Vocabulary Building: Oxford Reading and Writing 1

Enthusiasm = A strong and excited interest or enjoyment in something. Lively = Full of life, energy, and excitement; very active and animated. Aspirations = Strong hopes or ambitions to achieve something great. Visual Representation = A way of showing information using images or diagrams.

Enthusiasm = Ricky shows enthusiasm for the exciting idea of riding down big rivers in national parks. Lively = Alexa, a lively six-year-old, ran around the house with a lot of energy and excitement. Aspirations = The report and pie chart reveal that students have aspirations for adventure, whether in nature or as scientists. Visual Representation = In math class, Sherman used a visual representation, like a pie chart, to explain the different parts of his weekend.

Enthusiasm = Noun Lively = Adjective Aspirations = Noun Visual Representation = Noun + Noun

Enthusiasm = Ricky shows enthusiasm for the exciting idea of riding down big rivers in national parks. Lively = Alexa, a lively six-year-old, ran around the house with a lot of energy and excitement. Aspirations = The report and pie chart reveal that students have aspirations for adventure, whether in nature or as scientists. Visual Representation = In math class, Sherman used a visual representation, like a pie chart, to explain the different parts of his weekend.

Distribution = The process of giving or supplying something to people. Hesitate = To pause or stop briefly, especially when unsure or in doubt. Intention = A plan or purpose that guides one's actions. Enthusiasm = A strong and excited interest or enjoyment in something.