Unit 1
adj. scared or frightened.
afraid
n. the act of putting parts together to make a machine or
object.
assembly
n. a thin layer of ice on a surface, caused by cold air.
frost
n. a legal process to decide if someone broke the law.
trial
n. a person who shows the way or gives information.
guide
adj. known by many people.
famous
n. the presence in or introduction into the environment of a
substance which has harmful or poisonous effects.
adj. thinking only about oneself and not caring about
others.
selfish
n. doing what is right and fair.
justice
adv. from one side to the other.
across
n. a place of learning after high school where students
study for degrees and do research.
university
n. a building or group of buildings where goods are
manufactured or assembled chiefly by machine.
factory
n. the point where two streets meet or where two sides of
something join.
corner
v. to treat someone or something with care and kindness.
respect
n. a substance or material that makes up everything in the
world.
matter
n. a traditional story, typically involving
supernatural beings or events.
myth
adv. with the back leading; returning to an
earlier condition.
backwards
adj. expressing adverse or disapproving comments
or judgments.
critical
n. a sudden burst of light.
flash
v. to watch or see something before it is
officially released.
preview
adj. capable of causing death or illness if taken into
the body.
poisonous
n. a formal discussion where people share
different opinions.
v. to discuss different sides of a topic.
debate
n. a strong request for something.
v. To strongly ask for something.
demand
v. to carefully examine the facts of a situation.
n. a quicker way to get somewhere.
shortcut