1. She is very *careful* when she drives. (A careful person pays attention and avoids danger.)
2. This box is *useless*; it cannot hold anything. (Something useless has no use or purpose.)
3. The garden looks *beautiful* in spring. (Beautiful means very attractive or pleasing.)
4. He felt *hopeless* after losing his job. (Hopeless means without any hope.)
5. Please be *helpful* and assist your classmates. (Helpful means giving help.)
6. The bottle is *empty* and cannot hold water. (Empty means containing nothing.)
7. The child was *careless* and broke the vase. (Careless means not paying attention.)
8. I found the movie *thoughtful* and inspiring. (Thoughtful means showing careful consideration.)
9. This knife is *useless* because it is dull. (Useless means not useful.)
10. She gave a *hopeful* speech about the future. (Hopeful means feeling or inspiring hope.)

1. The water is *dangerous* to drink. (Dangerous means likely to cause harm.)
2. This book is *readable* for beginners. (Readable means easy to read.)
3. The sky is *cloudy* today. (Cloudy means covered with clouds.)
4. She has a *famous* voice. (Famous means known by many people.)
5. The task was *manageable* for the team. (Manageable means able to be done.)
6. The ground is *muddy* after the rain. (Muddy means covered with mud.)
7. His answer was *dangerous* and risky. (Dangerous means likely to cause danger.)
8. The test was *understandable* for all students. (Understandable means able to be understood.)
9. The baby looks *happy* today. (Happy means feeling joy or pleasure.)
10. The forest is *mysterious* at night. (Mysterious means difficult to understand or explain.)