Sending

Question 0

Export

Answer 0

Verb
To ship goods to another country
People try to smuggle goods across borders, instead of exporting them for a higher price.

Question 1

Port

Answer 1

Noun
A city, town, or other place where goods are unloaded.
The Los Angeles Port revives lots of goods everyday.

Question 2

Import

Answer 2

Verb
To receive goods from another country
Before cars and planes, goods were imported by ship

Question 3

Missionary

Answer 3

Noun
A person send by the church to preach or educate
The missionaries sent out by the church helped spread religions

Question 4

Dismiss

Answer 4

Verb
To tell someone to leave(excuse)
After the jury made its discussion, we were excused

Question 5

Transmit

Answer 5

Verb
To send forward
The message was transmitted by cell phone

Question 6

Deportation

Answer 6

Noun
An official order telling someone to leave a country; expulsion
My dad helps people if they are facing charges on deportation

Question 7

Portable

Answer 7

Adjective
Able to be carried or moved about
Kayaks constructed of fiberglass are quite portable

Question 8

Portfolio

Answer 8

Noun
A container for holding and carrying papers, drawings, or records
Nadia brought her portfolio of sketches to drawing class.

Question 9

Rapport

Answer 9

Noun
A relationship based on feelings of agreement and trust; positive feelings.
Kyle and John’s rapport began as something small, but soon became larger as they moved next to each other

Question 10

Admit

Answer 10

1. Verb
   To allow to enter, send in, receive
   While we waited for the gate to open to admit us, we made some new friends.
2. To confess, own up to, acknowledge
   After the fire, Brian had to admit his wrong doing.

Question 11

Emit

Answer 11

Verb
To send forth or release; to give off energy
The bus was very unpleasant, partly because it was emitting black fumes.

Question 12

Missile

Answer 12

Noun
An object, such as a rocket or torpedo, but can be launched or sent to hit something at a distance; a projectile
Missiles have been used throughout history for warfare

Question 13

Mission

Answer 13

1. Noun
   A job one is sent to do; a goal or purpose
   The Red Cross’s mission is to help disaster victims
2. A church set up to do religious work

Question 14

Omit

Answer 14

Verb
To leave out, to exclude
Even though he helped, Peter’s name was omitted from the credits,

Question 15

Submit

Answer 15

1. Verb
   To be controlled by, to accept the rule of
   With regular training, our dog has submitted to us
2. To send for consideration