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Grade 6 Unit 15

Words to Know

QuestionAnswer
candidate (n.) one who seeks or is proposed for an office or honor
chemistry (n.) the science that deals with substances and with the changes that take place when they combine
civilization (n.) an advanced degree of social organization, in which sciences, government, etc., are developed; the total culture of a people nation, period, etc.
complicated (adj.) quite involved; hard to untangle, solve, analyze, etc.
economic (adj.) having to do with the way people produce, distribute, and use wealth
engineer (n.) a person skilled in the planning or construction of machinery, roads, bridges, buildings, waterways, etc.; an operator of engines or technical equipment; (v.) to guide the course of; construct or manage
establish (v.) to start; organize; prove
government (n.) an established political system by which a nation, state, etc. is ruled; person or persons ruling a state, country, city, etc.
league (n.) a union of persons or nations formed to help one another; an association
literature (n.) the writings of a particular time or place, especially those that have lasting value because of their beauty of style or thought
patent (n.) a government document that states that a person or company has exclusive rights to make, use , or sell a new invention; (adj.) protected by a patent; obvious; evident; (v.) to grant a patent to or for
receipt (n.) a receiving or being received; a written statement that money, a package, or some other item, has been received; (v.) to mark (a bill) paid; to write a receipt for (goods, etc.)
represent (v) to stand for; act in place of; be a symbol of
sincere (adj.) free from pretense; honest
will (n.) a legal document dealing with the distribution of a person's property after death; power of the mind to decide and do; (v.) to influence by the power of the will; desire
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