Inevitable (adjective)

something that is sure to happen

A feeling of nervousness or excitement caused by wondering what will happen

something that happens as the result or a particular action

the act of saying or doing something again

to give (something, such as money, goods or time) to help a person or group

a good or helpful result of effect

to change something so that it works better for a certain purpose.

The length, width, height, or depth of something

something that relates to cities and the people who live in them

to say or think that two things are equal or the same

the way someone’s face looks that shows emotions and feelings

rising to a great height; very tall and impressive

a quality that makes one person or thing different from another

something that solves a problem

a serious promise to do something or behave in a certain way

to think of or expect something that might happen in the future

group of people who control and make decisions for a country, state, etc.

to draw a conclusion or come to a decision

something that makes it difficult to do or that blocks your path

A particular well-organized and developed society

to cause someone believe something by asking, arguing or giving reasons

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Unit 2 Vocabulary

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Quote (verb)
to repeat something written or said by another person exactly
two put quotation marks around a word
a form of punctuation
to stay silent
2
Explain (verb)
to learn about or familiarize oneself with
to make plain, clear or understandable
to make a discovery
to tell the truth
3
Inevitable (adjective)
something that happened 10 years ago
something that is sure to happen
something that happened from the past
something that probably isn't going to happen
4
Suspense (noun)
a state of confusion
not knowing how you're feeling
a scary situation
A feeling of nervousness or excitement caused by wondering what will happen
5
Consequence (noun)
a reward for following the rules
A road sign drivers must follow
something that happens as the result or a particular action
punishment for doing something against the rules
6
Ferocious (adjective)
a funny animal
very fierce or violent
a fabulous looking animal
a tired animal
7
Repetition (noun)
a green chalk board
throwing away something you will not use again
the act of saying or doing something again
writing things down
8
Contribute (verb)
to work out a plan
to read various articles
to take more than one needs
to give (something, such as money, goods or time) to help a person or group
9
Benefit (noun)
the act of saying or doing something again
a good or helpful result of effect
something that makes it difficult to do or that blocks your path
something that happens as the result or a particular action
10
Adapt (verb)
to tell a story
to change something so that it works better for a certain purpose.
to choose to take up or use
to cause someone to do or believe something by asking for or giving reasons
11
Dimension (noun)
looking a shape
the length and width of a shape
measuring one side of a shape
The length, width, height, or depth of something
12
Urban (adjective)
farm life
a sunset over a large town
something that relates to cities and the people who live in them
a town in America
13
Equate (verb)
to draw an equal sign
the process of solving any type of math problem
to say or think that two things are equal or the same
writing a math problem
14
Expression (noun)
a particularly well-organized and developed society
the length, width, height or depth of something
a good or helpful result or effect
the way someone’s face looks that shows emotions and feelings
15
Narrate (verb)
to tell someone what to do
to act in a play
to write down a list
to tell a story
16
Lofty (adjective)
learning something that was difficult
being taller than your friends
climbing a huge mountain
rising to a great height; very tall and impressive
17
Trait (noun)
exaggerating something
a quality that makes one person or thing different from another
something not yet studied
something you set your food on at lunch
18
Solution (noun)
something that doesn't solve a problem
something that solves a problem
19
Vow (noun)
something you wear on your head
to thank you audience after a performance
another way of saying you might do something
a serious promise to do something or behave in a certain way
20
Anticipate (verb)
to run from a colony of ants
to think of or expect something that might happen in the future
to join in
to doubt that something is there
21
Government (noun)
a place in Washington State
group of people who control and make decisions for a country, state, etc.
the monarch and royal family of a country
the president of the United States
22
Determine (verb)
to give supplies to another organization
to take more than one needs
to draw a conclusion or come to a decision
to pick up a mess
23
Obstacle (noun)
something that takes three days to complete
something that makes it difficult to do or that blocks your path
something that is really easy
a course that you run on
24
Civilization (noun)
a place in the middle of a rainforest
Driving to the city
A particular well-organized and developed society
A society that is NOT developed
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Persuade (verb)
writing an essay
telling someone how to do something
to cause someone believe something by asking, arguing or giving reasons
a reward given for following directions

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