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Vocabulary Test: my Words:fluid, liquid, gas, pressure, intermolecular forces, melting point, boiling point, evaporation, condensation, convection, solid, strength
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Vocabulary Test: selfWords:nPow, nAch, David McClelland, Three needs thory, two factory theory also known as, Herzbergs two factor theory, Theory X, Theory Y, McGegors Theory, Maslows Hierarcy of Needs. (in order)
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Vocabulary Test: my Words:suburb, hilarious, emulate, veto, colossal, pronto
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Vocabulary Test: myWords:моём, моим, моими, моему, моих , моей, моего, мою, мои, моё, моя, мой
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Vocabulary Test: MYWords:quadrant , ordered pair, x-axis, y-axis, origin , like terms , coefficient , term
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Vocabulary Test: Introduce myselfWords:January, to travel, most beautiful, month, place, day, drink, to like, Vocational school, there is, there are, to live, name, birthday, Hi, food
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Vocabulary Test: the emperors silent army Copy Copy Copy CopyWords:distinct, excavate, replicas, archaeologists, elaborate, lustrous, dignified, mythical, temperaments, precede
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Vocabulary Test: my self quizWords:Roblox, Flamingo, yes, zoinks, Baby Boo: MAMA MILKY, super mega epic gamer, EmKay, rut row raggy, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, tower of dang aka climb time, eek
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Vocabulary Test: Me, Myself, and I Vocab QuizWords:Tone, third person omniscient, temperament, structure, stanza, simile, pundit, personi fication, pensive, paradox, narrative point of view, mood, misanthrope, metaphor, litany
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Vocabulary Test: Vocabulary for myselfWords:an infant, have a thought, sleep deprivation, getting curious about smth and dive in, become pretty good at smth, read all of this stuff, it isnot rocket science , learn through trial and error, read a bunch of books or websites, ultra competetive field, focused deliberate practice, massive improvements, vividly remember, to be yet to V1
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Vocabulary Test: the emperors silent army CopyWords:dignified, lustrous, distinct, excavate, replicas, archaeologists, elaborate., mythical, temperaments, precede
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Vocabulary Test: the emperors silent army Copy Copy CopyWords:distinct, excavate, replicas, archaeologists, elaborate, lustrous, dignified, mythical, temperaments, precede
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Vocabulary Test: By MyselfWords:dimple, gospel, apologized, disgusted, conspiracy, daintily , desperation, frolic, gratified, mentioned, miserable, promptly
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Vocabulary Test: maritime englishWords:hull, keel, aft, abeam, bulkheads, hatch, gangway, porthole, davit, rudder, propeller
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Vocabulary Test: Vocab 8Words:Puerile, Inveigh, Ameliorate , renunciation , vitiate , Profligate, otiose, lionize , recalcitrant, pander, aleatory, aperity , unimpeachable, allay, exegesis
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Vocabulary Test: Cultural LiteracyWords:Robert Herrick, Charles Dickens, Ben Johnson, Anthropomorphism, William Shakespearse, William Shakespearse, John Donne, Samuel Aylor Colebridge, Utilitarianism 1. Jeremy Bentham 2. John Staurat Mill, Christopher Marlowe + playwright with William Shakespearse, William Shakespeare, Protagoras, Ethics, Robert Browning, René Descartes, Prometheus, Carl Jung, John Milton, William Shakespear, George Orwell, Free will, Matthew Arnold, Henry David Thoreau
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Vocabulary Test: Level G Unit 9 CopyWords:Shibboleth, Refulgent, Redolent, Peregrination, Pedantry, Paroxysm, Paltry, Mandate, Increment, Imperturbable, Dilettante, Collusion, Chary, Calumniate, Bucolic, Acclamation, Tyro, Unremitting, Vacillate, Vituperative
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Vocabulary Test: Level G Unit 9Words:Acclamation, Bucolic, Calumniate, Chary, Collusion, Dilettante, Imperturable, Increment, Mandate, Paltry, Paroxysm, Pedantry, Peregrination, Redolent, Refulgent, Shibboleth, Tyro, Unremitting, Vacillate, Vituperative
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Vocabulary Test: Semester 1 Final VocabWords:Gorge, Opiate, Caricature, Surcharge, Felonious, Broach, Hone, Antiquated, Demented, Gall, Alienate, Elated, Lackadaisical, Transpire, Pensive, Fatalistic, Insurrection, Forum, Delude, Knead, Ostentatious, Thesis, Ambidextrous
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Vocabulary Test: AP Lagng 11Words:canard, wont, etymology, cortege, solecism, demotic, simian, impresario, requisite, bulwark, malaise, disingenuous, crescendo, intransigent, dogged
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Vocabulary Test: Fall final 25 literary termsWords:Verbal irony , Dramatic irony, Internal conflict, External conflict , Atmosphere, Allusion , Tone, Theme , Symbol, Internal rhyme, Slant rhyme, Eye rhyme, Perfect rhyme, Poetic foot, End stopped line, Caesura, Enjambment, Onomatopoeia, Rhyme, Consonance, Assonance, Rhetorical question, Alliteration, Antithesis, Anaphora , Chiasmus, Synecdoche , Metonymy , Analogy, Symbol, Simile, Apostrophe , Paradox, Personification , Metaphor, Vehicle, Tenor, Situational irony, Structural irony, Sarcasm, Satire, Understatement , Hyperbole, Oxymoron, Pun, Homonym , Litotes
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Vocabulary Test: Fall 25 literatureWords:Vehicle, Tenor, Metaphor, Personification , Paradox, Apostrophe , Simile, Symbol, Analogy, Metonymy , Synecdoche , Chiasmus, Anaphora , Antithesis, Alliteration, Rhetorical question, Assonance, Consonance, Rhyme, Onomatopoeia, Caesura, Enjabment
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Vocabulary Test: Fall final 25Words:Amicable, Gibe, Bereft, Adulterate, Intimation, Impetus, Duplicity, Quintessence, Adversary, Craven, Liquidate, Negligible, Attainment, Bequeath, Invulnerable, Malevolent, Assent, Facile, Discrepancy, Remiss, Explicit, Brandish, Inopportune, Premeditated, Amend, Martinet , Obviate, Voluminous
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Vocabulary Test: Vocab25Words:Adulterate, Bereft, Intimation, Gibe, Amicable, Impetus, Duplicity, Quintessence, Adversary
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Vocabulary Test: SRM #18Words:associates, intellectually, prosperous, sect, systematic, mournful, smoldering, cloister, monger, fanatical, exile, manifesto, loitering
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Vocabulary Test: 8th Grade Vocabulary Test Final (2nd Nine Weeks)Words:Rational Number, Irrational Number, Repeating Decimal, Terminating Decimal, Perfect Square, Square Root, Perfect Cube, Product of Powers Property, Quotient of Powers Property, Zero Exponent Property, Relation, Input (Independent Variable), Output (Dependent Variable), Vertical Line Test, Function
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Vocabulary Test: 8th Grade Vocabulary Test (2nd Nine Weeks)Words:Rational Number, Irrational Number, Repeating Decimal, Terminating Decimal, Perfect Square, Square Root, Perfect Cube, Relation, Input, Output, Vertical Line Test, Zero Exponent Property, Quotient of Powers Property, Negative Exponent Property, Product of Powers Property
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Vocabulary Test: A2A Session 3 BWords:What is the opposite of cold when describing food?, What is the opposite of sweet in food?, What does it mean when fried food is "pleasantly hard and dry"?, What does it mean if a salsa is described as "spicy"?, If a salad is described as "fresh," what does it mean?, If street tacos are described as "delicious," what does it mean?, What does "grilled" mean in cooking?, What does "fried" mean in cooking?, Flavor, Ingredients, Toppings, Traditional, Portion
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Vocabulary Test: A2A Session 3Words:What does "grilled" mean in cooking?, What does "fried" mean in cooking?, What does it mean if a salsa is described as "spicy"?, What does it mean when fried food is "pleasantly hard and dry"?, What is the opposite of sweet in food?, What is the opposite of cold when describing food?, If a salad is described as "fresh," what does it mean?, If street tacos are described as "delicious," what does it mean?
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Vocabulary Test: 4BWords:VENIAL, UNCANNY, SUPERCILIOUS, SKULK, SCRUPULOUS, PANACEA, OMNISCIENT, NONCHALANT, MALEVOLENT, INVULNERABLE
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Vocabulary Test: Officiall voacb midterm English Words:Alliteration, Allusion, Assonance, Authoritarianism, Characterization, Clue, Culprit, Deduction, External Conflict, Foreshadowing, Horatian, Horror, Internal Conflict, Isolation, Juvenalian, Metaphor, Motif, Terror, Tone, Personification, Protagonist, Red Herring, Setting, Simile, Theme, Dramatic Irony, Situational Irony, Verbal Irony, Xenia, Arete, Kleos, Nostos, Hubris, Aidos, Sophrosyne, Dice, Ate, Moira
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Vocabulary Test: Vocab 8 CTCWords:Anathema , Assuage , Avuncular, Convivial, Eclectic, Purport, Repercussion, Revelation, Surfeit, Unsavory
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