English I Vocab Lesson 20-21

The process of discovering the qualities and components of something, to scrutinize something

• Apparent

• Analysis

• Academy

• Curator

Match the following

• Curator

• A person who oversees a museum of art collection

• Appropriate

• A written piece of work about someone's life; written by someone else

• Apparent

• Seems, supposed, obvious

• Biography

• To take for your own purposes; to steal

• Academy

• School, place of learning

Match the following

• Namesake

• Covered up; blocked from view

• Definitive

• Imaginary, invented, not true,

• Fictional

• Enthusiastic about; interested in

• Obscured

• Authoritative; being the most complete or most accurate

• Keen

• A person or object that inspired the name of someone or something else; being named after someone

A part of something; an element of something

• Myriad

• Omnipresent

• Component

• Disperse

To be found everywhere; something that is common; many

• Spectrum

• Myriad

• Range

• Omnipresent

What does the word Omnipresent mean?

• To be a part of something, an element of something

• To be found everywhere; common

• To have many

• varying between two points

Match the following

• Emit

• The process of discovering qualities and components of something; to analyze

• Range

• To put out or discharge something, such as gas or light; to release

• Optician

• To spread out from a point; in physics, meaning to divide into parts

• Disperse

• Person who works with glasses or optical equipment

• Analysis

• Varying between two points; extending (it ranges between two numbers)

The entire range of colors or wavelengths of light; the extent of something or the extend of an idea or intangible thoughts

• Omnipresent

• Myriad

• Range

• Spetrum

A figure or character with a meaning that is often hidden or needing to be explained; usually represents ideas, words or letters

• Appropriate

• Hieroglyphic

• Myriad

• Obscured

Little Timmy lost his job after he appropriated some of the company's money.

What does appropriated mean?

• To put out or discharge something

• to be the right thing to say or something that is okay to say

• None of these

• To take for your own purposes; to steal