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Vocabulary Test: nothing related stuff_5Words:부치다, 삼겹살, 연락, 소포, 용돈, 보내다, 화장품, 질문하다, 이메일, 시디, 소식, 손대, 칭찬
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Vocabulary Test: Citizenship and Justice Words:Alien , Residential Alien , Non-Residential Alien , Enemy Alien , Illegal Alien , Amnesty , Naturalization , Jus Soli , Jus Sanguinis , Collective Naturalization , Expatriation , Denaturalization , Exclusionary Rule , Counsel , Self-Incrimination , Double Jeopardy , Rational Basis Test , Suspect Classification , Fundamental Right , Discrimination , Jim Crow Laws , Separate But Equal Doctrine , Civil Rights Movement , Affirmative Action , Security Classification System , Transcript , Private Law
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Vocabulary Test: 7th World History - 4th 9 Weeks ExamWords:Absolute Power, Artisan, Ore, Papyrus, Hieroglyphs, Afterlife, Regent, Dynasty, Pharaoh, Silt, Delta, Cataract
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Vocabulary Test: Things Not Seen Vocab Test 3Words:swaggering, observation, primitive, frantic, frigid, abducted, sleuthing, truancy, burdened, fazed, superficial, liable
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Vocabulary Test: nothing related stuff_2Words:사진, 목걸이, 넥타이, 문제, 가깝다, 모르다, 알다, 힘들다, 들다, 풀다, 길다, 웃다, 만들다, 빌려주다, 빌리다, 바꾸다, 낚시하다, 짧다, 선물, 수영하다, 울다, 멀다, 생일, 주차하다, 끼다
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Vocabulary Test: Sophia's War Men Words:Nathan Hale , Benedict Arnold , Thomas Paine , General Washington , Ethan Allen , Alexander Hamilton , John Andre
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Vocabulary Test: Sophia's War menWords:Nathan Hale, Benedict Arnold, Thomas paine, General Washington, Ethan Allen , Alexander Hamilton, John Andre'
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Vocabulary Test: History Q4Words:Great Britain and France to declared war on Germany because, The German blitzkrieg was a military strategy that depended on , ...could be blocked is an important fact that was learned in th, "a date which will live in infamy", The significance about the Battle of Midway was that, the location of a Nazi extermination camp , The atomic bombs dropped in, Justice for those involved in the Holocaust, Besides the Marines, Paratroopers, beaches were targeted landing sites for forces coming from the w, The direct war cost for the United States during World War II wa, 3, 300, 000 , had the most civilians killed during World War II, this country had the lowest direct war costs, had the second lowest number of killed or missing military perso
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Vocabulary Test: ETHICSWords:CAUSES A OFFICER TO LOSE OR BE DENIED CERTIFICATION, CRIMES OF MORAL TURPITUDE, SIZE OF AGENCY THE CODE OF SILENCE EXISTS, ETHICS AND SOCIAL MEDIA, SOUTH CAROLINA LAWS GOVERNING OFFICER MISCONDUCT, HOW CAN CODE OF SILENCE BE CONTROL, FAILURE TO REPORT UNETHICAL CONDUCT, CONSEQUENCES OF UNETHICAL CONDUCT, COMMON WAYS LE RATIONALIZE (JUSTIFY) UNETHICAL CONDUCT, MOST COMMON CAUSES OF UNETHICAL CONDUCT, MOST COMMON CRIMES OFFICERS COMMIT, CONTINUUM OF COMPROMISE, ETHICS
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Vocabulary Test: Q4 History WWWords:autonomous, symbol, budget deficit, popular culture, cultural imperialism, per capita, sector, deflation, prority, evolve, evident, jurisdiction, corruption, coalition, proliferate, projection, migration, dynamic, frugal, investment, manipulate, falter, sustainable, deforestation, impunity, culminate, rue, profane, revered, endeavors
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Vocabulary Test: world history finalWords:Ethiopia, Axum, Ghana, patrilineal, animism, mansa musa, savanna, Meroe, sahara, Bantu migrations, equator, Kumbi Saleh, Sundiata, mansas, The Hausa, Adulis, Lalibela Churches, Geez, Swahili, Tang, Tributary State, Civil Service Exam, pax monogolica, Yuan Dynasty, Silla Kingdom, Yi Song-gye, the Yamato, Shinto, Shogun, Hangul, the ming dynasty, The Tale of Genji, Angkor Wat, samurai, Bushido, Li Yuan, Genghis Khan, Khanbaliq, The Pagan Empire, The Medici, Perspective, Leonardo da Vinci, Nicolo Machiavelli, Flanders, Humanism, Indulgences, 95 Theses, Helio-centricity, The Scientific Method, Johan Gutenburg, Annulment, The English Reformation, Galileo Galilei, Jesuits, Albrecht Durer, Erasmus, The Printing Revolution, Council of Trent, Fillippo Brunelleschi, The Spice Islands, Treaty of Tordesillas, Ferdinand Magellan, Francisco Pizarro, Trading Empire, Francis Xavier, The Aztecs, Jacques Cartier, mercantilism, Encomienda, Vasco De Gama, Asante Kingdom, Cape Town, British East India Company, The Tainos, Isolationism, Atahualpa, Viceroyalty, Creoles, Oliver Cromwell, Philip II, Mozart, The Glorious Revolution, Cardinal RichelieuJoseph II, Joseph II, The Enlightenment, The Boston Massacre, The Constitution, Peter the Great, Adam Smith, Versailles, Charles I, The English Civil War, Salons, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, Divine right of Kings, Declaration of Independence, Thomas Hobbes, Ancien Regime, Third Estate, National Assembly, The Bastille, Radical, The Constitution of 1791, Counterrevolutionaries, The Third Phase, Napoleonic Code, Trafalgar, The Second Estate, Sans-culottes, The Jacobins, Committee on Public Safety, The Reign of Terror, Waterloo, Continental System, The Concordat of 1801, Enclosure, The Guillotine, Steam Engine, Coal, Textile, Thomas Malthus, laissez-faire economics, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto, means of production, Iron, George Stephenson, The Luddite Riots, Factory laws, Proletariat, Scientific socialism, The Putting-Out System, George Stephenson, Utilitarianism, steam engine, Imperialism, Genocide, Chancellor, prussian rule, Kaiser Wilhelm, Czar Nicholas II, Rasputin, March Revolution, November Revolution, V.I. Lenin, Bolsheviks, Soviets, Whites, Reds, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Muhammad Ali, Pasha, The British Raj, Social Darwinism, Nationalism, King Leopold II, Sepoys, Kaiser, Realpolitik, Otto von Bismarck, Camillo Cavour, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Anarchists, Berlin Conference, British East India Company, Giuseppe Mazzini, Triple Alliance, Triple Entente, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Gavrilo Princip, Schlieffen Plan, Trench Warfare, Battle of Gallipoli, U-boats, Lusitania, The Zimmerman Telegram, Fourteen Points, League of Nations, Armistice, Treaty of Versailles, Fascism, Benito Mussolini, Black Shirts, Weimar Republic, Adolf Hitler, Nazi Party, Mein Kampf, The Third Reich, Totalitarian State, Kristallnacht, Appeasement, Neutrality Acts, Axis Powers, Anschluss, Sudetenland, Munich Conference (1938), Neville Chamberlain, Winston Churchill, Blitzkrieg, Maginot Line, Dunkirk, Operation Sea Lion, London Blitz, Operation Barbarossa, Lend-Lease Act, Pearl Harbor, Big Three, Dwight Eisenhower, Battle of Stalingrad, D-Day, Yalta Conference, Manhattan Project, Hiroshima, United Nations
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Vocabulary Test: Junior High 100Words:Tactic, Translucent, Unsightly , Vigilant, Waft, Weather, Aplomb, Aptitude, Banish, Bluff, Brandish, Commotion, Conspicuous, Counter, Debris, Deft, Diminish, Dismal, Eavesdrop, Ember, Engross, Exhilarate, Foresight, Furtive, Gusto, Hasten, Ignite, Impending, Jabber, Jostle, Kindle, Luminous, Materialize, Meticulous, Momentum, Multitude, Narrate, Ominous, Persistent, Potential, Pristine, Quell, Recuperate, Repugnant, Sabotage, Scurry, Sociable, Specimen, Subside, Swarm
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Vocabulary Test: Stolen ChildhoodsWords:Labor, International, Produce, benefit, Economy, Require, Manual, Border, Sacrifice, Resources, Exhausting, Deprive, Pesticides, Reform, Luxury
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Vocabulary Test: AP vocab dec 20Words:indomitable, extricate, aspersion, levity, mellifluous, arrogate, forlorn, farrago, abscond, demagogue, exculpate, recalcitrant, quondam, pellucid, apposite
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Vocabulary Test: Vocabulary - Dinosaur GhostsWords:fossils, emerged, marrow, embryos, agility, hypotheses, evidence, asteriods, geologists, traces, extinct, climatic, theory, seeped, channel, churning, ligaments, burrowing, drought, surge, erosion, paleontologist, excavation, specimens, treacherous, catastrophes
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Vocabulary Test: Vocab Test HSPTWords:annul, agile, apathetic, benediction, benign, candidly, circuitous, conjecture, malfeasance, meandered, obstinately, innumerable, lax, zeal, laborious
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Vocabulary Test: 8th chapter 9Words:VOLCANO, LAVA, PYROCLASTIC MATERIAL, SHIELD VOLCANO, CINDER CONE VOLCANO, COMPOSITE VOLCANO, CRATER, CALDERA, RIFT, HOT SPOT
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Vocabulary Test: EgyptWords:absolute power, afterlife, artisan, astronomer, delta, dynasty, embalm, famine, fertilization, hieroglyphs, Middle Kingdom, nomad, Old Kingdom, papyrus, peasant, pharaoh, pyramid, regent, Rosetta Stone, sarcophagus, silt, social class, social pyramid, topography, vegetation, New Kingdom
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Vocabulary Test: Literary Term Pre-AssessmentWords:alliteration, onomatopoeia, simile, first person, personification, symbol, antagonist, foreshadowing, plot, theme, tone, climax, metaphor, protagonist, third person, static character, flat character, conflict, mood, setting, irony, connotation
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Vocabulary Test: thinking and languageWords:cognition, concept, prototype, algorithm, heuristic, insight, confirmation bias, fixation, mental set, functional fixedness, representativeness heuristic, availability heuristic, overconfidence, belief perseverance, intuition, framing, language, phoneme, morpheme, grammar, semantics, syntax, babbling stage, one word stage, two word stage, telegraphic speech, aphasia, broca's area, wernicke's area, linguistic determinism
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Vocabulary Test: ROARING TWENTIES 1Words:flapper, event on October 29, 1929, organization with membership over 4 billion people during the 19, Charles Lindbergh, Americans in small towns felt about the new ideas created in the, Americans bought more on credit than during the 1910s or 1920s, where most Americans lived during 1920, Two new technologies that provided new opportunities during the , which group experienced the greatest social changes during 1920s, new music from the 1920s, whether the number of millionaires went UP or DOWN in the 1920s, the symbol of the modern age during the 1920s
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Vocabulary Test: computersWords:instructions, process, keyboard, information, organized, RAM, magnetically, read only memory, record and erase over 1,000 times, system software, MS word, LAN, WAN, networks, modems, ISP, web pages, HTTP, uniform resource locator, web address
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Vocabulary Test: Vocabulit 16-18Words:bogged, ford, instinct, merciless, mill, plunge, resistance, submerge, treacherous, wrangler, cloak, councilor, gilded, impractical, mutter, pedestal, reputation, sapphire, sensible, severe, chute, clench, descent, desperate, flail, glimpse, hurtle, reserve, scramble, yowl
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Vocabulary Test: cellWords:cytoplasm, chromosome, cell wall, chloroplast, vacuole, cell membrane, tissue, organ, nucleus, mitochondrion, nucleolus, chlorophyll
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Vocabulary Test: lesson10Words:idolatry, ignoble, imminent, immolate, immutable, impair, impale, impalpable, impecunious, impediment, imperative, imperious, impinge, impious, importune
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Vocabulary Test: vocab 13aWords:debilitate, turbulent, afflicted, refugee, volatile, jeopardy, mortality, falter, disparage, fugitive
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Vocabulary Test: linguisticsWords:salubrious, lugubrious, impugn, impunity, penury, parsimonious, maritime, truculent, invidious, eschew, obviate, sinecure, sycophant, sagacious, indolent, malinger, malign, obfuscate, effrontery, furtive, deprecate, feckless, irascible, taciturn, ameliorate
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Vocabulary Test: The Outsiders:Chapters 8-10Words:taut, hood, faltered, stupor, conformity, menace, stifled, superiority, doggedly, ruefully, divert, aburptly, numbly, hoodlum, resemblance, contempt, grim, charity, mock, grimacing, groggy, smoldering, ornery, leery, drew
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