Everyday Basics
This is food that you eat at one time.
What is M.E.A.L
Instructions that tell you how to cook a dish.
What is a recipe?
A paper that shows what you bought and how much you paid.
What is a receipt?
Movement from one place to another.
What is motion?
A document that lists your skills and work experience.
What is a résumé?
Clothes or sheets that need to be washed.
What is laundry?
Cooking food in an oven using dry heat.
What is baking?
Money that is left over after expenses are paid.
What is profit?
The force that makes electricity move.
What is voltage?
A temporary job where you learn skills.
What is an internship?
A person who buys something from a store.
What is a buyer?
Cooking food quickly in a small amount of oil.
What is sautéing?
A plan for how to spend money.
What is a budget?
The process where plants use sunlight to make food.
What is photosynthesis?
Training where you learn a job by working with an expert.
What is an apprenticeship?
Finding your way from one place to another.
What is navigating?
A decoration added to food to make it look or taste better.
What is a garnish?
Money that is spent.
What is an expenditure?
The connected parts that let electricity flow in a device.
What is circuitry?
Acting respectful and responsible at work.
What is professionalism?
The legal right to move first on a road or path.
What is the right-of-way?
A place where sweets or candy are made.
What is a confectionary?
Having different things instead of just one type.
What is diversification?
A tiny amount of energy found in physics.
What is a quantum?
Official approval showing a program meets standards.
What is accreditation?