| A | B |
|---|
| discourage | to try to hold or keep back |
| barely | almost; hardly |
| imitations | likenesses or copies of people's voices and actions |
| weird | strange |
| mischievous | playing pranks or being disobedient |
| approve | to speak or think favorably of |
| agreement | something that is accepted by all |
| performance | a musical, dramatic, or other type of entertainment |
| disturbance | a disruption of order |
| cartoon | a humorous drawing |
| agreement | In seventh grade, Carrey and his teacher had an (disturbance or agreement) about when he would entertain his classmates. |
| disturbance | Carrey's clowning around sometimes caused a ( approve or disturbance) in his classes. |
| approve | Some adults do not ( approve or imitations) of Carrey's brand of humor. |
| imitations | At a yound age, Carrey enjoyed doing ( weird or imitations) of television stars and other people. |
| weird | How does Carrey make those ( mischievous or weird) faces? |
| mischievous | Carrey was ( barely or mischievous) as a child. |
| barely | I have ( barely or cartoon) enough money to see Carrey's latest movie. |
| cartoon | The funny things Carrey does with his face and body make some people think of his as a ( discourage or cartoon). |
| performance | Carrey is still looking forward to his best ( cartoon or performance) in a movie. |
| discourage | Being booed off the stage did not ( discourage or performance) Carrey from trying again. |
