Week 1
(verb) to examine; to study
analyze
(noun) a rule, principle, or suggestion
guideline
(noun) the quality of having many interrelated parts; the quality of not being simple
complexity - complecity
A) The complexity of the puzzle made it difficult to solve.
B) I complexity my homework every afternoon.
A) The complexity of the puzzle made it difficult to solve.
A) I guideline my friends at the park.
B) The teacher gave us a guideline to help us complete the project.
B) The teacher gave us a guideline to help us complete the project.
(noun) something that influences the result of something else
factor
(adjective) having more than one meaning or interpretation
ambiguous
(noun) a way of life; a group of people who share a particular way of life
coolture - culture
A) We culture our pencils before writing.
B) Every country has its own culture and traditions.
B) Every country has its own culture and traditions.
A)The baby mature his lunch every day.
B)She is mature because she takes responsibility for her actions.
B)She is mature because she takes responsibility for her actions.
(noun) purpose; role; use
function
(noun) rank, position, or standing
status
(noun) a piece, part, or component
element
A) Water is an important element of life.
B) I element to school by bus.
A) Water is an important element of life.
A) The instructions were ambiguous, so we weren't sure what to do.
B) I ambiguous my room every Saturday.
A) The instructions were ambiguous, so we weren't sure what to do.
(verb) to understand or explain something’s meaning
interpret
(preposition) because of; caused by
due (to)
(adjective) inventive; capable
resourceful
A) The resourceful student found a clever way to fix the broken toy.
B) The student was resourceful because he never tried to solve problems.
A) The resourceful student found a clever way to fix the broken toy.
A) The status of my breakfast before school is done.
B) The teacher checked the status of our group project.
B) The teacher checked the status of our group project.
(noun) something made of different parts that relate to each other or work together
structure
(noun) a regular practice; a custom that is repeated over time
tradition
A) My tradition is very delicious to eat.
B) Decorating a tree at Christmas is a tradition for many families.
B) Decorating a tree at Christmas is a tradition for many families.