieval code of knighthood; honor; courtesy; courage            J                                                                          J                                                                          Jadj   chivalrous (valiant, civil)                                         Jadj   chivalric                                                           chronic                  JShe is subject to chronic headaches.  A chronic back problem shortened    Jhis football playing career.  Tammy is chronically tired.                 JWe decided not to take Sam's car on our vacation because it has several   J___?___ problems; half the time it won't start or go into reverse gear.   cadence                  censured                 chronological            chronic                  JAnyone going on a vacation wants transportation that is dependable and    JSam's car can't be trusted to start or to move in reverse because it has  Jseveral CHRONIC, recurring, constant, problems.                            JHerman Munster is ___?___ late for school, even when he gets up two hours Jearly, takes the earliest bus, and runs the rest of the way.              chronically              cascaded                 clambered                circumscribe             
 Jadj  lasting a long time; habitual; constant; long-lasting; constantly    J     vexing, troubling, or weakening; marked by long duration or          J     frequent occurrence                                                  Jadj   chronical                                                           Jadv   chronically                                                         chronological            JWe listed the major battles of the war in chronological order.            JWe studied the chronology of the Middle Ages.                             JWe spent two weeks arranging all the books in the library in ___?___ orderJby the publication date; and then we heard of the Dewey Decimal System.   carnivorous              cascaded                 chivalrous               chronological            JKnowing about the Dewey Decimal System earlier could have saved these     Jpeople two weeks' work; instead, the arranged the books CHRONOLOGICALLY,  Jin the order of the book's publication date.                               JIn the ___?___ of American Presidents, George Washington would be listed  Jfirst and George Bush would be listed last.                               chronology               circumscribe             citadel                  cadence                  
 Jadj  arranged in the order in which things happened; arranged as a list   J     arranged in order of occurrence                                      J                                                                          Jadv   chronologically                                                     Jnoun  chronology                                                          circumscribe             JWe circumscribed the baby's movements by putting him in his playpen.      JTraffic regulation circumscribe the way we drive.                         JThe Constitution of the United States serves to ___?___ the powers of     Jthe President so that the person in this office has limited powers.       citadel                  censured                 chronically              circumscribe             JOur forefathers realized that the President could not have unlimited      Jpowers else we might wake one day under a dictatorship; so the            JConstitution CIRCUMSCRIBES, limits, the powers of this office.             JThe F.B.I. agents tried to place some ___?___ on the President's          Jmovements to keep him away from the general public and possible assassins.citadels                 chronic                  circumscriptions         carnivorous               Jverb  to draw a line around; to restrict; to limit; to encircle;          J      to confine; to restrict the range or activity of                    J                                                                          Jverb  circumscribes, circumscribed, circumscribing                        Jnoun  circumscription                                                     citadel                  JThe knights tried to storm the citadel but they failed.  The principal    Jsat in his citadel and tried to think.  The king wanted a new citadel.    JFort McHenry is an old ___?___ that guarded the entrance to Baltimore     Jmany years ago.                                                           citadel                  cascade                  cadence                  clamber                  JFor people in Baltimore, this one is obvious since Fort McHenry did       Jserve as Baltimore's guardian, CITADEL, fortress.                         J                                                                          
 JThe most exciting part of the movie GLORY was when the Union troops       Jstormed the ___?___, even though they knew they were doomed to fail.      carnivorous              cascaded                 circumscribe             citadel                   Jnoun  a fortress overlooking a city; a stronghold; a place of             J      fortification                                                       J                                                                          Jnoun  citadels                                                            J                                                                          clamber                  JThe drunk clambered up the hill with great difficulty.  We tried to       Jclamber up the side of the mountain but there were too many rocks.        JThe rescue team will have to ___?___ up the rocky cliff to save the       Jmarooned couple and their children.                                       cascade                  cadence                  circumscribe             clamber                  JThe rescue team will have to obviously climb up the rocky cliff to save   Jthe people but they may have a difficult time because of all the rocks;   Jthus, they may have to CLAMBER, scramble, climb with difficulty.           JAfter we had ___?___ down the scaffold like clumsy monkeys, the workers   Jtold us we should have taken the elevator down like they did.             cascades                 clambered                censured                 circumscribed             Jverb  to climb awkwardly (as by scrambling); to climb with difficulty     J      to scramble                                                         J                                                                          Jverb  clambers, clambered, clambering                                     J