I-Station Vocabulary November

Fawn

• A young deer.

• A type of bird.

• A small mammal found in forests.

• A young rabbit.

Hearth

• The floor of a fireplace, often used for warmth.

• A type of cooking stove.

• A decorative element in a living room.

• A place for storing firewood.

Change

• To make something different.

• To keep something the same.

• To remove something entirely.

• To add something new without altering the original.

Detail

• A summary of information.

• An individual feature, fact, or item.

• A general overview of a topic.

• A collection of related ideas.

Construction

• The act of building something.

• A type of engineering design.

• A method of demolition.

• A process of landscaping.

Stagecoach

• A horse-drawn vehicle used for carrying passengers.

• A type of modern bus service.

• A small private jet for business travel.

• A bicycle designed for long-distance travel.

Adaptation

• A change or adjustment to improve survival.

• A process of becoming extinct.

• A method of reproduction in plants.

• A technique for hunting prey.

Reminder

• A tool for measuring time.

• Something that helps you remember something.

• A type of notification on a device.

• A method of organizing tasks.

Ascent

• The act of rising or climbing up.

• A downward movement or decline.

• A state of being stagnant or still.

• A process of falling or descending.

Revision

• A change or modification made to improve something.

• A process of reviewing and editing written work.

• A method of studying for exams.

• A technique for organizing thoughts and ideas.