Spalding Unit 15

firm

• hard or strong; also a word for a business.

• a type of soft drink

• a legal document

• a method of cooking

command

• to tell someone to do something in a strong way.

• a request made in a polite manner.

• a suggestion for improvement.

• an order given without authority.

addition

• a math operation where you put numbers together to get a bigger number.

• a process of dividing numbers into smaller parts.

• a method of finding the average of a set of numbers.

• a technique used to calculate the difference between two numbers.

surprise

• something that happens when you don't expect it.

• a planned event that is well-known in advance.

• a type of celebration with friends and family.

• a feeling of disappointment or sadness.

employ

• to give someone a job.

• to hire someone temporarily.

• to provide training for a skill.

• to dismiss someone from a position.

connect

• to join things together.

• to separate items.

• to create a barrier.

• to enhance visibility.

publish

• to make a book, newspaper, or website so others can read it.

• to destroy a book or article before it is released.

• to read a book silently to oneself.

• to create a book without any audience.

factory

• a building where things are made.

• a place where people work in offices.

• a location for storing goods.

• a site for agricultural production.

convict

• to decide someone did something wrong, usually in court.

• to release someone from prison after serving their sentence.

• to accuse someone of a crime without evidence.

• to provide legal representation in a court of law.

religion

• a set of beliefs about god or gods that people follow.

• a scientific approach to understanding the universe.

• a political ideology that governs society.

• a cultural practice without any spiritual significance.