Levels 4-6 Week 4 Flashcards

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Overcome

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Definition: To successfully deal with or defeat a problem or obstacle.

Example: “She worked hard to overcome her fear of public speaking.”

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Penalty

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Definition: A punishment or consequence for breaking a rule or law.

Example: “He received a penalty for speeding in a school zone.”

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Personality trait

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Definition: A characteristic or quality that defines someone’s personality.

Example: “Kindness is a personality trait that people admire.”

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Race

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Definition: A competition where people or animals try to be the fastest to reach a goal.

Example: “She won the race by running faster than everyone else.”

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Response

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Definition: An answer or reaction to something that has been said or done.

Example: “I sent an email, but I haven’t received a response yet.”

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Sensitive

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Definition: Easily affected by emotions or able to understand others’ feelings.

Example: “He’s very sensitive to criticism and takes things personally.”

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Shy

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Definition: Feeling nervous or uncomfortable around other people, especially in social situations.

Example: “She’s too shy to speak in front of the class.”

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Signature

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Definition: Your name written by you in your own way, often used to show agreement or identity.

Example: “Please sign your signature at the bottom of the form.”

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Support

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Definition: To help or encourage someone, especially in difficult situations.

Example: “Her friends always support her during tough times.”

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Think on your feet

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Definition: To make quick decisions or give quick answers without preparation.

Example: “In a job interview, you need to think on your feet to answer unexpected questions.”

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