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People used to send each other letters in the mail to keep in touch, but now with social media and smart phones, that is no longer relevant
something meaningful or purposeful
Whenever I collaborate with Nikki for group projects, we always get everything done because we work well together. What does collaborate mean?
to work together with others
When the teacher said we had to read 200 pages for homework, I had a bit of skepticism since we usually only ready 50 pages. What does skepticism mean?
to doubt or question something
I began to perceive the seriousness of the problem. What does perceive mean?
to understand or realize something
The student with the spiky purple hair looked abnormal next to everyone with natural hair colors. What does the word abnormal mean?
something that is unusual or unexpected
What does abnormal mean: a) something undesirable or worrying (unusual) b) something expected c) working to become more normal
a) something undesirable or worrying (unusual)
What does perceive mean: a) how you understand or realize something b) being able to read minds c) to know the truth about something
a) how you understand or realize something
What does skepticism mean: a) excited about something new b) doubting or questioning attitude (opinion) c) believing anything you hear
b) doubting or questioning attitude (opinion)
What does relevant mean: a) if something is meaningful or important b) if something is ignored c) if something is mediocre (aka: "mid")
a) if something is meaningful or important
What does collaborate mean: a) to disagree b) to work together c) to try something new
b) to work together
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