Academic Vocabulary Toolkit 1: Kate Kinsella

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accurate
exact, correct
adequate
enough of something to fill a need
advantage
a positive quality or benefit
analysis
an examination of something in order to understand it
analyze
to examine something in order to understand it
appropriate
suitable or correct for a situation
argue
to disagree or fight
argument
a fight or disagreement
assume
to think that something is probably true
assumption
a belief about something that is not always true
awareknowing or noticing somethingbeneficialgood or helpfulbenefita positive result that you get from somethingcause (noun)the reason why something happenscause (verb)to make something happenchallenge ( noun)a difficult task that requires a lot of effortchallenging ( adjective)difficult or requiring a lot of effortcharacter ( noun)a person in a story, movie, or playcharacteristic ( noun)a quality or feature of a person or thingcompare ( verb)to look at what is the same and what is different between two thingscomparison ( noun)a study of the way that two things are the same and differentconclude ( verb)to finishconclusion ( noun)the end of somethingconsequence ( noun)the result of something that happensconsequently ( adverb)as a result of something