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Botanist (boh-tuh-nist)
Definition: A plant scientist.
Example: "She's a renowned botanist."
2. Catalyst (kat-uh-list)
Definition: A substance speeding up reactions.
Example: "The catalyst increased the reaction rate."
3. Cellulate (sel-uh-layt)
Definition: Relating to cells.
Example: "The cellular structure was studied."
4. Climatic (klih-mat-ik)
Definition: Relating to climate.
Example: "The climatic conditions affected crops."
5. Conducts (kahn-duh-kt)
Definition: Leads or directs.
Example: "The scientist conducts experiments."
6. Diffusion (dif-yoo-zhuhn)
Definition: Spreading of particles.
Example: "Diffusion occurs in gases."
7. Ecosystem (ee-koh-sis-tuhm)
Definition: A community of living things.
Example: "The forest is a delicate ecosystem."
8. Elements (el-uh-muhnt)
Definition: Basic substances.
Example: "Hydrogen and oxygen are elements."
9. Ferments (fur-muhnt)
Definition: Breaks down organic matter.
Example: "Yeast ferments sugar."
10. Geological (jee-uh-loj-i-kuhl)
Definition: Relating to Earth's structure.
Example: "Geological surveys map the Earth."
11. Habitat (hab-uh-tat)
Definition: Natural environment.
Example: "Polar bears live in Arctic habitats."
12. Hypothesis (hi-poth-uh-sis)
Definition: A proposed explanation.
Example: "The scientist tested the hypothesis."
13. Insulate (in-suh-layt)
Definition: To reduce heat transfer.
Example: "Insulation keeps homes warm."
14. Microscope (my-kruh-skohp)
Definition: An instrument for viewing small objects.
Example: "The microscope revealed cellular details."
15. Mineralog (min-uh-ruh-luh-jee)
Definition: Study of minerals.
Example: "The mineralogist examined the rock."
16. Mitosis (my-toh-sis)
Definition: Cell division.
Example: "Mitosis occurs in growing tissues."
17. Nutrients (noo-tree-uhnt)
Definition: Substances promoting growth.
Example: "Plants require essential nutrients."
18. Oscillate (os-uh-layt)
Definition: To vibrate or swing.
Example: "The pendulum oscillates."
19. Photosyn (foh-tuh-sin)
Definition: Relating to photosynthesis.
Example: "Photosynthetic plants produce oxygen."
20. Radiates (ray-dee-ayt)
Definition: Emits energy.
Example: "The sun radiates heat."
21. Reactions (ree-ak-shuhn)
Definition: Chemical changes.
Example: "Chemical reactions occur slowly."
22. Sediment (suhj-uh-muhnt)
Definition: Settled particles.
Example: "Sediment collects at the riverbed."
23. Spectrums (spek-truhm)
Definition: Ranges of colors or radiation.
Example: "The spectrums of light were studied."
24. Tissues (tish-ooz)
Definition: Groups of similar cells.
Example: "Human bodies are composed of tissues."
25. Vascular (vas-kyoo-lar)
Definition: Relating to blood vessels.
Example: "Vascular plants have xylem."
26. Vegetation (vuh-jee-tay-shuhn)
Definition: Plant life.
Example: "The forest is dense vegetation."
27. Weathered (weh-thurd)
Definition: Affected by weather.
Example: "The weathered rock was eroded."
28. Xylophone (zy-loh-fone)
Definition: A musical instrument.
Example: "The xylophone produces a clear sound."
29. Chromatin (kroh-muh-tin)
Definition: Complex of DNA and proteins.
Example: "Chromatin makes up chromosomes."
30. Ecologist (ee-kol-uh-jist)
Definition: A scientist studying ecosystems.
Example: "The ecologist researched the forest ecosystem."
Here are 30 additional literature words with definitions, simple sentences, and pronunciation guides:
_Literature Words_
1. Alliteration (uh-LIT-uh-rey-shun)
Definition: Repetition of initial consonant sounds.
Example: "The poet used alliteration in the verse."
2. Analogy (uh-NAL-uh-jee)
Definition: Comparison between unlike things.
Example: "The analogy helped explain the complex concept."
3. Antagonist (an-TAG-uh-nist)
Definition: The opposing character in a story.
Example: "The antagonist's motives were unclear."
4. Catharsis (kuh-THAR-sis)
Definition: Emotional purging or release.
Example: "The tragedy provided catharsis for the audience."
5. Characterization (kair-uh-kuh-ri-ZAY-shun)
Definition: Creating character traits.
Example: "The author's characterization was vivid."
6. Chronology (kron-OL-uh-jee)
Definition: The order of events in time.
Example: "The story's chronology was confusing."
7. Dialogue (DYE-uh-log)
Definition: Conversation between characters.
Example: "The dialogue revealed the characters' relationships."
8. Epiphany (uh-PIH-fuh-nee)
Definition: A sudden realization or insight.
Example: "The protagonist had an epiphany."
9. Genre (ZHON-ruh)
Definition: A category or type of literature.
Example: "Science fiction is a popular genre."
10. Hyperbole (hy-pur-BOH-lee)
Definition: Exaggeration for emphasis.
Example: "He used hyperbole to describe his hunger."
11. Irony (AY-ruh-nee)
Definition: Contrast between expectation and reality.
Example: "The story's ending was ironic."
12. Juxtaposition (JUK-stuh-puh-ZISH-un)
Definition: Placing contrasting elements together.
Example: "The poet used juxtaposition."
13. Motif (moh-TEEF)
Definition: A recurring theme or symbol.
Example: "The novel's motif was love."
14. Narrator (NAR-uh-tur)
Definition: The storyteller.
Example: "The narrator was unreliable."
15. Onomatopoeia (on-uh-MAT-uh-PEE-uh)
Definition: Words imitating sounds.
Example: "The comic book used onomatopoeia."
16. Oxymoron (oks-ee-MOR-on)
Definition: Combining contradictory terms.
Example: "The phrase 'jumbo shrimp' is an oxymoron."
17. Paradox (PAR-uh-doks)
Definition: A contradictory statement.
Example: "The paradox puzzled the philosopher."
18. Plot (PLOT)
Definition: The sequence of events.
Example: "The plot twist surprised readers."
19. Point of view (POYNT UV VYOO)
Definition: The narrator's perspective.
Example: "The story was told from multiple points of view."
20. Prose (PROHZ)
Definition: Written language without meter.
Example: "The author's prose was elegant."
21. Rhyme (RYM)
Definition: Repetition of similar sounds.
Example: "The poem used rhyme."
22. Setting (SET-ing)
Definition: The time and place of a story.
Example: "The setting influenced the characters."
23. Simile (SIM-uh-lee)
Definition: Comparison using "like" or "as."
Example: "He ran like a cheetah."
24. Symbolism (SIM-buh-liz-uhm)
Definition: Using objects to represent ideas.
Example: "The novel used symbolism."
25. Tone (TOHN)
Definition: The author's attitude.
Example: "The tone of the essay was persuasive."
26. Tragedy (TRAJ-uh-dee)
Definition: A story with an unhappy ending.
Example: "The play was a tragedy."
27. Verisimilitude (vair-uh-suh-MIL-ih-tude)
Definition: Realistic representation.
Example: "The novel's verisimilitude immersed readers."
28. Villain (VIL-uhn)
Definition: The antagonist or evil character.
Example: "The villain's motives were complex."
29. Syntax (SIN-taks)
Definition: Sentence structure.
Example: "The poet's syntax was innovative."
30. Theme (THEEM)
Definition: The underlying idea or message.
Example: "The story's theme was redemption."
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Here are definitions, simple sentences, and pronunciation guides for the 30 words:
*Literature Words*
1. Odyssey (OH-suh-see)
Definition: A long, epic journey.
Example: "Homer's Odyssey tells the story of Odysseus' travels."
2. Protagonist (pro-TAG-uh-nist)
Definition: The main character in a story.
Example: "The protagonist of the novel overcame many challenges."
3. Narrative (NAR-uh-tiv)
Definition: A story or account of events.
Example: "The narrative of the film unfolded slowly."
4. Allegory (AL-uh-goh-ree)
Definition: A symbolic representation.
Example: "The allegory in the painting represented hope."
5. Theme (THEEM)
Definition: The underlying idea or message.
Example: "The theme of the story was friendship."
6. Foreshadow (FOH-shad-oh)
Definition: To hint at events to come.
Example: "The author foreshadowed the ending."
7. Imagery (IH-muh-jree)
Definition: Vivid descriptions of people, places, or things.
Example: "The poem used imagery to describe nature."
8. Metaphor (MET-uh-for)
Definition: A comparison without "like" or "as."
Example: "He was a shining light in the darkness."
9. Personification (pur-suh-nuh-fih-KAY-shun)
Definition: Attributing human qualities to non-human entities.
Example: "The sun smiled down on us."
10. Satire (SAY-tire)
Definition: Humorous criticism or irony.
Example: "The comedy show used satire to comment on politics."
*Vocabulary Words*
11. Vibrant (VY-bruhnt)
Definition: Full of energy and life.
Example: "The vibrant colors of the painting stood out."
12. Nimble (NIM-bul)
Definition: Quick and agile.
Example: "The nimble athlete dodged opponents."
13. Precise (prih-SYZ)
Definition: Exact and accurate.
Example: "The precise instructions helped her assemble the furniture."
14. Resilient (ri-ZIL-ee-ent)
Definition: Able to withstand challenges.
Example: "She was resilient in the face of adversity."
15. Serendipity (ser-uhn-dip-uh-tee)
Definition: Finding something valuable unexpectedly.
Example: "He discovered a rare book by serendipity."
16. Tenacious (tuh-NAY-shus)
Definition: Holding firmly to a goal.
Example: "The tenacious athlete never gave up."
17. Ubiquitous (yoo-BIK-wi-tus)
Definition: Present everywhere.
Example: "Smartphones are ubiquitous today."
18. Vivacious (vih-VAY-shus)
Definition: Full of life and enthusiasm.
Example: "The vivacious host made the party enjoyable."
19. Wistful (WIST-ful)
Definition: Feeling a mix of sadness and longing.
Example: "She felt wistful thinking about her childhood."
20. Celebrate (SEL-uh-brayt)
Definition: To honor or commemorate.
Example: "We celebrated her birthday with cake."
21. Vacation (vay-KAY-shun)
Definition: A period of rest or recreation.
Example: "I'm looking forward to my vacation."
22. Authorize (AW-thuh-rize)
Definition: To give official permission.
Example: "She authorized the transaction."
23. Criterion (kry-TEER-ee-on)
Definition: A standard or benchmark.
Example: "The criterion for admission was high."
24. Dilemma (dih-LEH-muh)
Definition: A difficult decision.
Example: "He faced a dilemma choosing between two jobs."
25. Eloquent (EL-uh-kwent)
Definition: Fluent and persuasive.
Example: "The eloquent speaker convinced the audience."
26. Exuberant (eks-YOO-buh-runt)
Definition: Full of enthusiasm and energy.
Example: "The exuberant crowd cheered."
27. Fluent (FLOO-ent)
Definition: Smooth and effortless.
Example: "She spoke fluent French."
28. Harmony (HAR-muh-nee)
Definition: A state of peacefulness.
Example: "The music created harmony."
29. Inspire (in-SPY-ruh)
Definition: To stimulate creativity.
Example: "The beautiful view inspired her."
30. Journey (JUR-nee)
Definition: A long, often difficult process.
Example: "Life is a journey, not a destination."
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Here are 30 Junior High Computing words for a spelling bee competition:
1. Algorithm (AL-guh-rith-uhm)
Definition: Step-by-step problem-solving procedure.
Example: "The algorithm sorted data efficiently."
2. Browser (BROH-zur)
Definition: Software for accessing the internet.
Example: "She opened the browser."
3. Byte (BYT)
Definition: Unit of digital information.
Example: "The file size was measured in bytes."
4. Cloud (KLOUD)
Definition: Remote online data storage.
Example: "He stored files in the cloud."
5. Compiler (KUM-pahy-lur)
Definition: Software translating code.
Example: "The compiler optimized the program."
6. Database (DAY-tuh-bayz)
Definition: Organized data storage.
Example: "The database managed customer info."
7. Debug (dee-BUG)
Definition: To identify and fix errors.
Example: "She debugged the code."
8. Domain (DOH-mayn)
Definition: Unique website address.
Example: "The company registered its domain."
9. Encryption (en-KRIP-shun)
Definition: Secure data protection method.
Example: "Encryption safeguarded sensitive data."
10. Firewall (FY-ur-wahl)
Definition: Network security system.
Example: "The firewall blocked malicious traffic."
11. Graphics (GRAF-iks)
Definition: Visual representations.
Example: "The graphics card enhanced gaming."
12. Hacker (HAK-ur)
Definition: Unauthorized system access.
Example: "The hacker breached security."
13. Hardware (HARD-wair)
Definition: Physical computer components.
Example: "The hardware included a processor."
14. Hyperlink (HY-pur-LINK)
Definition: Connected digital link.
Example: "The hyperlink directed to the website."
15. Interface (IN-tur-fays)
Definition: Interaction between systems.
Example: "The interface simplified navigation."
16. Internet (IN-tur-net)
Definition: Global network of computers.
Example: "She accessed the internet."
17. Keyword (KEY-wurd)
Definition: Important search term.
Example: "The keyword optimized the search."
18. Malware (MAL-wair)
Definition: Harmful software.
Example: "Malware infected the computer."
19. Network (NET-wurk)
Definition: Interconnected devices.
Example: "The network enabled communication."
20. Pixel (PIK-sel)
Definition: Digital image unit.
Example: "The image displayed millions of pixels."
21. Processor (PRah-seh-sur)
Definition: Computer's processing unit.
Example: "The processor executed instructions."
22. Program (PROH-gram)
Definition: Set of instructions.
Example: "He wrote a program."
23. Server (SUR-vur)
Definition: Computer providing services.
Example: "The server hosted websites."
24. Software (SAHFT-wair)
Definition: Programs and operating systems.
Example: "She installed software."
25. Virus (VY-rus)
Definition: Harmful computer code.
Example: "The virus compromised system security."
26. Website (WEB-syt)
Definition: Online information platform.
Example: "The company launched its website."
27. Wireless (WAY-ur-lus)
Definition: Connection without cables.
Example: "The wireless network enabled mobility."
28. Application (ap-li-KAY-shun)
Definition: Software for specific tasks.
Example: "The application streamlined workflows."
29. Certificate (sur-tih-FIK-it)
Definition: Digital verification.
Example: "The certificate secured online transactions."
30. Cybersecurity (SY-ber-seh-KYOO-ri-tee)
Definition: Protection against digital threats.
Example: "Cybersecurity measures safeguarded data."
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