Vocabulary
Prefer
to like one thing more than another
Predict
to make a good guess about what might happen next.
Infer
to figure something out using clues and what you already know.
Discover
to find or learn something new for the first time.
Complex
made up of many parts or hard to understand; not simple.
Exchange
to give something and receive something in return.
Confident
feeling sure of yourself and your abilities; believing you can do something well.
Selfless
caring more about others than yourself; doing kind things without expecting anything in return.
Avoid
to stay away from something or keep something from happening.
Compare
to look at two or more things to see how they are alike or different.
Adaption
a change made to fit new conditions or a version of something created in a different form, like a book turned into a movie.
Broader
wider or more general; covering more ideas or a bigger area.
Defiant
refusing to follow rules or directions; boldly standing up against something.
Dazzling
extremely bright, beautiful, or impressive.
Analyze
to look at something carefully in order to understand it or figure it out.
Inquisitive
curious and eager to learn or ask questions.
feeling happy and grateful for something or someone.
Content
feeling happy and satisfied with what you have; not wanting more.
Lackluster
dull, boring, or without energy or excitement; not lively or bright.
Smug
showing too much pride or satisfaction in yourself or what you have done.
Turmoil
a state of great confusion, disorder, or excitement; when everything feels chaotic or out of control.
Digress
to go off topic or stray away from the main point in speaking or writing.
Fathom
to understand something deeply or completely, especially something difficult to grasp.
Divulge
to make known or reveal something that was meant to be a secret.