The feeling of being entertained or finding something funny.

A person who writes a book, article, or story.

A funny drawing, animation, or comic strip.

A main division or section of a book.

A regular newspaper or magazine article written by a specific writer.

A person who prepares and corrects text or film before it is published.

An article expressing the official opinion of a newspaper or editors.

Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.

The elected leader or official head of a state or region.

A condition or disadvantage that makes progress or success difficult.

Severe suffering, difficulty, or bad luck.

A group of elected people who have the power to make or change laws.

A group or class of people or things that share a common feature; a type.

A particular attitude, perspective, or way of considering a matter.

To accept something as true without checking or having proof.

To be well-informed about a specific subject or current events.

To contribute money, time, or help to a joint cause or project.

To meet or find someone or something by chance.

To suggest or think of an idea, plan, or solution.

To give special importance or attention to something when speaking or writing.

To publicly or officially support a person, statement, or product.

To stop a person from speaking or stop an action from continuing.

To prepare and print a book, journal, or article for public sale.

To explain or communicate an idea clearly so people understand it.

To disagree strongly with a plan, law, or person and try to stop them.

To officially give up a job, position, or office.

To emphasize or highlight a specific point or fact because it is vital.

To pay money regularly to receive a magazine, newspaper, or digital service.

To invent or create an excuse, idea, or plan using your imagination.

To be officially accused of a crime or given a specific duty.

Based on real facts rather than personal feelings or opinions.

Unusual, surprising, difficult to understand, or odd.

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ALC BK 26 L2

BK 26 L2 Vocabluary

Term	Definition
amusement	The feeling of being entertained or finding something funny.
author	A person who writes a book, article, or story.
cartoon	A funny drawing, animation, or comic strip.
chapter	A main division or section of a book.
column	A regular newspaper or magazine article written by a specific writer.
editor	A person who prepares and corrects text or film before it is published.
editorial	An article expressing the official opinion of a newspaper or editors.
emphasis	Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.
governor	The elected leader or official head of a state or region.
handicap	A condition or disadvantage that makes progress or success difficult.
hardship	Severe suffering, difficulty, or bad luck.
legislature	A group of elected people who have the power to make or change laws.
sort	A group or class of people or things that share a common feature; a type.
viewpoint	A particular attitude, perspective, or way of considering a matter.
assume	To accept something as true without checking or having proof.
be up on	To be well-informed about a specific subject or current events.
chip in	To contribute money, time, or help to a joint cause or project.
come across	To meet or find someone or something by chance.
come up with	To suggest or think of an idea, plan, or solution.
emphasize	To give special importance or attention to something when speaking or writing.
endorse	To publicly or officially support a person, statement, or product.
interrupt	To stop a person from speaking or stop an action from continuing.
publish	To prepare and print a book, journal, or article for public sale.
put across	To explain or communicate an idea clearly so people understand it.
oppose	To disagree strongly with a plan, law, or person and try to stop them.
resign	To officially give up a job, position, or office.
stress	To emphasize or highlight a specific point or fact because it is vital.
subscribe	To pay money regularly to receive a magazine, newspaper, or digital service.
think up	To invent or create an excuse, idea, or plan using your imagination.
be charged with	To be officially accused of a crime or given a specific duty.
objective	Based on real facts rather than personal feelings or opinions.
strange	Unusual, surprising, difficult to understand, or odd.

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