In history class, students studied the IMPACT of the Industrial Revolution. They discussed how it changed jobs, cities, and daily life. The IMPACT of these changes is still seen today.
IMPACT â a strong effect or influence (noun)
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The class worked together to SOLVE the challenging problem. They discussed different strategies and checked their answers. In the end, they were able to SOLVE it correctly.
SOLVE â to find an answer to a problem (verb)
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The scientist developed a THEORY to explain her findings. She tested her ideas with experiments to see if they were correct. Her THEORY helped others understand the concept.
THEORY â an explanation based on evidence and reasoning (noun)
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In science class, students learned how energy can TRANSFER from one object to another. For example, heat moves from a hot object to a cooler one. This TRANSFER of energy is an important concept in physics.
TRANSFER â to move something from one place to another (verb)
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The athlete showed great ENDURANCE during the long race. Even when he felt tired, he kept going until the finish line. His ENDURANCE helped him succeed.
ENDURANCE â the ability to keep going despite difficulty (noun)
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The student needed to REVISE her essay after receiving feedback from her teacher. She made changes to improve clarity and organization. Her REVISIONS made the writing much stronger.
REVISE â to make changes to improve something (verb)
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The environment can be affected by human ACTIVITY such as pollution or deforestation. Scientists study these ACTIVITIES to understand their impact. Reducing harmful ACTIVITY can help protect the planet.
ACTIVITY â actions or things people do (noun)
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The speaker used a clear TONE to express her ideas confidently. Her voice helped the audience understand her message. The TONE of her speech was calm and persuasive.
TONE â the quality or feeling of a voice or writing (noun)
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The student tried to PREDICT what would happen next in the story. She used clues from earlier events to support her thinking. Her PREDICTION was accurate.
PREDICT â to say what will happen in the future (verb)
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During the debate, Marcus needed to JUSTIFY his opinion about school uniforms. He gave clear reasons and examples to support his thinking. His teacher reminded him that a strong argument must be justified with evidence.
JUSTIFY â to give reasons or evidence to support something (verb)
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The teacher asked students to ANALYZE the data from their experiment. They looked for patterns and tried to understand what the results meant. Careful ANALYSIS helped them explain their findings.
ANALYZE â to examine something carefully to understand it (verb)
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The author used VIVID descriptions to help readers imagine the setting of the story. You could almost see the bright colors and hear the sounds in your mind. Her VIVID language made the story more engaging.
VIVID â producing strong, clear images in the mind (adjective)