Unit 2 Set #2 Vocab

During a science project, Emma and Maya were asked to theorize about the cause of global warming. In this context, what does theorize mean?

• Guess randomly

• Create a hypothesis

• Form a theory or speculate

• Analyze data

In a science project, Mia, Mason, and Ava are trying to build a model that can sustain for a longer period. What does sustain mean in this context?

• Loss the freshness of the model

• Destroy or shorten the time or space of the model

• Neglect the model

• Lengthen or extend the model in duration or space

During a school assembly, Daniel was asked to make a declaration. What does this mean?

• to keep something a secret

• to make a formal public statement

• to apologize for something

• to deny or reject something

In a class, Aria was asked to enumerate the names of her classmates. What does enumerate mean in this context?

• Count the names in reverse order

• Group the names together

• List or count the names one by one specifically individually

• Skip some names in the list

Daniel is feeling anxious before his big presentation. This means he is

• feeling or showing worry, nervousness, or unease

• happy and content

• confident and fearless

• calm and relaxed

Aria, Emma, and Kai are preparing for their final exams. They are feeling a certain state due to the upcoming exams. Which of the following best describes their state?

• a feeling of relaxation

• a state of being compressed tightly

• a state of physical rest

• state of being stretched tight or mental/emotional strain

During a game, Scarlett had to restrain Arjun from running towards the goal post. What did Scarlett do to Arjun?

• hold back

• release

• control

• encourage

Mason and Aria had a quarrel over who should take Ava home after school. In this context, quarrel means

• to have a friendly conversation

• to agree with someone

• to ignore someone

• to have an argument or disagreement

During a group project, Michael and Aria started to bicker. This means they started to

• to argue or quarrel

• to ignore or avoid

• to agree or compromise

• to compliment or praise

During a debate competition, Abigail became hysterical. What does this mean?

• She showed violent agitation

• She remained calm

• She was earnest

• She was funny