| __ | 1. | acquisition | | A. | the high point | | __ | 2. | buoyancy | | B. | to let go | | __ | 3. | crescendo | | C. | to get something of value | | __ | 4. | deftly | | D. | feel very happy, animated, or elated | | __ | 5. | exhilarating | | E. | essential or fundamental parts | | __ | 6. | indolence | | F. | quick, skillful movements | | __ | 7. | integral | | G. | thorough, paying attention to details. | | __ | 8. | prestige | | H. | the ability to float | | __ | 9. | relinquish | | I. | widespread respect and admiration felt for someone | | __ | 10. | scrupulously | | J. | avoiding activity or exertion |
| __ | 11. | anguish | | A. | intensely painful | | __ | 12. | benign | | B. | to cancel or postpone punishment | | __ | 13. | conspicuous | | C. | overly generous or lenient | | __ | 14. | exasperated | | D. | filled with lively energy andexcitement | | __ | 15. | excruciating | | E. | clearly visible, noticeable | | __ | 16. | exuberant | | F. | very careful and precise, showing great attention to detail. | | __ | 17. | indulgently | | G. | severe mental or physical pain or suffering | | __ | 18. | integrity | | H. | gentle and kind | | __ | 19. | meticulously | | I. | quality of being honest and having strong moral values | | __ | 20. | reprieve | | J. | irritate intensely, infuriate |
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