LET 1
Appositive
A noun or pronoun that is set beside another noun or pronoun in a sentence that explains it
cholesterol
A waxy substance used by the body to build cells and hormones, and to protect nerve fibers
binge drinking
Consuming many alcoholic drinks in a very short period of time
Women's student organization for scholastic, professional, or extracurricular activities
Sorority
Bubble Map
A visual learning tool used for describing, with adjectives only, the qualities of a person, place, or thing
cross-training
A form of exercise where you switch between different exercises to build up different aspects of your fitness
Intentionally breaking a law as a form of protest
Civil disobedience
To form an opinion before actual knowledge or experience
Preconceived
Double interval
Approximately an “arm’s length” on either side of each Cadet
The right of the government to take private property—usually land—for public use
Eminent domain
A mental disorder where a person thinks everyone is against him or her
paranoia
An attack that causes computer systems or computer programs to malfunction
cyberattack
An emblem, badge, medal or other distinguishing mark of office, honor, or
position; denotes grade and branch; may also indicate capacity and duty assignment in the
U.S. Army
Insignia
Good Samaritan laws
Laws to protect volunteers from lawsuits if medical complications arise after they have administered first aid
job objective
A brief statement that describes the type of position you are seeking
appraise
To estimate the value of worth, quality, or importance of something; to assess
A physical reaction that results from stress rather than from an
injury or illness
Psychosomatic response
Positions in which employees perform specific duties within designated hours for specific pay; duties are typically similar from one day to the next
job
The government agency that keeps records on and may implement the draft
Selective service
Gantt Chart
A chart showing the flow of activities in sequence