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100

excel

To do very well at something

100

chugged


Moved with a steady series of loud, puffing sounds


100

 flop


A failure or something that does not succeed


100

photographed

Took a picture with a camera

100

panic

Sudden, overwhelming fear

200

revere


To deeply respect someone


200

gadgets


Small tools or useful devices


200

cylinder

A solid shape with two round ends and a curved side

200

auditorium

A large room where people gather for performances or talks

200

climax

The most exciting or important part of a story

300

locomotives


Engines that pull trains


300

phonograph


A machine that plays recorded sound


300

patents

Official rights that protect someone’s inventions

300

prose

Ordinary written language, not poetry

300

dialogue

Words spoken by characters

400

illustrious


Famous and admired for great achievements


400

sputtered


Made short, uneven bursts of sound


400

irrigate

To bring water to land or crops

400

prestigious

Highly respected and admired

400

foreword

An introduction at the beginning of a book

500

transcend


To go beyond ordinary limits


500

incandescent


Glowing brightly with heat or light

 

500

inspector

A person who checks something carefully

500

impoverished

Very poor

500

favorable


Helpful, positive, or giving approval


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