Vocabulary Week 1 English 2

Front

abundant

Back

Present in great quantity

Front

Which word means "open to two or more interpretations"?

Back

Ambiguous

Front

correlate

Back

To have a mutual relation

Front

Different from what is standard or normal

Back

Anomaly

Front

Differentiate

Back

Mark as distinct

Front

Example of something that is "abundant"?

Back

A field full of blooming flowers

Front

What might be a problem when reading an "ambiguous" statement?

Back

It can be understood in more than one way

Front

Which situation best illustrates the concept of "correlate"?

Back

The amount of time spent studying and the grade received on a test

Front

What is considered an "anomaly"?

Back

One student wearing a costume on a regular school day

Front

If you are asked to "differentiate" between two paintings, what are you being asked to do?

Back

Mark the differences between them