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Vocabulary Test: Bridge to TerabithiaWords:fully, obsessed, speculation, foudling, crimson, retreating, solemnly, cigorously, consolation, reassess, foes, ominously, melodic, falter, regally, siege, quivered, grudgingly, pandemonium, clabber, scalding, muddled, anticipation, puny, despised, heat, grit, worshipped
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Vocabulary Test: thingsWords: tundish, ordonnance, cinereous, malapert, iota , inchoate, regnant , mien, inesculent , marmoreal, cimmerian, eupnea
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Vocabulary Test: matchingWords:Information Processing, Social-Emotional, Ecological Systems Theory , Watson, Sociocultural Cognitive Theory, Cognitive-developmental , Ericson, Freud, Rousseau, Tabula Rasa (blank slate)
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Vocabulary Test: Will This Be You? SCOPE VocabularyWords:compulsory, speculate, belittle, stellar, tantamount, pavilion, flounce, intrepid, cartilege, trestle, arthritis, dodger, baleful, rummage, novelty, peddler, efficient, protestation, dehumanize, flush, grandeur, foresight, indignant, bristle, barter, voluminous
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Vocabulary Test: world history Mining The Standards peopleWords:Commodore Perry, Napoleon , Metternich, Toussaint L'Ouverture, Robespierre, simon Bolivar, Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Oliver Cromwell, Tokugawa Ieyasu, King James, Louis XIV, Tsar Peter the Great, Fredrick the Great, Montesquieu , Voltaire, Rousseau, Locke, Kepler, Newton, Galileo, Copernicus
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Vocabulary Test: ECED 300- Historical ContextsWords:Lousie Derman Sparks, Joe L. Frost, Lilian Katz, David P. Weikart, Abigail Elliot, Lucy Sprague Mitchell, Patty Smith Hill, Arnold Gesell, Jerome Bruner, Benjamin Bloom, Abraham Maslow, Erik Erikson, John Dewey, Jean Piaget, Sigmund Frued, Lev Vygotsky, Margaret McMillan, Maria Montessori , Friedrich Froebel, Johann Pestalozzi, Jean Jaacques Rousseau, John Amos Comenius, Martin Luther
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Vocabulary Test: History Chapter 10Words:Abu Bakr, Quran, Muhammed al-Razi, Mosques, Istanbul , Babur, Ibn Sina, Mecca, Yathrib, hijra, Bedouins, Medina, sultan, Ottomans, Taj Mahal, Shiite, Shah Abbas, Sunni, Suleiman, sikhism, janizaries, Safavid, Mughal, Tehran, Delhi, rajah, Akbar (the Great), Sufis, al-Khwarizmi, Ibn Khaldun, caliph, Isfahan, Abbasid, shah, Umayyad, Kaaba, hajj, Ibn Rushd, jihad, sharia, Omar Khayyam, Firdawsi, social mobility, Muhammed, Qajars, minarets, Baghdad
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Vocabulary Test: ECED 300- historyWords:Lousie Derman Sparks, Joe L. Frost, Lilian Katz, David P. Weikart, Abigail Elliot, Lucy Sprague Mitchell, Patty Smith Hill, Arnold Gesell, Jerome Bruner, Benjamin Bloom, Abraham Maslow, Erik Erikson, Jean Piaget, John Dewey, Sigmund Frued, Lev Vygotsky, Margaret McMillan, Maria Montessori, Friedrich Froebel, Johann Pestalozzi, Jean Jaacques Rousseau, John Amos Comenius, Martin Luther
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Vocabulary Test: HIUSWords:Opechancanough, Samuel de Champlain, Bacon's rebellion, praying towns , Metacom, vacuum domicilium, enclosure movement , Encomienda, Iroquois Confederacy , Songhai, pueblo , matrilineal , Atlantic Slave Trade, mercantilism , syncretism
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Vocabulary Test: I hate childrenWords:q, q, q, qqqqqqq, q, q, q, q, q, q, qq, q, q, q, q, q, q, qq, q, q, q, qq, q, qq, q, qq, q, q, q, q, q, qq, qq, qq, qq, qq, qq, q, qq, q, q, q, qq, q, q, q, q, q, q, q, q, qq, q, q, qq, q, q, `~~, q, `~, q~~
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Vocabulary Test: Cell ThingamajigsWords:flagella, cilia, nucleus, plasma membrane, mitochondira, ribosomes, vacuoles, lysosomes, chloroplasts, cytoplasm, rough ER, chlorophyll, golgi apparatus, Nucleois
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Vocabulary Test: kophiWords:isolationist, czar, warmonger, kaiser, abdicate , epidemic , bureaucracy, armistice, reparations , stalemate , pacifist, terrorist, propaganda, nationalism , militarism
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Vocabulary Test: EDEC 300 Basic HistoryWords:B, Abraham Maslow, Erik Erikson, John Dewey, Jean Piaget, Sigmund Frued, Lev Vygotsky, Margaret McMillan, Maria Montessori, Friedrich Froebel, Johann Pestalozzi, Jean Jaacques Rousseau, John Amos Comenius, Martin Luther
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Vocabulary Test: spanishWords:Ir de compras, ver una pelicula, la leccion de piano, Me queda en casa, la biblioteca, el cafe, el campo, la casa, en casa, El centro comercial, el cine, el gimnasio, la iglesia, la mezquita, la montanas, el parque, la piscina, la playa, el resturante, la sinagoga , el templo, el trabajo, el banco, el club, el equipo de , la farmacia, la oficina , la reunion, el supermercado, la practica de, que, como, quien, con quien, donde, cuantos , adonde , de donde , cual , por que, cuando, a , a la , al, a casa, con mis amigos, con tus amigos , solo/sola, despues, despues de, los fines de semana, los lunes, los martes, en mi tiempo libre, de donde eres , de , generalmente , no me digas
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Vocabulary Test: effective communication 8Words:Really got to her, mean any harm, wouldn't lose any sleep, i know the feeling, glad to see the back of her, To be up for something, good send off, I've been on the go , give me a ring, to go back on a promise, reaffirm that commitment, give a straight answer, dodging the question, fame the question, fielding questions, with all due respect, missing the point, face a grilling, take your point, breach a contract, outpouring of grief, hastened his death, lapse of judgement, disparaging remarks, fuelled fears, taking a sideswipe, to be in for a shock, went into rapture, dead keen, doesn't live up to expectations, work to his advantage, pleasure from, great pleasure, sigh of relief
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Vocabulary Test: Mid-Term Vocabulary TestWords:Mongrelization, Deforestation, Degradation, Divergence, Demographic, Scrutinize, Refuse, Rollicking, Frivolous, Expatriate, Fluidity, Bodega, Diminutive, Microcosm, Omnipotent, Bestial, Reserve, Sojourner, Surrogate, Empathy, Botulism, Honing, Delineated, Fallow, Sanction, Innuendo, Genetics, Carnage, Abolitionist, Scavenger, Hex, Predestined, Ascendant, Aspirations, Efface, Contortion, Isolationism, Precept, Apprehension, Urchin, Prudence, Vacant, Treacherous, Exacerbated, Ostentatious, Shoguns, Compassion
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Vocabulary Test: vocab 7-8Words:abeyance, ambivilant, beleaguer, carte blanche, catacylsm, debauch, eclat, fastidious, gambol, imbue, inchoate, lampoon, malleable, nemesis, opt, philistine, picaresque , queasy, refractory, savoir-faire, aberration, ad hoc, bane, bathos, cantankerous, casuistry, de facto, depredation, empathy, harbinger, hedonism, lackluster, malcontent, mellifluous, nepotism, pander, peccadillo, piece de resistance , remand, syndrome
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Vocabulary Test: 15 and 16Words:perfidious, illicit, discrepancy, inundate, sumptuous, inscrutable, abeyance, primordial, homogeneous, pervade, harbinger, emanate, demagogue, prevaricate, detriment, obnoxious, chastise, irrevocable, deplore, intercede
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Vocabulary Test: unibagueWords:a trip, a journey, a tour, travel, sunglasses, suitcase, towel, package tour, soap, perfume
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Vocabulary Test: Plane Shapes Vocabulary QuizWords:polygon, point, angle, line, ray, hexagon, triangle, quadrilateral, vertex, decagon, pentagon, octagon, side, line segment
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Vocabulary Test: SocWords:Vice president, Speaker of the house, President protempore, Secretary of state, Secretary of the treasury, Secretary of defense, Department of justice attorney holder, President, Vice president, Senior WI senator , Junior WI senator , U.S. Representative (WI-5) , Chief justice U.S. Supreme court, Governor of wisconsin, State senator (20thSD), State representative (60th AD), Chief justice, Wisconsin supreme court , Speaker of the house
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Vocabulary Test: RepWords:Vice president, Speaker of the house, President protempore, Secretary of state, Secretary of the treasury, Secretary of defense, Department of justice attorney general
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Vocabulary Test: Unit 5Words:tamper, ultimate, uncertainty, tactful, rural, substantial, radiant, maul, potential, iota, grimy, fugitive, fickle, entreat, fallible, dominate, docile, counterfeit, consolidate, anecdote
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Vocabulary Test: lesson 18Words:agile, antic, console, conspicuous, falsify, fleet, gape, infantile, inquisitive, integrity, maze, mingle, obligation, obstinate, ordeal
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Vocabulary Test: PresWords:President , Vice president, Senior WI senator, Junior WI senator, Us representative, Chief justice us supreme court, Governor of Wisconsin, State senator, State representative , Chief justice, wisconsin supreme court, Speaker of the house
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Vocabulary Test: vocabreadngWords:Intense, intimate, Ironic, Irreverent, Joyous, Loving, Malicious, Mocking, Nostalgic, Objective, Alliance, Feudalism , homage, medieval, plauge, plunder, privelge, proclaim, secular, aristocracy , charisma, coup, elite, figurehead , inflation, infrastructure, rampant, regime, revere , asset, entrepreneur, jovial, liability, modify, niche, proliferate, propensity, venture , barbarian, prominent
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Vocabulary Test: NathanWords:Correlation, Correlation Coefficient, Regression, Simple Relationship, Multiple Relationship, Positive Relationship, Negative Relationship, Scatterplot, Discrete Variable, Continuous Variable , Regression Line, S-est, Prediction Interval, Random Variable, Probability Distribution
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Vocabulary Test: Intro to Film TestWords:PLOT, STORY, MOTIF, SEGMENTATION, TRIP TO THE MOON, GREAT TRAIN ROBERY, POETIC, EXPOSITORY MODE, OBSERVATION MODE, PARTICIPARTORY MODE, REFLEXIVE, PERFORMATIVE MODE, REALISM, EXPRESSIONISM, CHARACTERISTICS OF EXPRESSIONISM, FUNCTION, REPETITION, DIFFERENCE AND VARIANCE, DEVELOPMENT, UNIT, FUNCTION, REPETITION, DIFFERENCE AND VARIANCE, DEVELOPMENT, UNITY AND DISUNITY, 120, Pages 1-30, ACT 1, Pages 31-90 (60), PAGES 91-120 (30), ACT 3, Act 2, INCITING INCIDENT, PLOT POINT 1, MIDPOINT, PLOT POINT 2, CLIMAX, THE PRINCIPLE OF SELECTION AND OMMISSION, THE PRINCIPLES OF CAUSALITY, EXPLICIT CAUSALITY , IMPLICIT CAUSALITY, x is time horizontal and y vertical is tension, BEGINNING MIDDLE END, OPENING SEQUENCE, CRISES, CLIMAX, DENOUMENT, FOUR SMALLER PEAKS ON A GRADUALLY RISING LINE UP TO CLIMAX THEN , Realism, EXPRESSIONISM, Historical realism attemps to recreate a reality as it was in a
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