unit 13 Flashcards
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aspect
n. An aspect is one part or feature of something. I thought about the different aspects of owning two dogs.
asset
n. An asset is a skill or quality that is useful or valuable. The coach realized the boy’s speed was an asset to the team.
assignment
n. An assignment is task that is given to you to do. He was given a difficult assignment but he felt he could succeed in doing it.
awareness
n. An awareness is knowledge or perception or a situation or fact. She has little awareness of what needs to be done.
bud
n. A bud is a part of a plant that turns into a flower or a leaf. Two weeks after planting the seed’ a small bud appeared.
coordinate
v. To coordinate things is to make different parts work together. Each skating team had to coordinate their movements for the show.
credit
n. Credit is something good in your favour. His bank account is in credit’ so he has money he can spend.
disprove
v. To disprove something means to show that it is not true. The scientist disproved the theory that the sun moved around the Earth.
humanitarian
adj. If something is humanitarian’ it is connected to helping people’s lives. After the flood’ several humanitarian organizations offered help.
hypothesis
n. A hypothesis is an idea about something that has not been proved yet. The teacher did an experiment to prove whether his hypothesis was right.
informative
adj. When something is informative’ it provides a lot of information. The travel guide had a lot of informative facts about the region.
optic
adj. When something is optic’ it relates to the eyes or light. Her blindness was caused by a problem with her optic nerve.
premise
n. A premise is an idea on which something is based. The premise of the movie that Bobbi and I watched was unrealistic.
rack
n. A rack is an object with shelves that holds things. He stored his tools on a rack.