| address |
a formal speech or talk. |
| agreement |
common understanding; harmony; accord. |
| argue |
to give reasons for or against something. |
| exam |
a short form of a word that means a test given at school or a physical checkup. |
| graduation |
the act or process of graduating. |
| grumble |
to complain in a low voice. |
| inspect |
to look at very carefully to find any problems. |
| involve |
to have as a necessary part or result; include. |
| jeopardy |
danger of harm, death, or loss; at risk. |
| loop |
the rounded shape made when a piece of string, ribbon, or rope is crossed back over itself or tied so that it forms a circle. |
| representation |
the showing or picturing of something in a work of art. |
| senator |
a member of a senate, a governmental body that serves in the making of laws for a state or country. |
| shrug |
to raise the shoulders to show one does not know, does not care, or is not responsible. |
| strongly |
with great certainty or passion. |
| talent |
a natural skill or ability. |