Definitions
Something or someone that gives you ideas for doing something.
inspiration
"The museum showed the ancient coins in a glass case."
display
Synonym for flexible.
adaptable
"The teacher used a science ______ to show us how the experiment works."
demo
To create something again using information or materials that already exist.
reconstruct
"Even after failing the first test, Mia kept studying and did not give up."
sustain
Opposite of success.
failure
"The group project was very ______ because everyone was talking and working without a plan."
chaotic
To use something you already have to achieve something new.
leverage
"The new student felt better after hearing that she passed the test."
relieved
Opposite of worried.
relieved
"The instructions were so ______ that the glass could easily break."
delicate
To cause or allow something to continue for a period of time.
sustain
"The teacher said exactly what the student had written, without changing any of the words."
verbatim
Synonym for intense
profound
"Instead of waiting to be told what to do, Jake was ______ and started the project himself."
proactive
Typical or usual.
average
"The game allowed students to touch the screen and make choices while they learned."
interactive
Opposite of reactive.
proactive
"The new employee was very ______ and quickly changed her plan when a problem happened."
adaptable