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vocabulary matching
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Vocabulary Matching List 1.2vocabulary - Matching with definition Vocabulary matching ( Unit 7 )A vocabulary matching for sound energy 2nd grade texas teksCefr 1 level vocabulary matching with a word in Hebrewto its translation from the following list of words: care, duty, excitement, find it, happiness, importance, joke, stranger, article, defend, elevator, favor, for instance, jar, nowadays, result, so that, as if, attempt, borrow, deny, elementary, every single, forgive, give someone a call, hardly, meansCefr 1 level vocabulary matching with a word in Hebrewto its translation from the following list of words: care, duty, excitement, find it, happiness, importance, joke, stranger, article, defend, elevator, favor, for instance, jar, nowadays, result, so that, as if, attempt, borrow, deny, elementary, every single, forgive, give someone a call, hardly, meansWeek 12 Vocabulary MatchingThis is a vocabulary matching exercise where you need to match the words in bold with their meanings (labeled a-g, though the meanings aren't visible in the image). Let me help you identify the words in bold from each sentence: 1. **disappointed** - "It rained, so we didn't go hiking. We were very disappointed." 2. **nervous** - "I'm always a little nervous before tests because I'm afraid I won't do well." 3. **terrified** - "My sister is terrified of spiders. Every time she sees one, she screams." 4. **exhausted** - "My father was working all day and came home exhausted." 5. **annoyed** - "I was annoyed when Rob borrowed my tablet again without asking." 6. **proud** - "Pete won the science competition and his parents were very proud of him." 7. **confident** - "The coach is confident that the team will win the next game." To complete this exercise, you would need to match these words with their corresponding meanings (a through g) which are not visible in the image provided. The exercise also mentions that after matching, you should "listen and check your answers," suggesting there's an audio component to verify your choices. Would you like me to provide definitions for these emotions/feelings to help you match them with their meanings?