Rosetta Stone Foundations (ELL): Unit 18, Lesson 4

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  1. impossible
    not capable of happening or being done or dealt with
    It's impossible for a person to become an insect.
  2. possible
    capable of happening or existing
    It's possible to become a biologist who studies insects.
  3. assignment
    a duty that you are designated to perform
    They work for a newspaper. Their assignment is due tonight.
  4. volcano
    a fissure in the earth's crust through which gases erupt
    His assignment was to present information about volcanoes to his class.
  5. page
    one side of one leaf of a book or other document
    This brochure is only one page, but it's folded in thirds.
  6. chapter
    a subdivision of a written work; usually numbered and titled
    This novel has five chapters.
  7. cheat
    engage in deceitful behavior
    He shouldn't be cheating on his exam.
  8. exam
    a set of questions testing your skill or knowledge
    He has to answer all of their questions in this exam.
  9. term
    a limited period of time during which something lasts
    There are only two weeks left in the term, and then we'll have summer vacation.
  10. graduate
    receive an academic degree upon completion of one's studies
    They're just starting college. They're planning to graduate in four years.
Created on Mon Aug 23 11:21:11 EDT 2021 (updated Fri Aug 27 17:33:08 EDT 2021)

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