Reflect 3 Unit 1,2,3, 4, 5 Vocab (I-LS) Combined | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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result

something that happens because of something else (n.)

donation

money or other gift to help a person or place (n.)

temporary

happening or lasting for a short time (adj.)

convince

to make someone believe that something is true (v.)

spread

to cause something to be known by many people; to pass from person to person (v.)

public

shared by all in a place; for anyone to see or use (adj.)

indicate

to show that something exists or is probably true (v.)

definitely

without any doubt; certainly (adv.)

aware

knowing that something exists (adj.)

population

the total number of people who live in an area (n.)

actual (adj.)

real

distinct

not the same; different from others (adj.)

generous

more than the usual amount (adj.)

survive

to continue to live (v.)

stable

unchanging; likely to remain as it is; in good condition (adj.)

participate

to take part in (an activity) (v.)

recognize

to know something because you've seen or heard it before (v.)

support

help and kindness (n.)

discover

to find or learn something for the first time (v.)

trap

to stop from leaving or escaping a place or situation (v.)

diversity

including many different types of people or things (n.)

appearance

the way that someone or something looks or seems (n.)

opportunity

a good situation or chance for success (n.)

mission

an important task or job for a person or group of people (n.)

average

typical; not one extreme or the other (adj.)

speech

way of speaking (n.)

unique

special; one-of-a-kind (adj.)

remove

to take something away (v.)

expect

to think something will happen (v.)

well-known

famous; known by many people (adj.)

whenever

any or every time (conj.)

trust

to be confident in; to believe something is true (v.)

obligation

something you are required to do (n.)

expand

to become larger; to make something larger (v.)

essential

necessary; extremely important (adj.)

field

an area of work, interest, or study (n.)

disaster

an event or situation that has a very bad effect or result (n.)

contain

to include (v.)

the media

television, radio, newspapers, websites, and magazines (n.)

fool

to trick someone to believe something that is not true (v.)

according to

as stated by (prep.)

leadership

the position of being in charge of a group of people (n.)

accessible

easy to get to, see, or use (adj.)

assistant

a person who helps others do their work (n.)

author

a person who writes books, stories, or articles (n.)

express

to say or communicate (v.)

widespread

happening in many places or among many people (adj.)

imagination

the ability to come up with new ideas and pictures in your mind (n.)

image

a picture (n.)

end up

to finally reach or come to a place, decision, or situation (v. phr.)

direction

the path something is moving toward; a plan for one's life (n.)

impossible

not able to happen; not possible (adj.)

event

an organized happening, such as a concert (n.)

alert

to warn of danger or a problem (v.)

mention

to say something briefly (v.)

landscape

an area of land that looks a particular way (n.)

reliable

can be trusted; dependable (adj.)

purpose

the reason for something (n.)

motivation

the reason someone does something (n.)

evaluate

to say how good, useful, or successful something is (v.)

atmosphere

the general mood or feeling of a place and the area around it (n.)

professional

someone whose job requires special training, education, or skill (n.)

illness

a condition in which the mind or body is sick (n.)

crew

a group of people who work together to run a ship, airplane, etc. (n.)

skilled

having the knowledge and ability to do something well (adj.)

society

people in the same community, city, or country (n.)

immense

extremely large or great (adj.)

source

a person, book, or place that you get information from (n.)

publish

to prepare and produce a piece of writing for a book, newspaper, magazine, or website (v.)

appear

to be present for the first time (v.)

inadequate

not good enough, big enough, skilled enough (adj.)

process

the way of or steps for doing something (n.)

elder

older (adj.)

wealthy

rich; having a lot of money (adj.)

article

a piece of writing in a newspaper, a magazine, or online (n.)

entertain

to keep people interested in something enjoyable (v.)

patient

able to deal with a problem or wait for something without becoming angry or upset (adj.)

attention

listening to or focusing on something (n.)

issue

a problem (n.)

common sense (n. phr.)

the ability to make good decisions (n. phr.)

influence

to affect or change (v.)

positive

good and helpful (adj.)

values

your beliefs about what is right and wrong or about what is important in life (n.)

apparently

used to describe something that appears to be true based on the information you have (adv.)

reflect

to show or be a sign of (v.)

appreciate

to understand and enjoy what is good about a person or thing; to be grateful for (v.)

document

to record information about something by writing about it (v.)

symbol

an object or a picture that is used to show the meaning of a word or idea (n.)

rescue

to save from a dangerous situation (v.)

failure

someone or something that is not successful (n.)

region

a particular area in a country or in the world (n.)

emotional

relating to feelings such as happiness, sadness, anger, etc. (adj.)

seem

to look like; to appear (v.)

expedition

a journey usually with a group of people for a specific purpose (n.)

eventually

finally; after a long time (adv.)

misunderstanding

a situation where a person doesn't understand something correctly (n.)

background

the experiences, knowledge, or education in a person's past (n.)

journalist

a person who writes news stories for newspapers, magazines, television, or radio (n.)

joy

a feeling of great happiness (n.)

passionate

having strong feelings or beliefs (adj.)