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DAL Quiz 1

Daily Academic Language weeks 1-2

QuestionAnswer
conceive (verb) To think up or form in the mind.
inconceivable (adj) Impossible to believe or imagine.
concept (noun) A general idea or thought.
conceptualize (verb) To form a concept or idea.
propose (verb) To suggest a plan or idea to be considered.
proposal (noun) An suggestion or plan.
proposition (noun) An offered or suggested plan of action.
intend To have something in mind as a goal, plan, or purpose.
intention (noun) Something that you mean to do.
exaggerate (verb) To make something seem larger, more valuable, or more important than it is.
exaggeration (noun)The act of exaggerating.
minimize (verb) To make something as small as possible.
minimum (verb) The smallest possible amount or lowest limit.
minimal (adj) Being the smallest in amount or size.
unique (adj) Being the only one of its kind.
identical (adj) Exactly alike
dissimilar (adj) Not alike; different.
equivelent (adj) The same as, or equal to, another thing.
narrate (verb) To tell the story or give an account of something speech or writing.
narrator (noun) A person or character who tells a story.
narrative (noun) A story, description, or account of events.
narration (noun) The act of narrating.
demonstrate (verb) To teach or explain by showing how to do or use something.
demonstration (noun) An act of teaching, explaining, or operating something.
demonstrate (verb) To prove or show clearly.
establish 1.(verb) To prove or show something to be true. 2. To create or start.
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