Week 1. Ambiguous Word 1 Vague or unclear due to having more than one possible meaning or interpretation. Adjective.

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Week 1

Ambiguous Word 1

Vague or unclear due to having more than one possible meaning or interpretation. Adjective

Redundant Word 2

Unnecessary repetition of word or idea. Adjective

Trite Word 3

Overused or commonplace. Adjective

Cliche Word 4

A trite (overused) expression. Noun

Distraught Word 5

Worried, anxious Adjective

 For each of the 5 words listed, create a picture map. Include the vocabulary word, examples, and pictures to help you remember the meaning of each word. This activity is worth 20 points. Vocabulary Activity