Vocabulary List

attach

• to make changes to something

• to join or fasten

• to affect people or things

• to rewrite or reorganize something in order to correct, update, or improve it

modify

• to affect people or things

• to collect and organize information

• to move one place, person, or thing to another

• to make changes to something

adequate

• having or displaying a lot of energy; ideas, or enthusiasm; powerful

• good enough for a task or purpose; acceptable

• a supply of something valuable or very

• a point or object at which someone aims or fires, such as in archery; an object of effort of attack

resource

• a supply of something valuable or very

• good enough for a task or purpose; acceptable

• the importance, value, or attention given to something

• a point or object at which someone aims or fires, such as in archery; an object of effort of attack

interpret

• to affect people or things

• to move one place, person, or thing to another

• to tell, explain, or understand the meaning of something

• to rewrite or reorganize something in order to correct, update, or improve it

influence

• to affect people or things

• to tell, explain, or understand the meaning of something

• to join or fasten

• to rewrite or reorganize something in order to correct, update, or improve it

dynamic

• good enough for a task or purpose; acceptable

• a supply of something valuable or very

• a point or object at which someone aims or fires, such as in archery; an object of effort of attack

• having or displaying a lot of energy; ideas, or enthusiasm; powerful

compile

• to make changes to something

• to collect and organize information

• to affect people or things

• to move one place, person, or thing to another

emphasis

• the importance, value, or attention given to something

• good enough for a task or purpose; acceptable

• having or displaying a lot of energy; ideas, or enthusiasm; powerful

• a point or object at which someone aims or fires, such as in archery; an object of effort of attack

revise

• to collect and organize information

• to move one place, person, or thing to another

• to tell, explain, or understand the meaning of something

• to rewrite or reorganize something in order to correct, update, or improve it