Unit 3 Week 1 Vocabulary

When you understand the value for something, you have an (a)   for it.

• appreciation
• blurted
• complimenting
• congratulate

If he ​ (a)   the answer, he said it suddenly

• blurted
• complimenting
• congratulate
• appreciation

When you say something nice about someone, you are​ (a)   that person.

• blurted
• complimenting
• congratulate
• appreciation

​ (a)   means to give praise or good wishes for something that has happened.

• blurted
• Congratulate
• complimenting
• appreciation

The baker's story (a)   or disagreed with, the butcher's story.

• contradicted
• critical
• cultural
• misunderstanding

A person who is ​ (a)   will find fault or have an opinion that something is wrong.

• critical
• cultural
• misunderstanding
• contradicted

When you research your family's ​ (a)   past, you learn about your family customs, beliefs, and traditions.

• critical
• cultural
• misunderstanding
• contradicted

When friends have a ​ (a)   , they fail to understand one another.

• critical
• cultural
• misunderstanding
• contradicted