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LL 2 Unit 1 Test

TermDefinition
illustrator artist who draws or creates pictures to go with written words, stories, or ideas
park ranger a person who protects, cares for, and manages a public park, forest, or nature reserve
guidance counselor a professional working in a school who helps students with their schoolwork, personal issues, and future career or college plans
landscape designer a professional who plans and creates attractive, useful outdoor spaces like home gardens and yards
marketing manager a business professional who plans and leads programs to promote a company's products or services, build brand awareness, and attract customers
podcast a recorded digital audio program you can download or stream on the internet to listen to anytime
host The person who narrates the podcast. They interview guests and ask questions.
interviewee The guest of a podcast. They answer the questions asked by the host
audience The listeners of a podcast
artist’s statement a short, written description that explains what an artist makes and why they make it
The five components of an artist statement background information about the art or artist, family history or world history, thoughts and feelings, descriptions of the work, and an explanation
colleagues people you work with
endangered a species with dangerously low number of animals
factor things that influence a result
impacting having an effect on, affecting
innate always present from birth
claim What the author is arguing for
counterclaim States the opposite point of view
evidence Text that supports the claim, can be statistics or facts
point of view opinion
statistic numbers, data
design a plan or blueprint for making something with a specific purpose, combining both function and appearance
formula mathematical rules
grid even squares on a flat surface
sequence in math, an ordered list of events or objects
spiral curve that starts in the center and moves outward
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