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Unit Four: Week One Online Practice Vocabulary Unit Four: Week One Online Practice

Archaeology (noun) systematic study of ancient human life Indiana Jones was a teacher of archaeology.

Fruition (noun) culmination/completion Our plan to climb Mount Everest finally came to fruition after many years of planning.

Germinate (verb) sprout It took a week for the plant to germinate.

Jargon (noun) terminology Every profession has its own type of jargon.

Jettison (verb) throw overboard As the ship was sinking, the crew had to jettison the cargo. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/stephen-colbert-donald-trump-gop-debate-271002

Paleolithic (adjective) related to the Stone Age The Paleolithic cave-paintings in Lascaux are amazing.

Perspective (noun) viewpoint We all have our own perspective on life.

Pristine (adjective) primitive/untouched We spent our break on a pristine beach.

Scavenge (Verb) hunt or forage Vultures scavenge for road-kill.

Serendipity (noun) luck/random chance It was pure serendipity that I found a 100 dollar bill.