Grade 2 Knowledge 4 Part 2

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Proof

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Evidence that something is true or has happened. For example, muddy footprints can be proof that someone walked on the floor with dirty shoes.

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Resist

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To refuse to do something or to fight against it. If you resist doing something, it means you do not want to do it.

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Spectators

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People who watch an event, like a football game. Yes, the people watching a football game are called spectators.

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Insisted

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To demand something forcefully. If someone insisted you do something, it means they really want you to do it.

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Amusing

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Something that is funny or entertaining. If something is amusing, it is not dull and boring.

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Evidence

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Information or signs that help to prove something. For example, fingerprints can be evidence in a crime.

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Opinion

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A belief or judgment about something that is not based on proof. For example, saying chocolate ice cream is the best flavor is an opinion.

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Fact

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A statement that can be proven true or false. For example, water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius is a fact.

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Consequence

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The result of an action. If you don't study, the consequence might be a bad grade.

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Curious

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Eager to learn or know something. A curious child might ask many questions.