Week 20 Vocabulary Mand = order Command Mandate Commandeer Mandatory Countermand Reprimand Commander Demand Reference cite

Command (v) To give orders My mother commanded me to go to bed a 7, I listened because it was a strict order and my mom can be scary.

Mandate (n) Official law or order It is an official mandate that students must go school, if you miss too many days you will end up in court.

Commandeer (v) Officially take control The pirate Jack Sparrow commandeered my ship, now I am stuck with him.,

Mandatory (adj) Order that must be followed It is mandatory that you take calculus in high school, there's no way around it.

Countermand (v) To stop or cancel an order General Ford countermanded General Hammer’s plan to go straight into battle by foot, instead they went by plane.

Reprimand (v) To be yelled at or talked to seriously for doing something wrong. At work Clark accidently killed 600 strains of new plants; his boss reprimanded him angrily and threatened to fire him.

Commander (n) A person who gives orders General Grant was one of the best commander’s the army had even seen, he led his troops to countless wins.

Demand (v) A request made with force that is expected to be carried out The criminals had two hostages in an abandoned crayon factory and demanded that they receive 30 tacos, 15,000 dollars, and a llama before they would let them go.

Reference If you reference something you mention it in a formal way. In writing research papers it is important to reference each source you took ideas or quotations from.

Cite If you cite something, you quote, paraphrase, or refer to it. When answering the survival RAQET be sure to cite the text for evidence and support.