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analogy 

Ex: Right now, the members are in spring training, to use a sports analogy.

a comparison of two or more similar objects

100

energy 

the ability to make things move or change

100

tariff

ex: America wants to eliminate tariffs on items such as electronics.

A tax on imports or exports.

100

join

ex: They are joined together at the hip.

to bring in contact, connect, or bring or put together

100

rotations

Turning an image a given distance and direction around a specific point

200

stealthily 

Ex: I woke up and stealthily crept downstairs so as not to make any noise. 

cautiously, secretly

200

generator

a machine that can convert kinetic energy into electrical energy

200

Declaration of Independence

Statement of the Second Continental Congress that defined the colonists' rights, outlined their complaints against the British government, and declared the colonies' independence. (1776)

200

compound

ex: He wrote a compound sentence.

composed of two or more parts

200

translations

transformation that slides an image

300

foreshadowing 

ex: Often actors would drop small hints during interviews, foreshadowing plot twists and upcoming shockers. 

a hint to the reader of what is to come

300

evidence

information about the natural world that is used to support or go against (refute) a claim

300

primary source

ex: She saw the battle firsthand so she was their primary source. 

An account of an event by someone who was present at the event.

300

prevalent

ex: This belief is prevalent among students throughout the school.

widespread

300

reflections

transformation that flips a figure across a line (creates a mirrored image)

400

tangible

Ex: After the silence grew almost tangible in the room, he cleared his throat and spoke. 

able to be seen, touched, and understood

400

potential energy

the energy that is stored in an object or system

400

republic

Type of government in which the people hold the political power.

400

novice

ex: I've never driven a car before, I'm a complete novice. 

a person who is new to the circumstances, work, etc., in which he or she is placed

400

Congruent

Do they have the same angles, perimeter, area, side lengths?

Two figures are congruent if you can use rigid transformations to take 1 to the other

500

refute 

Ex: When the kids you're babysitting swear they brushed their teeth, you can refute their claim by presenting the dry toothbrushes. 

to prove as false

500

system

a set of interacting parts forming a complex whole

500

checks and balances

A system established by the Constitution that prevents any branch of government from becoming too powerful

500

contrast

ex: You should contrast the two characters in your essay. 

to compare in order to show unlikeness or differences

500

How many degrees do all triangles have?

All triangles have 180 degrees, all lines have 180 degrees