Vocabulary for pg 55. endeavor (noun) MEANING EXAMPLE serious attempt or effort * Her endeavor to set and keep her goals is impressive. * Journal #1:

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Vocabulary for pg 55

endeavor (noun) MEANING EXAMPLE serious attempt or effort * Her endeavor to set and keep her goals is impressive. * Journal #1: My endeavor to get straight A’s in schools has been ____________________.

responsibility (noun) MEANING EXAMPLE duty; obligation The poster said, “It is everyone’s responsibility to keep our school grounds free from litter.” Journal #2: My responsibilities at home are to ___________________.

crucial (adjective) MEANING EXAMPLE critical; important Regular practice is crucial to improving my performance. Journal #3: Food, __________, and exercise are crucial for a healthy lifestyle.

financial (adjective) MEANING EXAMPLE relating to money Mari’s math skill s helped her understand financial issues. Journal #4: A ____________is an example of a financial institution.

period (noun) MEANING EXAMPLE length of time The students looked forward to the sixth period because their Spanish teacher was showing a film. Journal #5: My 8 – 9 period is _________________.

dignity (noun) MEANING EXAMPLE the condition of deserving respect * Even when Matt’s feeling are hurt, he responds with dignity. Journal #6:

sociological (adjective) MEANING EXAMPLE describing or having to do with the behaviors of groups of people There are sociological reasons why many teens like to have a large group of friends. Journal #7: ____________ are sociological creatures.

solid (adjective) MEANING EXAMPLE Firm As soon as we make a solid plan for the party, we should send out the invitations. Journal #8: I tested the _________ to make sure it was solid.