| Definition | Vocab Word | Chapter |
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| Habitual honesty; accuracy or precision | |
| To approach and speak to | |
| Bring oneself into the favor of another | |
| Random, based on whims; tyrannical | |
| Close bond or connection | |
| Sever, harsh; simple, not fancy | |
| Goodwill, an act of kindness or charity | |
| Agreement, friendly relations | |
| To soothe or pacify | |
| Contribute toward, lead toward a desirable result | |
| Fall or draw back, shrink back | |
| To wish for or desire | |
| Belief or trustworthiness | |
| Good taste in behavior, speech, or dress | |
| Mock, ridicule | |
| | Definition | Vocab Word | Chapter |
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| Approval, applause | |
| Confuse, disturb, upset | |
| Too smooth or ready to be sincere | |
| Trouble, worry, torment | |
| Insult, or something that offends one's dignity | |
| To have weight or effect | |
| To embarrass or disconcert | |
| Agree with | |
| Scheme or plan | |
| Careful, meticulous, exact | |
| Rash, foolishly bold, recklessly daring | |
| Belittling, disdainful | |
| Exemption from punishment or harm | |
| Laziness, lack of energy | |
| Disown, renounce, reject | |
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