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UNIT 6 VOCABULARY
Establish, v.
Create, set something up to use
Establishes/ established/ establishing, establishment(n)
Hamilton High School was established in 1999.
Generation, n.
A group of people who are born and live around the same time
Generations My generation
grew up during the 80’s.
Judgment, n.
Ability to use what you know to make a decision, evaluation
To judge/judges/judged/judging, judge(n)
My mom’s final judgment was that I couldn’t go out with my friends.
Mature, adj.
Someone who acts grown up
Maturely (adv), to mature/matures/matured/maturing, immature
The mature teenager chose not to stay out past curfew.
Participate, v.
To take part, share, to do
Participates/ participated/ participating, participant (n), participation
It is important for students to participate in class.
Politics, n.
The government and what people think about it
Political It is not good to
talk about politics on a first date.
Qualified, adj.
Well trained or prepared for a job, skilled, or experienced
To qualify/qualifies/ qualified/qualifying, unqualified
I want a qualified dentist to fix my teeth.
Vote, v.
To make a choice in an election
Votes/voted/voting, vote (n)
I voted for Obama for President last November.
Accountable, adj.
Responsible for something
Accountably, to account/ accounts/accounted/ accounting
I am accountable for helping my students learn English.
Authority, n
Power over others, control
Authorities, authorize, authoritarian
The principal has the authority to expel students from the school.
Discrimination, n.
Treating people unfairly because of how they look or believe in
To discriminate/ discriminates/ discriminated/ discriminating, discriminately
Discrimination should never be acceptable in the classroom.
Impose, v.
Setting rules, establishing rules and regulations
To impose/imposes/ imposed/ imposing, imposer
Teachers need to impose rules in their classroom to help with teaching.
Neglect, n.
To ignore, lack of care and attention
To neglect/neglects/ neglected/ neglecting
Brain cells will die from neglect if you never use them!
Prohibit, v.
To keep people from doing something, prevent, not allow
Prohibits/ prohibited/ prohibiting, prohibitory, prohibition
A dress code prohibits students from wearing inappropriate clothing to school.
Restriction, n.
Something that limits activity
Restrictions, to restrict/ restricts/ restricted/ restricting
Teenagers should have restrictions on how late they can stay out at night.
Violate, v.
To break, go against or ruin
Violates/ violated/ violating, violation
If you violate the school rules you will be expelled.
Afford, v.
To have enough money
Affords/afforded, affording, affordable, affordably
In order to afford a new phone, I saved for 2 months.
Dropout, n.
Someone who leaves/ quits school before graduating
Drop out (v) If you are a
dropout, it will be very difficult to find a good paying job.
Experience, n.
Something you have done or skills you have practiced
Experiences, Experience (verb), experienced (adj.)
Experience is important if you want to make more money in a career.
Income, n.
The money you earn, salary
If you don’t have a job or work, you don’t have an income.
An income is important if you want to be independent!
Independent, adj. To be on your own,
not dependent Independently(adv)
, dependent, independence (n)
When I got my first teaching job I was independent from my parents completely.
Position, n.
A specific job, role Positions What position do
you want for your future career?
Reality, n.
Everything that is real or factual, opposite of fantasy
Realities, to realize (v)
It is important for high school seniors to face reality after graduation.
Reckless, adj. To take foolish
risks, careless Recklessly (adv.) Dropping out of
school is reckless, because your future will now become more difficult.