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What is puberty?
What is puberty?
- The period/age when a child becomes more adult-like (correct)
- A type of music composition
- A wide separation
- An unexpected event
What are impulses?
What are impulses?
An action that gives force
FM is related to radio stations that usually play news.
FM is related to radio stations that usually play news.
False (B)
What is a symphony?
What is a symphony?
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A tone-deaf person can distinguish differences in pitch.
A tone-deaf person can distinguish differences in pitch.
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What does gulf refer to?
What does gulf refer to?
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What is cadence?
What is cadence?
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What does streaming refer to in this context?
What does streaming refer to in this context?
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Sounds _____ in the room.
Sounds _____ in the room.
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What does it mean to drift off?
What does it mean to drift off?
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The shirt is long enough to cover your _____.
The shirt is long enough to cover your _____.
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What does to change gears mean?
What does to change gears mean?
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What is a stick shift?
What is a stick shift?
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What is a fluke?
What is a fluke?
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What is a hamlet?
What is a hamlet?
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Study Notes
Key Vocabulary Terms
- Puberty: Transitional phase marking the development from childhood to adulthood.
- Impulses: Forces that trigger actions or responses.
- FM: Refers to frequency modulation, commonly associated with music radio stations.
- Symphony: A complex musical composition typically featuring orchestral arrangements.
- Tone-deaf: The inability to perceive and distinguish musical pitches accurately.
- Gulf: Represents a significant disparity or gap between two entities.
- Cadence: The rhythmic flow and pattern within spoken or musical sequences.
- Streaming: The continuous flow of substances or elements; often used to describe emotional expressions.
- To waft: To carry or move lightly, often associated with scents or sounds dispersing in the air.
- Drift off: Describes the state of losing focus or falling asleep gradually.
- Buttock: Anatomical term for the rounded parts of the body one sits on.
- To change gears: A metaphorical expression indicating a shift in focus or approach in activities.
- Stick shift: Mechanism in vehicles used to change gears; commonly referred to in discussions about driving.
- Fluke: An unexpected occurrence or event, often considered coincidental or accidental.
- Hamlet: A term for a small village, typically conveying a quaint or rural setting.
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