Classroom & Education Word Search
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Sample words: AGE, ART, EDU, FEE, GED, GPA, GYM, JOB, PROM, READ, TAPE, UNIT, PUPIL, TUTOR, VALUE, YOUTH.
Classroom & Education word list, defined
- AGE /eɪdʒ/ · noun, verb
- The length of time that a person or thing has existed; a particular period of history. As a verb, to grow old or cause something to grow old. Related: era, period, epoch, lifetime.
- ART /ɑːrt/ · noun
- The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. It also refers to the various branches of creative activity collectively, as well as to subjects of study concerned with human culture. Related: craft, skill, creativity, artistry.
- FEE /fiː/ · noun
- A payment made for professional services, admission, or a privilege; more broadly, a fixed charge for work or a right. Related: charge, payment, payment for services, remuneration.
- GED /ˌdʒiː ˈiː ˈdiː/ · noun
- The General Educational Development credential, a high-school equivalency qualification in the United States obtained by passing standardized tests. The term may refer either to the tests themselves or to the certificate or diploma awarded after successful completion. Related: General Educational Development certificate, equivalency certificate, high-school equivalency credential.
- GYM /dʒɪm/ · noun
- A gymnasium: a room, building or club equipped for physical exercise and training. It is also the school subject or class in which students do physical exercise. Related: gymnasium, fitness centre, health club, workout room.
- JOB /dʒɒb/ (British); /dʒɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, a piece of paid work, a position or occupation, or a task that must be completed. As a verb, to employ someone in a job, or to undertake work for payment. Related: occupation, position, employment, role.
- PROM /prɒm/ (British); /prɑːm/ (American) · noun
- An informal word for a promise, especially a promise to do something or to give or provide something. In British English, it is also used for a formal dance attended by students after finishing secondary school or university. Related: promise, pledge, vow, commitment.
- READ /riːd/ (present tense); /rɛd/ (past tense and past participle) · verb
- To perceive and understand the meaning of written or printed words. It can also mean to pronounce text aloud, interpret signs or circumstances, or consult a document for information. Related: peruse, review, scan, interpret.
- TAPE /teɪp/ · noun; verb
- A narrow strip of material, especially adhesive tape, used to fasten or repair something; a thin flexible recording medium carrying sound, images, or data; or a graduated strip used for measuring. As a verb, tape means to attach something with tape, to record sound or video, or to measure with a measuring tape. Related: adhesive strip, strip, measuring tape, recording medium.
- UNIT /ˈjuːnɪt/ · noun, verb
- A single person, thing, or quantity regarded as an independent entity; also, a group or division forming part of a larger whole. In technical contexts, a unit may be a standard of measurement, a modular component, or a mathematical element. Related: component, piece, module, element.
- PUPIL /ˈpjuːpəl/ · noun
- A pupil is a person, especially a child or young person, who is taught by a teacher or who learns a subject at school. The word can also refer to the opening in the centre of the iris of the eye, through which light enters the eye. Related: student, schoolchild, learner, schoolgirl.
- TUTOR /ˈtuːtər/ (British); /ˈtuːtɚ/ (American) · noun and verb
- A tutor is a person who teaches or gives instruction to another person, especially through private lessons or in small groups. At some universities, a tutor is an academic who supervises students and reviews their work. Related: teacher, instructor, coach, mentor.
- VALUE /ˈvæljuː/ · noun and verb
- Value means the importance, usefulness, or worth of something; it can also refer to the monetary worth assigned to a person, object, service, or idea. As a verb, it means to regard something as important or worthwhile, or to estimate its worth. Related: worth, importance, significance, merit.
- YOUTH /juːθ/ · noun
- Youth is the period of life when a person is young, especially the period between childhood and adulthood. It can also refer collectively to young people or, in literary and archaic usage, to a young man or boy. Related: adolescence, young people, youngsters, adolescents.
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