Vocab Review

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An archaeologist must excavate carefully to avoid damaging ancient artifacts.

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This explains how an archaeologist would use the word 'excavate' in their work.

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Information about the person's life, values, or achievements.

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This is what a historian can most likely infer from an epitaph on an ancient gravestone.

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A painting can express emotions and symbolism that words may not fully capture.

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This is why an artist might choose to portray a historical figure in a painting rather than writing about them.

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It allows them to work at higher elevations safely and with stability.

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This is how a scaffold helps workers complete their jobs more accurately.

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The student is uninterested or nervous about presenting.

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This is what it tells the audience when a student is asked to present their project but speaks reluctantly.

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An archaeologist excavates a new office to work in.

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This is an incorrect use of the word 'excavate' in the context of archaeology.

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An archaeologist excavates a novel to find its hidden meaning.

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This is an incorrect use of the word 'excavate' in the context of archaeology.

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The person's favorite hobbies and interests.

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This is not what a historian would most likely infer from an epitaph on an ancient gravestone.

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How the person looked and dressed.

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This is not what a historian would most likely infer from an epitaph on an ancient gravestone.

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It takes less time to paint than to write about a person's life.

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This is not the main reason an artist might choose to portray a historical figure in a painting.