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NORTON UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

SUBJECT: CORE ENGLISH 2B

ASSIGNMENT: MULTI-ACTIVITY
SUBMITTED BY:
1. Hean Panharith
2. Deun Siden
3. Kry Thanak
4. Seng Sophanit

SUBMITTED TO:
Mr EANG BORA

Academic Year: 2014-2015

Year 1, Semester 1, Batch 20, Group M12

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Assignment
I- Modal Verbs
1, Form of Modal Verbs
+ Positive

Sub + can/may/might/could/should/will/would/must + base form verb+

Example:
I can run 10 miles.
Students can pre-enroll in classes.
She could be busy.
You could try going this way.
The instructor may come to class late today.
The instructor might come to class late today.
You should try the new restaurant downtown.
I must call my parent tonight.
The federal government will provide assistance to the hurricane victims.
When I lived in LA, I would go to the beach every day.
+Negative

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Sub + can/may/might/could/should/will/would/must + not + base form verb+

Example:
I cannot run 10 miles.
Students cannot pre-enroll in classes.
She could not be busy.
You couldnt try going this way.
The instructor may not come to class late today.
The instructor might not come to class late today.
You shouldnt try the new restaurant downtown.
I mustnt call my parent tonight.
The federal government will not provide assistance to the hurricane victims.
When I lived in LA, I wouldnt go to the beach every day.
+Question

Can/May/Might/Could/Should/Will/Would/Must +Sub + base form verb+ ..?

Example:
Can you run 10 miles?
Can students pre-enroll in classes?
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Could she be busy?
Could you try going this way?
May the instructor come to class late today?
Might the instructor come to class late today?
Should I try the new restaurant downtown?
Must I call my parent tonight?
Will the federal government provide assistance to the hurricane victims?
When I lived in LA, would I go to the beach every day?

2, Usage
+We use can to talk about what is possible, what we are able or free to do.
Example:
She can drive a car.
John can speak Spanish.
I cannot hear you. (I can't hear you.)
Can you hear me?
+ We use could to talk about what was possible in the past, what we were able to do.
Example:
I could swim when I was 5 years old.
My grandmother could speak seven languages.
When we arrived home, we could not open the door. (...couldn't open the door.)
Could you understand what he was saying?
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+ In general, have to expresses impersonal obligation. The subject of have to is obliged
or forced to act by a separate, external power (for example, the Law or school rules). Have to is
objective.
Example:
In France, you have to drive on the right.
In England, most schoolchildren have to wear a uniform.
John has to wear a tie at work.
+ In general, must express personal obligation. Must expresses what the speaker thinks is
necessary. Must is subjective.
Example:
I must stop smoking.
You must visit us soon.
He must work harder.
+We use will to talking about future possibility.
Example:
I will join your party.
They will love our present.
+We use should to make advice.
Example:
You should go to bed early.
We should buy those clothes for the winter.

3, Exercise
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i. Put in 'can', 'can't', 'could' or 'couldn't'. If none of these is possible use 'be able to' in the correct
tense.
1. _________________ you swim when you were 10?
2. We _________________ get to the meeting on time yesterday because the train was delayed
by one hour.
3. He _________________ arrive at the party on time, even after missing the train, so he was
very pleased.
4. Hes amazing, he _________________ speak 5 languages including Chinese.
5. I _________________ drive a car until I was 34, then I moved to the countryside so I had to
learn.
6. I looked everywhere for my glasses but I _________________ find them anywhere.
7. I searched for your house for ages, luckily I _________________ find it in the end.
8. Shes 7 years old but she _________________ read yet her parents are getting her extra
lessons.
9. I read the book three times but I _________________ understand it.
10. James _________________ speak Japanese when he lived in Japan, but hes forgotten most
of it now.
11. I _________________ understand the chapter we had to read for homework. It was so
difficult.
12. I _________________ lift this box its too heavy! Would you help me?
13. Lucy _________________ make it to our meeting after all. Shes stuck in traffic at the
moment.
14. John _________________ play tennis really well. Hes champion of his club.

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15. Unfortunately, I really _________________ sing at all! No-one in my family is musical
either.
16. When the car broke down I was really pleased because I _________________ solve the
problem.
17. Julian _________________ play excellent golf when he was only ten.
18. My grandmother _________________ use a computer until last month. Since then, shes
been taking lessons at the library.
19. I _________________ open this window. I think its stuck!
20. Gill _________________ play the piano. Shes never studied it.
ii, Put in mustnt or dont / doesnt have to:
1. We have a lot of work tomorrow. You _______________ be late.
2. You _______________ tell anyone what I just told you. Its a secret.
3. The museum is free. You _______________ pay to get in.
4. Children _______________ tell lies. Its very naughty.
5. Johns a millionaire. He _______________ go to work.
6. I _______________ do my washing, because my mother does it for me.
7. We _______________ rush. Weve got plenty of time.
8. You _______________ smoke inside the school.
9. You can borrow my new dress but you _______________ get it dirty.
10. We _______________ miss the train, its the last one tonight.
11. She _______________ do this work today, because she can do it tomorrow.
12. I _______________ clean the floor today because I cleaned it yesterday.
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13. We _______________ forget to lock all the doors before we leave.
14. We _______________ stay in a hotel in London, we can stay with my brother.
15. I _______________ spend too much money today. Ive only got a little left.
16. They _______________ get up early today, because its Sunday.
17. I _______________ eat too much cake, or Ill get fat!
18. We _______________ be late for the exam.
19. You _______________ tidy up now. Ill do it later.
20. He _______________ cook tonight because hes going to a restaurant.
Answers:
1. Could you swim when you were 10?
2. We couldnt get to the meeting on time yesterday because the train was delayed by one hour.
3. He was able to arrive at the party on time, even after missing the train, so he was very
pleased.
4. Hes amazing; he can speak 5 languages including Chinese.
5. I couldnt drive a car until I was 34, then I moved to the countryside so I had to learn.
6. I looked everywhere for my glasses but I couldnt find them anywhere.
7. I searched for your house for ages; luckily I was able to find it in the end.
8. Shes 7 years old but she cant read yet her parents are getting her extra lessons.
9. I read the book three times but I couldnt understand it.
10. James could speak Japanese when he lived in Japan, but hes forgotten most of it now.
11. I couldnt understand the chapter we had to read for homework. It was so difficult.

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12. I cant lift this box its too heavy! Would you help me?
13. Lucy cant make it to our meeting after all. Shes stuck in traffic at the moment.
14. John can play tennis really well. Hes champion of his club.
15. Unfortunately, I really cant sing at all! No-one in my family is musical either.
16. When the car broke down I was really pleased because I was able to solve the problem.
17. Julian could play excellent golf when he was only ten.
18. My grandmother couldnt use a computer until last month. Since then, shes been taking
lessons at the library.
19. I cant open this window. I think its stuck!
20. Gill cant play the piano. Shes never studied it.
Answers:
1. We have a lot of work tomorrow. You mustnt be late.
2. You mustnt tell anyone what I just told you. Its a secret.
3. The museum is free. You dont have to pay to get in.
4. Children mustnt tell lies. Its very naughty.
5. Johns a millionaire. He doesnt have to go to work.
6. I dont have to do my washing, because my mother does it for me.
7. We dont have to rush. Weve got plenty of time.
8. You mustnt smoke inside the school.
9. You can borrow my new dress but you mustnt get it dirty.
10. We mustnt miss the train; its the last one tonight.

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11. She doesnt have to do this work today, because she can do it tomorrow.
12. I dont have to clean the floor today because I cleaned it yesterday.
13. We mustnt forget to lock all the doors before we leave.
14. We dont have to stay in a hotel in London; we can stay with my brother.
15. I mustnt spend too much money today. Ive only got a little left.
16. They dont have to get up early today, because its Sunday.
17. I mustnt eat too much cake, or Ill get fat!
18. We mustnt be late for the exam.
19. You tidy up now. Ill do it later.
20. He doesnt have to cook tonight because hes going to a restaurant.

II- Local News and International News

Military Police Arrest 13 Men over Lottery Racket in Takeo
Military police raided a rental house in Takeo provinces Donkeo City on Tuesday afternoon and
arrested 13 men as they drank coffee and played the lottery for their suspected involvement in
the sale and purchase of illegal lottery tickets, officials said Wednesday.
Accompanied by deputy provincial court prosecutor Chey Rithy, the military police swooped in
on the residence in Roka Krao commune at about 4 p.m., said provincial military police
commander La Lay, who led the raid.
We arrested 13 men. Some of them were drinking coffee, others werefilling out the tickets,
but the lottery organizers were not there, as they had run away, he said.
Brigadier General Lay said military police were unable to distinguish those filling out the illegal
tickets from those simply enjoying a cup of coffee, so officers arrested them alland would let
the court decide who was who.

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Though none of the suspects is likely to face serious punishment, Brig. Gen. Lay said, it is
necessary to come down hard on small-scale, unlicensed lottery operations, as they constitute a
form of illegal gambling.
The suspects will be sent to the provincial court for questioning today, he added.
[T]he law states that [unlicensed] lotteries are illegal, said Mr. Rithy, the deputy prosecutor. If
this was a major lottery, they might have been able to get permission from the government [to
sell tickets].
Chhay Mony, deputy chief of Roka Krao village, where the house was located, said Wednesday
that despite the 13 arrests Tuesday, at least two lottery organizers in the area remain free, and
would set up shop again soon.
Oh, there are a lot of lottery organizers, but the police and military police do notarrest them
because they receive money from them, he said.
BY SEK ODOM | NOVEMBER 27, 2014
Monks arrested in Thailand
Nineteen Cambodian monks were arrested and defrocked in Thailand on Tuesday after police
found them illegally camping in the forest and soliciting donations, authorities confirmed
yesterday.
Immigration police and Royal Thai Police in Phuket began their search after receiving
complaints that the monks were asking residents and tourists for cash donations.
Police discovered the monks in the Chao Fa Mine forest, where they illegally camped for more
than two weeks and were found in possession of fake passports.
The monks were later taken to Phukets Wat Mongkolnimit for examination, said Phuket
Buddhist centre director Thawin Srinakhon.

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We examined them and saw that they didnt have legal documents declaring them as monks,
Srinakhon said. They werent following Buddhist rules and illegally crossed the border so they
were defrocked.
According to him, the men are currently facing charges for illegally crossing the border and will
be sent back to Cambodia. Srinakhon added that fake Cambodian monks are frequently
arrested and defrocked for illegally crossing into Thailand and soliciting in Phuket.
Sometimes, it even happens in other areas in Thailand, Srinakhon added.
Four other fake monks were arrested and defrocked in Banteay Meanchey provinces Poipet
town on Wednesday, police said.
They went to the village to solicit donations and the villagers doubted them because they cant
sing Buddhist songs, said Poipet police chief Om Sophal. After being found without proper
documents, the men were defrocked and detained by police. Sophal added that the men also
attempted to illegally cross the Thai border.
Fri, 5 December 2014
Sen David, Kim Sarom and Sarah Taguiam

III- Descriptive Paragraph

1, Kry Thanak

Life as a university student

As a student at high school, I used to have a lot more friend, free time and joyful with
life. By making a serious decision, in a further education, I found myself having a passion for
civil engineering. Since the university started, things has completely changed.
Clearly, the course does really involve many works to deal with. Most of my times are
spent on homework, assignments and self-learned, for sometimes, to make sure I meet
academically forward the tutorial. Frankly, I previously thought that as a student should have
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enjoyed cheerfully with a plenty of time and simply paying attention in class is enough. In
contrast, in order to become a successful student, based on my own experience, these arent
enough. Student should take a look at some point regarding time management. Firstly, setting up
a good timetable. This includes yours studies in class, at home and also your time for breaks, to
keep you away from getting stress. Secondly, apparently, most students only concern homework
rather than housework. Taking sometimes on housework on top of your breaks can beneficially
reduce stress and show a responsibility in the family. Thirdly, mental health is also play a major
significant role. Trying some intensive exercises can make you breathe deeply, eat right and sleep
well can put you long-term memory. Fourthly, without a shadow of a doubt, you should not
depend on class for all. Being a self-learned relating with your subjects bring you clearer than
class. Fifthly, socially, gaining knowledge across the country and the globe may concerning with
your future career and also develop your critical thinking skill.
Last but not least, role as a student faces with many things to deal. There are a lot of
things to do not only at school or home but also in the society. Dont wait the opportunity to
come just make it. Never put things as a simple one taking it more seriously than any one does.
2, Seng Sophanith
Talk about My best friend
Hello, everybody my name Seng Sophanith. Today I will talk about my best friend. For
me I have a lot of friends. My best friend name Sok La and I used to call him Tola.
He is someone who really knows me deeply. He knows the characteristic of me, from the outside
and even inside of me. He knows when I feel happy and when I feel very sad. He is also sad
when I look sad, and he is also happy when I feel happy. Someone who knows how to respond
any kind of my mood, he knows how to comfort me. He is there when I am happy and he is also
there when I feel facing failure. Sometime He is able to understand me the most. There is no
relative between us, but there are many similarities in our characteristics. He is like me and I am
also like him. The similar characteristics have given an ease for us to be able to understand each
other. He is someone who is faithful and always taking care of me. He is a nice person, a friend
who is able to share each other, in joy and sorrow. Someone who is always there and always
supporting me for reaching what I want. Someone who can make me feel comfort. He is my best
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friend, Now He study at Royal University of Phnom Penh. He was born in kompong Cham but
He lives in Phom Penh because He studies there. My best friend is a boy. I just know him but I
think that he is a good friend because
He always helps me when I have problem. Sometime when he has problems, He always told me.
For study he like study mathematic and English also because he like this. For free time he always
read books and study alone but sometime He go to my house and take me go out with him and
We will go to eat something. His family has one brother and two sisters. He like typing and
check internet when he have free time.
This is our story. I am now studying at Norton University, while Tola studies at Royal
University of Phnom Penh, but we still keep a good friend. We will never forget each other and
are eager to maintain our lifelong friendship.
3, Deun Siden

Every Day Activities

Every weekday I get up early at 5 oclock and then i take some exercises. Next I clean my
teeth and have a bath and after that i prepare my books and leave home to school. I always start
school at 7 oclock. At school in the morning, I have to study 4 hours, but sometime i study 3
hour. so I leave school at 12 oclock. From the school to home, it takes 20 minutes. I usually
have lunch at 12:30 oclock and then i have rest for fifteen minutes, in the afternoon I start
school at 1:00 oclock. I finish school at 5 oclock, but on Sunday it is a best day for me. because
I am not study on this day. In Sunday i like playing football with my friend, besides playing
football i like going for a walk with my sister. We usually go to home my old friend and eat
something with them on Sunday. My family has dinner at 7 oclock, so I spend fifteen minutes to
watch TV and then I have to do my homework and read books. At 10 oclock, I feel sleepy and I
always go to bed at that time.
4, Hean Panharith

My Mom

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Everybody always has someone you love, for me the person that I love the most is my
mom. Now, I will tell you about my mom. Firstly, I want to tell you about her appearance. She is
about 45 to 48 year old. Her height is 1.55cm and she is not too fat and not too slim. She has
white skin, and she has long and black hair. Secondly, I want to tell you about her job. In the
past, she was a math teacher in one school in Kompong Cham, but now she stopped teaching
because it cannot earn a lot of money to feed family. Now, she is a business woman, she sells
clothes at Thailand. Thirdly, I want to tell you about her activity in her free time. When she go
free time she always does housework, especially does a lot of food such as, ice creams, cakes,
jelly grasses, and other drinks.
All in all, I want to tell you that I love my mom very much. Event she is busy but she
never forgets take care me and my family. Please do not make your mom cries because of you
because she does everything only for you.

IV- Translation
Construction Workers Lives Hang in the Balance
Every morning, An Vy slips on a pair of flip-flops and heads to work, climbing 15 flights of
stairs littered with debris to the roof of a high-rise condo under construction in Phnom Penh.
There, the scrawny 26-year-old works his way up a maze of scaffolding and teeters on its edge
without a safety harness or helmet and begins his work.
I am so scared that Ill fall down from the top to the ground, but I have to do it, Mr. Vy said
last week as he hammered pieces of wood into place for a concrete mold.
I do not have any other skills apart from this. I stopped studying at grade three because my
family is very poor, Mr. Vy explained, adding he cannot afford to buy his own safety equipment
on his pay of about $8 per day.
I need a harness belt, boots, and helmet to protect my life.

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Around him, Phnom Penh is undergoing a massive building boom. Across the country,
investment in construction has risen from $840 million in 2010 to $2.7 billion in 2013, according
to the Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction.
But the government has not been able to keep pace with the boom to ensure the safety of the
sectors workforce, which labor experts estimate at 175,000 to 200,000, many of whom are
unskilled and paid by the day.
The Ministry of Labor, which is responsible for worker safety, does not have a safety code for
construction workers or the buildings they work on. Instead, construction firms have been left to
police themselves, and face no consequences for endangering workers lives, which are lost at an
alarming rate.
In its 2011 to 2015 Decent Work Country Program for Cambodia, the International Labor
Organization estimated that at least 1,500 workers died in 2009 of occupational accidents
roughly four people every daywith construction sites and brick kilns being the most dangerous
work places in the country.
Last week, the Labor Ministry invited the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency to its
headquarters to host a workshop and help the ministry draft regulations to hold construction
companies accountable.
The unsafe working conditions cause the accidents, Leng Tong, director of the Labor
Ministrys safety department, said outside the workshop. In Korea, the managers and companies
are punished, but here that does not happen.
Although companies are required to get a construction permit from the Land Management
Ministry, which includes a promise to ensure worker safety and provide safety equipment,
enforcement is nonexistent.

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V- Vocabulary
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Teenager ( n ) A person who is between 13 and 19 years old

Intension ( n ) what you intend or plan to do , your aim
Challenging ( adj ) difficult in an interesting way that tests your ability
Fascinating ( adj ) extremely interesting and attractive
Decided ( adj ) having very strong opinion
Pedestrian ( n ) a person walking in the street and not travelling in a vehicle
Ballroom( n ) a very large room used for dancing on formal occasions
Advertisement ( n ) a notice, picture or film telling people about a produce , job or

service
9. salary ( n ) the money you get paid every month for doing a job
10. Unemployment ( n ) not having a job or out of work
11. Employee ( n ) a person who work in a company
12. Employer ( n ) a person who gives other people job
13. Qualification ( n ) an exam that you have passed or a course of study that you have
successfully completed
14. resign ( v ) to say that you went to leave a job
15. Trainee ( n ) a person who learning how to do a job
16. Interviewee ( n ) the person who answer the questions in an interview
17. Disappoint ( v ) to make somebody feel sad
18. article ( n ) a piece of writing on a particular subject in a newspaper or magazine
19. Information ( n ) facts about situation , people , event , etc
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20. Request ( v ) to ask for something politely or official
21. conversation ( n ) take between two or more people in which thoughts , feelings and ideas
are expressed
22. Staff ( n ) people who work for a company or an organization
23. Secretary ( n ) someone who work in an office writing letters making phone calls
24. Competitive ( adj ) competing very much to win or be more successful than other people
25. Disability ( n ) a person who can not use apart of their body completely or easily or that
they cant learn easily
26. Researcher ( v ) to study something carefully and try to discover new facts about it
27. Immortality ( n ) to start of being immortal
28. Scientists ( n ) a person who studies one or more natural science
29. Possibilities ( n ) the fact that something exist or happen but is not attain to
30. Sunglasses ( n ) a pair of glasses with park glass in them that you wear to protect four
eyes from bright light from the sun
31. Interests ( n ) the feeling that you have when you went two know or learn move sb/sth
32. Consciousness ( n ) the ideas and pinions of a person or group
33. Situations ( n ) the kind of area or surroundings that abuilding or town
34. Discover ( v ) to fine out about sth to find some information about sth
35. Predictions ( n ) a statements that say what you think will happen
36. Exercise ( n ) physical or mental activity that you do to stay healthy or become stronger
37. Explain ( v ) to take sb about sth in way that makes it easy to understand
38. Lettuce ( n ) a plant with large green leaves that are eaten raw , especially in salad
39. drugs ( n ) a substance used us a medicine or used in a medicine
40. Perhaps ( adv ) used when making a rough estimate
41. Bumped ( v ) to hit sb / sth by accident
42. Accident ( n ) something that happens unexpected and is not planned in advance
43. Investigate ( v ) to carefully examined the facts of a situation an event a crime , etc to find
out the truth about it or how it happen
44. Classmate ( n ) a person who is or was the same classes as you at school
45. Organization ( n ) the act of making arrangement or preparation sth
46. Endangered ( v ) to put sb / sth in a situation in which they could be harmed or damaged
47. settlement ( n ) an official agreement that end an argument between two people or group
48. Policy ( n ) a plan of action agreed or chosen by a political party a business, ect
49. Identity ( n ) who or what sb / sth is
50. destroyed ( v ) to damage sth so badly that if no longer exist , work , etc
51. Campaigns ( n ) a series of attack and battles that are intended to achieve a particular
military aim during a war
52. Eventually ( n ) at the end of a period of time or a series of event
53. Government ( n ) the group of people who are responsible for controlling a country or a
state
54. Authority ( n ) the power to give orders to people
55. Alternative ( n ) a thing that you can choose to do or have out of two or more possibilities
56. Causative ( adj ) acting the cause of sth
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57. fingerprints ( n ) a mark mad by the pattern of lines on the trip of a person es finger often
use by the police to identity criminal
58. Detective ( n ) a person , especially a police officer , whose job is to examine crimes
59. Obviously ( adj ) use to say that a particular situation or fact is easy to see or understand
60. Curtains ( n ) a piece of cloth that is hung to cover a window
61. Necessary ( adj ) that is needed for a purpose or a person
62. Recognize ( v ) to admit or to be aware sth exists or is true
63. Shapes ( n ) a person or thing that is difficult to see clearly
64. Contestants ( n ) a person who take part in a contest
65. Episode ( n ) on part of a story that is broadcast on television or radio in several parts
66. Experience ( v ) something to have particular situation affect you or happen to you
67. Broadcast ( n ) a radio or television program me
68. headphones ( n ) a piece of equipment worn ocher or in the ears that makes it possible to
listen to music , the radio ,etc
69. Psychologist ( n ) a scientist who studies and is train in psychology
70. Humiliate ( v ) to make somebody feel ashamed or stupid and lose the respect of other
people
71. enormous ( adj ) extremely large
72. Fantastic ( adj ) extremely good , excellent
73. boiling ( adj ) very hot
74. Exhausted ( adj ) very tire
75. Tiny ( adj ) very small in size or amount
76. Starved ( adj ) not having sth that you need
77. Freezing ( adj ) extremely cold
78. Average ( adj ) typical or normal
79. Paranoid ( n ) a person who suffers from paranoia
80. Privacy ( adj ) main , most important ; basic
81. Equipment ( n ) a things that are needed for a particular purpose or activity
82. Invents ( v ) sth to produce or design sth that has not existed before
83. Philosopher ( n ) a person who studies or writes about philosophy
84. Promise ( v ) to make sth seem likely to happen ; to show signs of sth
85. Amazed ( adj ) very surprised
86. Imagination ( n ) something that you have imagined rather that sth that exists
87. protection ( n ) the act of protecting sb/sth ; the state of being protected
88. Enjoyment ( n ) the pleasure that you got from something
89. Astronaut ( n ) a person whose job involves travelling and working in a space craft
90. Insisted ( v ) to demand the sth happens or that sb agrees to do sth
91. vandalism ( n ) the crime of destroying or damaging sth , especially public property ,
deliberately and for no good reason
92. Sophisticated ( adj ) clever and complicated in the way that it works or is presented
93. Developed ( v ) to gradually grow or become bigger, more advanced, stronger, etc
94. Frustrated ( adj ) feeling annoyed and impatient because you cant do or achieve what
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95. Experiment ( n ) a scientific test that is done in order to study what happens and to gain
new knowledge
96. Interviewer ( n ) the person who asks the question to interview
97. Territory ( n ) land that in under the control of a particular country
98. Poetry ( n ) collection of poems , poems in general
99. Common ( adj ) happening often, existing in large numbers or in many place
100. convention ( n ) the way in which sth is done that most people in a society expect and
consider to be polite or the right way to do it

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