Unit 4 Vocabulary

Art

• Pictures, drawings, or sculptures made to show feelings or ideas.

• A type of music that expresses emotions.

• A form of writing that tells a story.

• A scientific method of studying the natural world.

Creativity

• Using your imagination to make new and unique things.

• Following established rules and guidelines.

• Imitating others' work without changes.

• Avoiding new ideas and sticking to tradition.

Expression

• A way to show your thoughts or feelings through words, actions, or art.

• A method of calculating numerical values.

• A technique for solving mathematical equations.

• A style of painting that uses bright colors.

Discovery

• A process of forgetting old information.

• Finding out something new or learning about something for the first time.

• A method of analyzing past events.

• A technique for predicting future outcomes.

Beliefs

• Things you think are true, like ideas about life or the world.

• Random thoughts that come to mind.

• Facts that can be proven with evidence.

• Opinions that change frequently.

Feelings

• How you feel inside, like happy, sad, or excited.

• A physical sensation like pain or discomfort.

• A reaction to external stimuli, such as temperature changes.

• A state of being that is always positive.

Fiction

• Stories that are made up, not real.

• True accounts of historical events.

• Scientific explanations of natural phenomena.

• Biographies of famous individuals.

Ideas

• Thoughts or plans you think about.

• Random thoughts that come to mind.

• Unrelated concepts that have no meaning.

• Imaginary scenarios without basis.

Aesthetic

• Things that look beautiful or pleasing to the eyes.

• Things that are functional and practical.

• Things that are old and worn out.

• Things that are colorful and bright.

Context

• The situation or background that helps you understand something better.

• A brief summary of a text or event.

• A type of narrative that includes characters and a plot.

• A method of analyzing data in research.