An imaginary line through the center of an object around which it spins or rotates.

A unit of measurement for angles or temperature.

A clear difference or disagreement between facts or numbers that should be the same.

The imaginary line drawn around the middle of the Earth, separating north and south.

The study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and human populations.

The distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees.

The distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees.

The total amount of physical matter that an object contains.

A specific length or block of time in history or during an activity.

Either of the two points at the very top or bottom of the Earth (North or South).

An area or region set aside for a specific purpose or distinguished by a feature.

To question the truth or statement of someone, or to invite someone to a competition.

To depend or rely on someone or something with confidence.

To completely ignore something or treat it as unimportant.

To think that someone or something is inferior, low status, or not worthy of respect.

To respect and admire someone deeply, often as a role model.

To speak to someone sharply and officially because they made a serious mistake.

To move in a circular path around a central object or point.

To stop fighting or resisting an enemy or difficulty and officially give up.

To reply in a rude, disrespectful way to someone in authority.

To find a solution to a problem, or to calculate an amount through reasoning.

Separately or individually during a single continuous period (e.g., two at a time).

Too many to be collected or counted; a very large number.

Not real; existing only in the mind or as a conceptual idea.

Lower in rank, quality, value, or status compared to something else.

Separated from other places, buildings, or people; completely alone.

Done in place of, as a representative of, or for the benefit of someone else.

Happening or appearing at regular intervals over a long block of time.

Making no sound at all; completely quiet.

Ready, eager, or prepared to do something without being forced.

The contraction for 'will not', used to express a refusal to do something in the present or future.

The contraction for 'would not', used to express a past refusal or a conditional negative.

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ALC BK 27 L1

BK 27 L1 Vocabulary

Term	Definition
axis	An imaginary line through the center of an object around which it spins or rotates.
degree	A unit of measurement for angles or temperature.
discrepancy	A clear difference or disagreement between facts or numbers that should be the same.
equator	The imaginary line drawn around the middle of the Earth, separating north and south.
geography	The study of the Earth's physical features, climate, and human populations.
latitude	The distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees.
longitude	The distance east or west of the prime meridian, measured in degrees.
mass	The total amount of physical matter that an object contains.
period	A specific length or block of time in history or during an activity.
pole	Either of the two points at the very top or bottom of the Earth (North or South).
zone	An area or region set aside for a specific purpose or distinguished by a feature.
challenge	To question the truth or statement of someone, or to invite someone to a competition.
count on	To depend or rely on someone or something with confidence.
disregard	To completely ignore something or treat it as unimportant.
look down on	To think that someone or something is inferior, low status, or not worthy of respect.
look up to	To respect and admire someone deeply, often as a role model.
reprimand	To speak to someone sharply and officially because they made a serious mistake.
revolve	To move in a circular path around a central object or point.
surrender	To stop fighting or resisting an enemy or difficulty and officially give up.
talk back (to)	To reply in a rude, disrespectful way to someone in authority.
work out	To find a solution to a problem, or to calculate an amount through reasoning.
at a time	Separately or individually during a single continuous period (e.g., two at a time).
countless	Too many to be collected or counted; a very large number.
imaginary	Not real; existing only in the mind or as a conceptual idea.
inferior	Lower in rank, quality, value, or status compared to something else.
isolated	Separated from other places, buildings, or people; completely alone.
on behalf of	Done in place of, as a representative of, or for the benefit of someone else.
periodic	Happening or appearing at regular intervals over a long block of time.
silent	Making no sound at all; completely quiet.
willing	Ready, eager, or prepared to do something without being forced.
won’t	The contraction for 'will not', used to express a refusal to do something in the present or future.
wouldn’t	The contraction for 'would not', used to express a past refusal or a conditional negative.

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