Week 3 Vocabulary Vocabulary Definitions 7 Example Sentences;

Distinct (adj)

Different, not likely to be the same as something else :) 

People from Texas have a distinct accent.

Potential (noun)

Capable of doing something/or something happening, because it has potential.

Smokers have a great potential for lung cancer and heart disease. They also are guaranteed yellow teeth and stinky breath.

Formula (noun)

Like a formula for a math problem; or it could be for something else. It helps you solve a problem.

 You need to use the area formula in order to solve the math problem.

Week 2 vocabulary Definiitons and Examples

Source

Source (noun) - A bibliography lists all the sources you used for your paper.

any thing or place from which something comes, arises, or is obtained; origin

Complex

Complex (adj) - The math test was complex due to all the negative exponents.
Complex (noun) - My sister manages an apartment complex in Seattle.

composed of many interconnected parts; compound; composite

an intricate or complicated association or assemblage of related things, parts, units, etc

Relevant 

Relevant (adj) - Math will be relevant in your lives when you are trying to fill out your tax returns

bearing upon or connected with the matter in hand; pertinent: a relevant remark

Frakeinsten;

                                                       Well when I hear Frakeinsten I think about some big, green dude! 

                                              I know he was created by a scientist I think. I'm not sure. That's pretty much    all I know.

Week 10 Vacbulary Sentences;

 Assigment

* Today I had to finish all my assigments before I went home.

* My mom gave me a special  assigment.

Document

* I have a lot of documents saved in my computer.

* My dad says Its important to save Important docements.

Maximum

* The heater had a maximum of 110.

* My flat iron only has a maximun of 25.

Weeek 10 Vocabulary, Sentences and Synonyms

 Academic

Academic - educational, school, scholastic, studious, intellectual, scholarly

                                   I think this represents academic.




                                                                    

Document

Document (noun) - certificate, papers, id card, text, file, manuscript, essay, deed, record

Document (verb) - Write down, video tape, record, photograph, file

This is a documet saved in a computer.

Maximum

Maximum ( noun & adj) - utmost, highest, greatest, limit, most

Well this termometer cold be going at its maximum.

Week 10 Definitions and Examples;

 -Academic-

(adjective)

of or pertaining to a college, academy, school, or other educational institution, esp. one for higher education

Academic (adj) - The academic year begins June 30

-Document-

(noun&verb)

* a written or printed paper furnishing information or evidence, as a passport, deed, bill of sale, or bill of lading; a legal or official paper.

*to furnish with documents

Document (noun) - I saved my genocide definition as a Microsoft Word document.

Document (verb) - Ms. S likes to document field trips by taking lots of pictures - but her camera always dies!

-Maximum-

(noun&adjective)

  

*the greatest quantity or amount possible, assignable, allowable, etc

*that is a maximum; greatest or highest possible or attained

     Maximum (noun) - The truck's capacity is a maximum of 2 tons.

Maximum (adj) - The maximum penalty is five years in prison

The diference of document as a noun and a verb are that document noun means something in a paper, writting in a paper is a document which you can save.

Document noun measn kind of like documentary evidence.

Maximumnoun means is like a lot of something of a limit.

Maximun verb means greatest of highest of something

Week 9 Vocabuolary Paragraph;

            I think that to understand this quote, you need to invest some time into it. It depends if you understand it. Because the Idea is quite clear!

I also think taht this quote should be made into a survey! It would work great. You put in a survey and askk people if this is true or false.

But Some regions of the wold might find it offensive.

Week 9 Vocabulary Sentences;

                                                                            Invest


                                *  Investing is a wise thing to do when the efconomey is bad!
                                       *    Most people get their money from investing.



                                        *The California region has certain requer for highschooler, for example
                                               they need to pass a certain test to graduate.
                                       * Other US regions have other requierements.

        

                                                     *I've been to restaurants where they have custumers surveys.
                                               * I did a suyrvvey when I went to a restaurant.       



Week 9 Vocabulary, Synonims and Images;

Invest (verb) - spend, put in, devote, provide, supply, empower

                                              This picture shows the definition of  Invest.

Region (noun) - area, district, county, section, state, expanse, territory, zone

This map shows different regions of the U.S.

Survey (noun) - questionnaire, poll

Survey (verb) - Ask, look at


This picture shows you a custumer survey.

Vocabulary Week 9 Definitions and Examples;

-Invest-

(noun)

to put (money) to use, by purchase or expenditure, in something offering potential profitable returns, as interest, income, or appreciation in value.

-Region-

(verb)

an extensive, continuous part of a surface, space, or body: a region of the earth.

-Survey-

(noun&verb)

to take a general or comprehensive view of or appraise, as a situation, area of study, etc