1 = I have never seen this word before.
2 = I am not sure of the word’s meaning.
3 = I know this word and can teach the word’s meaning to someone else.
Rate and Study the Words Rate how well you know each word. Then:
1. Pronounce the word. Say it aloud several times. Spell it.
2. Study the example.
3. Tell more about the word.
4. Practice it. Make the word your own.
accident (ak-su-dent) noun page 449 An accident is a sudden event that causes damage to people or things. These cars were in an accident. Related Word: accidental | career (ku-rēr) noun page 451 A career is the type of work a person does. This woman has a career as an architect. Synonym: profession | department (di-part-mint) noun page 449 A department is a part of a larger group or business. You get a driver’s license at a motor vehicle department. Related Word: depart |
difficult (dif-i-kult) adjective page 451 Something that is difficult is hard to do. Gymnastics is very difficult. Synonyms: hard, tricky, tough Antonyms: easy, simple | emergency (i-mur-jen-sē) adjective, noun page 448 1 adjective An emergency service helps people in serious situations. The emergency medical team rides in an ambulance. 2 noun An emergency is a sudden, serious situation. | experience (ik-spēr-ē-uns) noun page 449 Experience is knowledge or skill that comes from having already done something. A chef has a lot of cooking experience. |
region (rē-jun) noun page 451 A region is a specific area. The Arctic region is covered in snow and ice. | team (tēm) noun page 448 A team is a group that works together. This team practices together in order to improve. | Practice the Words Make a Study Card for each Key Word. Then compare your cards with a partner.
difficult What it means: something that is hard Example: I run a marathon. Not an example: I watch a movie. Study Card |