Wonders Vocab Test U6 W1

Bulletin:

• A large, complex military maneuver.

• A brief public notice or announcement.

• The act of gathering new members.

• The ability to thrive in harsh conditions.

Contributions:

• The process of stopping an enemy's advance.

• Various strategies used in military campaigns.

• Things given or done to help something succeed.

• The act of signing up for military service.

Diversity:

• A wide range of different things; variety.

• The act of capturing an enemy's communication.

• A summary of military actions.

• The state of being a new member.

Enlisted:

• Successfully completed a mission.

• Formally joined a military or other organization.

• Discovered and stopped a threat.

• Publicly announced important information.

Intercept:

• To stop or seize something while it is on its way.

• To create a public announcement.

• To gather new members for an organization.

• To plan and execute a military operation.

Operations:

• Acts of giving or donating.

• Planned military or other activities.

• The state of being varied.

• The ability to remain alive.

Recruits:

• People who have already served in the military.

• New members of a military or other group.

• Individuals who intercept enemy communications.

• Those who create public announcements.

Survival:

• The act of planning and executing military operations.

• The state of being varied and diverse.

• The ability to continue living or existing.

• The process of stopping an enemy's advance.