Tier 3 reading Final exam review

distraction

• something that draws attention away from what you are doing.
• opposed to or defending against
• acting without thinking about the possible results or dangers.

experienced

• problems caused by someone or something which affect or annoy you.
• the action of supervising someone or something to make sure things are done safely or correctly.
• having skills or knowledge because you have done something for a long time.

risk

• a person who gives his/her voice to a cause and supports it
• the chance that something bad or dangerous may happen, something likely to cause harm or danger
• to not allow something to be done, seen, or used-prohibited

ban

• opposed to or defending against
• to force someone to accept or put up with a rule, punishment or tax; to take unfair advantage of;
• to not allow something to be done, seen, or used-prohibited

impulsive

• having reached full natural growth or development
• acting without thinking about the possible results or dangers.
• to force someone to accept or put up with a rule, punishment or tax; to take unfair advantage of;

supervision

• recognize; admit; accept
• the action of supervising someone or something to make sure things are done safely or correctly.
• to carry out an activity or process, especially to get information or prove facts.

impose

• a rule that limits what you can do
• to force someone to accept or put up with a rule, punishment or tax; to take unfair advantage of;
• having reached full natural growth or development

inconvenience

• problems caused by someone or something which affect or annoy you.
• a person who gives his/her voice to a cause and supports it
• not mature; not fully grown or developed; young; childish

restriction

• a person who gives his/her voice to a cause and supports it
• a rule that limits what you can do
• having skills or knowledge because you have done something for a long time.

alternative

• An option or choice; something you can choose instead of something else.
• to carry out an activity or process, especially to get information or prove facts.
• a rule that limits what you can do