unit 4: revolution

78
Unit 4: Revolution All words are based around EOG terms

Upload: ally

Post on 24-Feb-2016

66 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

DESCRIPTION

Unit 4: Revolution. All words are based around EOG terms. Acquire. Definition: To come into possession or ownership of; to gain through actions or efforts Example: She hoped to acquire the knowledge necessary to help her pass the test . Approach. Definition: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Unit 4: Revolution

Unit 4: RevolutionAll words are based around EOG terms

Page 2: Unit 4: Revolution

Acquire Definition: To come into possession or ownership

of; to gain through actions or efforts

Example: She hoped to acquire the knowledge

necessary to help her pass the test

Page 3: Unit 4: Revolution

ApproachDefinition: Move towards or come nearer to; to

present, offer, or make a proposal or request to

Example: Please approach the tiger with caution.

Page 4: Unit 4: Revolution

Analysis

Definition: an investigation of the component

parts of a whole and their relations in making up the whole

Example: Her analysis of the situation was

accurate.

Page 5: Unit 4: Revolution

Area Definition: A particular geographical region of

indefinite boundary (usually serving some special purpose or distinguished by its people or culture or geography)

Example: The Chicago area is a thriving

community.

Page 6: Unit 4: Revolution

Assessment Definition: Appraisal or evaluation; to assign

value or worth

Example: The assessment measured her

mastery of the math concepts.

Page 7: Unit 4: Revolution

Assume

Definition: Take to be the case or to be true; accept

without verification or proof; to take over the duties or responsibilities of

Example: assume he made his own lunch. The Vice President assumed the office of

Presidency.

Page 8: Unit 4: Revolution

Authority Definition: The power or right to give orders or

make decisions

Example: She has the authority to hire and fire

employees.

Page 9: Unit 4: Revolution

Available

Definition: Obtainable or accessible and ready for

use or service Example: The tickets to the play were made

available today.

Page 10: Unit 4: Revolution

Benefit Definition: Something that is advantageous or

good

Example: Extending the hours of the library will

benefit everyone.

Page 11: Unit 4: Revolution

Classify Definition: To arrange by classes; categorizeExample: She wanted to create a budget by

classifying her expenditures based on needs and wants.

Page 12: Unit 4: Revolution

Concept Definition: An abstract or general idea inferred or

derived from specific instances Example: He struggled with the concept of

gravity.

Page 13: Unit 4: Revolution

Conflict Definition: To come into collision or disagreement;

be contradictory or in opposition; clash; to fight, content or do battle.

Example: The account of the eyewitness

conflicted with that of the other.

Page 14: Unit 4: Revolution

Consecutive Definition: Following one another in uninterrupted

succession or order; marked by a logical sequence.

Example: It was hard to find five consecutive

days to plan for taking a trip.

Page 15: Unit 4: Revolution

Consistent Definition: Sometimes followed by “with” in

agreement or consistent or reliable Example: His views and actions were consistent

Page 16: Unit 4: Revolution

Context Definition: The parts of a written or spoken statement

that precede or follow a specific word or passage, usually influence its meaning or effect; the set of circumstances or facts that surround a particular event, situation, etc.

Example: You have misinterpreted my remark

because you took it out of context.

Page 17: Unit 4: Revolution

Contract Definition: A binding agreement between two or

more persons that is enforceable by law

Example: She signed a contract to complete a

specific amount of work.

Page 18: Unit 4: Revolution

Convey Definition: To carry, bring, or take from one place

to another; to communicate, impart, make known.

Example: The forklift conveyed the heavy boxes

to the dock. He conveyed his final wish to his wife.

Page 19: Unit 4: Revolution

Corresponds Definition: To be in agreement or conformity; To be similar; To communicate by exchange of letters. Example: His actions do not correspond with his

words. She corresponds with her penpal.

Page 20: Unit 4: Revolution

Create Definition: To cause to come into being, as

something unique that would not naturally evolve or that is not made by ordinary processes.

Example: She created a work of art.

Page 21: Unit 4: Revolution

Data Definition: A collection of facts from which

conclusion may be drawn Example: These data represent the results of our

analyses.

Page 22: Unit 4: Revolution

Definition Definition: A concise explanation of the meaning

of a word or phrase or symbol Example: She recorded the definition created by

the group.

Page 23: Unit 4: Revolution

Demonstrate Definition: To make evident or establish by

arguments or reasoning; prove; to describe, explain, or illustrate by examples, experiments, or specimens.

Example: The coach demonstrated how to

successfully complete the play.

Page 24: Unit 4: Revolution

Derived Definition: Formed or developed from something

else; not original Example: She derived pleasure from her art

class.

Page 25: Unit 4: Revolution

Design Definition: To plan and fashion artistically or

skillfully; to intend for a definite purpose.

Example: She designed a t-shirt for her club.

Page 26: Unit 4: Revolution

Economic Definition: of or relating to an economy, the

system of production and management of material wealth

Example: The globe is affected by the economic

downturn.

Page 27: Unit 4: Revolution

Distinct Definition: Distinguished as not being the same;

not identical; separate; different in nature or quality; dissimilar.

Example: His public and private lives are distinct.

Page 28: Unit 4: Revolution

Distribution Definition: (Statistics) an arrangement of values of

a variable showing their observed or theoretical frequency of occurrence;

arrangement Example: The array of grades represented a

normal distribution.

Page 29: Unit 4: Revolution

Elaborate Definition: To add details to writing, speaking,

etc.; expand; develop to perfection; marked by intricate and often excessive detail.

Example: The potential boss asked me to

elaborate about my experience.

Page 30: Unit 4: Revolution

Environment Definition: Surroundings, conditions, influences; in

ecology, the air, water, minerals, organisms, and all other external factors surrounding and affecting a given organism at any time.

Example: Recycling helps preserve the

environment.

Page 31: Unit 4: Revolution

Equate Definition: To regard, treat, or represent as

equivalent; reduce to an average. Example: We cannot equate quantity and quality

Page 32: Unit 4: Revolution

Establish Definition: To found, institute, build, or bring into

being on a firm or stable basis. To show to be valid or true. Example: He established his medical practice in

the little town.

Page 33: Unit 4: Revolution

Estimate Definition: To form an approximate judgment or

opinion regarding the worth, amount, size, weight, etc.

Example: It is difficult to estimate the cost of an

education.

Page 34: Unit 4: Revolution

Evidence Definition: That which tends to prove or disprove

something; ground for belief; proof; something that makes a plain or clear.

Example: His flushed look was visible evidence of

his fever.

Page 35: Unit 4: Revolution

Exponent Definition: symbol or number placed above and

after another symbol or number to denote the power to which the latter is to be raised.

Example: The exponents of xn is n.

Page 36: Unit 4: Revolution

Export Definition: To ship commodities (or ideas) to other

countries or places for sale, exchange, etc.

Example: The United States exports pork

products to Japan.

Page 37: Unit 4: Revolution

Factor Definition: One of the elements contributing to a

particular result or situation; In Math, one of two or more numbers,

algebraic expressions, or the like, that when multiplied together produce a given product.

Example: Poverty is only one of the factors in the

crime. In Math, 6 and 3 are factors of 18.

Page 38: Unit 4: Revolution

Financial Definition: Pertaining to monetary receipts and

expenditures; money matters. Example: The company released its financial

report for the quarter.

Page 39: Unit 4: Revolution

Formula Definition: Any fixed or conventional method for

doing something; in Math, a rule or principle frequently expressed in symbols.

Example: She used a formula to solve the math

problem.

Page 40: Unit 4: Revolution

Function Definition: The purpose for which something is

designed; in Math, a relation between two sets that associates a unique element (the value) of the second (the range) with each element of the first.

Example: The function of the hammer is to hit

nails into wood.

Page 41: Unit 4: Revolution

Generalization Definition: To make an inference from particular

facts, statistics, or the like; to make a conclusion that applies to the group based on facts common to most.

Example: She made a generalization about the

condition of her desks when she saw the first two.

Page 42: Unit 4: Revolution

Identify Definition: To verify or recognize as being a

particular person or thing. Example: He identified the handwriting as

belonging to her.

Page 43: Unit 4: Revolution

impact Definition: The striking of one thing against

another; Influence or effect. Example: The impact of the collision broke the

windshield. Einstein’s work impacted modern

science.

Page 44: Unit 4: Revolution

Income Definition: The monetary payment received for

goods or services. Example: Her income helps to pay the bills.

Page 45: Unit 4: Revolution

Indicate Definition: To show, point out, or make known. Example: The thermometer indicated the air

temperature.

Page 46: Unit 4: Revolution

Individual Definition: A single human being, as distinguished

from a group.

Example: He is a strange individual.

Page 47: Unit 4: Revolution

Interpret Definition: To give or provide the meaning of;

explain; to bring out an understanding.

Example: He tried to interpret the meaning of her

harsh words.

Page 48: Unit 4: Revolution

Involved Definition: Very intricate or complex Example: She gave an involved account of the

crime.

Page 49: Unit 4: Revolution

Issue Definition: verb The act of sending out or putting forth. noun An important subject requiring a

decision.

Example: She issued her last warning to the class. Her behavior in class has become an issue.

Page 50: Unit 4: Revolution

Legal Definition: Permitted by law

Example: Such acts are not legal

Page 51: Unit 4: Revolution

Labor Definition: To strive, as toward a goal: hard work

Example: The President labored for peace.

Page 52: Unit 4: Revolution

Legislation Definition: The act of making or enacting a law

Example: The Senate passed legislation banning

the use of cell phones while driving.

Page 53: Unit 4: Revolution

Major Definition: Great, as in rank or importance

Example: It was a major political issue.

Page 54: Unit 4: Revolution

Method Definition: A procedure, technique, or way of

doing something, especially in accordance with a definite plan.

Example: There are three possible methods of

repairing this motor.

Page 55: Unit 4: Revolution

Occur Definition: To happen, to take place, to come to

pass

Example: When did the event occur?

Page 56: Unit 4: Revolution

Perceive Definition: To become aware of, know, or identify

by means of the senses; recognize; discern.

Example: I perceive a note of sarcasm in your

voice.

Page 57: Unit 4: Revolution

Policy Definition: A course of action adopted and

pursued by a group.

Example: The document outlined our nation’s

foreign policy.

Page 58: Unit 4: Revolution

Potential Definition: Possible, as opposed to actual; capable

of being or becoming.

Example: The scientists discussed the potential

uses of nuclear energy.

Page 59: Unit 4: Revolution

Percent Definition: One one-hundreth part: 1/100

Example: Your grade is eighty percent, meaning

that out of one hundred parts of the task, you showed mastery in eighty parts.

Page 60: Unit 4: Revolution

Period Definition: A rather large interval of time

Example: It has been a great period of profit for

the community

Page 61: Unit 4: Revolution

Principle Definition: A fundamental, primary, or general law

of truth from which others are derived; a tenet.

Example: The course is based on the principles of

modern physics.

Page 62: Unit 4: Revolution

Procedure Definition: A particular course of action or mode of

action.

Example: The procedure for fire drills was

included in the handbook.

Page 63: Unit 4: Revolution

Proceed Definition: To move or go forward or onward,

especially after stopping.

Example: Please proceed to the nearest exit.

Page 64: Unit 4: Revolution

Process Definition: A systematic series of actions direction

to some end.

Example: There is a process for homogenizing

milk.

Page 65: Unit 4: Revolution

Relevant Definition: Bearing upon or connected with the

matter in hand.

Example: He gave a relevant remark.

Page 66: Unit 4: Revolution

Required Definition: To have need of.

Example: Pencils, paper, and pens are required

for writing.

Page 67: Unit 4: Revolution

Research Definition: Diligent and systematic inquiry or

investigation into a subject in order to discover or revise facts, theories, applications, etc.

Example: He participated in recent research

about artificial sugars.

Page 68: Unit 4: Revolution

Response Definition:An answer or reply, as in words or in

some action.

Example: She wrote a response to the email.

Page 69: Unit 4: Revolution

Role Definition: Proper or customary function

Example: The role of a teacher is important

Page 70: Unit 4: Revolution

Section Definition: A distinct part or subdivision of

anything, as an object, country, community, class, or the like.

Example: The left section of the drawer held the

secret key.

Page 71: Unit 4: Revolution

Seek Definition: To go in search or quest of; to try to

find or discover by searching or questioning.

Example: He needed to seek the truth

Page 72: Unit 4: Revolution

Significant Definition: Having or expressing a meaning;

important; of consequence.

Example: He was doing significant work.

Page 73: Unit 4: Revolution

Similar Definition: Having likeness or resemblance,

especially in a general way.

Example: The two homes were similar in price.

Page 74: Unit 4: Revolution

Source Definition: Any thing or place from which

something comes, arises, or is obtained, origin.

Example: Be sure to write the source of the

information.

Page 75: Unit 4: Revolution

Specific Definition: Having a special application, bearing,

or reference; precise or particular.

Example: She needed a specific sum of money.

Page 76: Unit 4: Revolution

Structure Definition: Arrangement of parts, elements, or

constituents.

Example: The structure of the assessment was

such that the questions became increasingly more difficult.

Page 77: Unit 4: Revolution

Theory Definition: A proposed explanation whose status is

not certain, in contrast to well-established propositions that are regarded as actual fact.

Example: Her theory of aliens was still unproven.

Page 78: Unit 4: Revolution

Variable Definition: In math, a quantity or function that

may assume any given value or set of values.

Example: In an equation, x often represents the

variable.