Unit1
reasoning
Reasoning is having the ability to think in a logical way.
behaviors
Behaviors are ways that animals or human beings act.
resourceful
A person who is resourceful is skilled in dealing with new or difficult situations.
cycle
A cycle is a series of events that happen over and over in the same order.
focused
A focused person is able to concentrate on one thing.
Drawbacks
Drawbacks are problems or disadvantages
disappearance
A disappearance happens when something or someone can no longer be seen or found.
shortage
A shortage is a lack of supply.
glaciers
Glaciers are large masses of ice found in cold regions or on top of high mountains.
genius
A genius is an extremely intelligent or talented person.
Counterpoint
A counterpoint is an opposing, or disagreeing, point of view.
energetic
An energetic person is active and full of life.
civilization
A civilization is a society in which agriculture, trade, art, science, and government are highly developed.
necessity
A necessity is something that is needed or required.
perspective
Your perspective is your point of view, or the way you see things.
Access
If you access information, you get it from a source, such as the Internet.
flurry
If your school receives a flurry of phone calls, it receives many phone calls at once.
tormentors
Tormentors are people or things that cause pain.
seeps
When a liquid seeps, it flows or spreads slowly.
prospect
A prospect is something you look forward to or expect.
Analysis
An analysis is a careful examination or study of something.
migrate
Many birds migrate in the winter to escape the cold air.
complex
Something complex is difficult to understand or do.
conserve
If you conserve something, you keep it from harm, loss, or change.
disdain
Disdain is a feeling of dislike for someone or something you think is unworthy.