1. Daily Language Practice Grade 10 – Week 25
1. Brigham Young a early leader of the mormons had 27 wifes, 16 of whom bore him children.

2. Vocabulary Grade 10 – Week 25
awesome – (adj) inspiring terror, weird
eruption – (n) bursting out
puny – (adj) weak; unimportant
debris – (n) ruins; fragment
dispersed – (adj) scattered; spread; broken up
Idiom: as broad as it is long- it makes very little difference

3. Daily Language Practice Grade 10 – Week 25
2. Barracudas are terrific swimers, it can attain swiming speeds faster then 60 miles per hour.

4. Vocabulary Grade 10 – Week 25
obliterate – (v) to erase; wipe out
deplorable – (adj) sad, pitiable
initiate – (v) start, set going
conflagration – (n) great fire
rue – (v) regret
Idiom- blow hot and cold – swing for and against something

5. Daily Language Practice Grade 10 – Week 25
3. Leonardo da Vinci Jack the ripper and president Harry Truman was all left handed.

6. Vocabulary Grade 10 – Week 25
congenial – (adj) sympathetic, agreeable
hoard – (v) hide, store, accumulate
sage – (n) wise man, philosopher
aegis – (n) shield, protection, sponsorship
detriment – (n) injury, damage, hurt
Idiom- in the doldrums – in a bored or depressed state

7. Daily Language Practice Grade 10 – Week 25
4. Jerusalem is one of the oldest citys in the world but the City of Gaziantep turkey is the oldest city in the World, it was founded around 3650b.c.e.

8. Vocabulary Grade 10 – Week 25
longevity – (n) long duration of life
imbibe – (v) drink
virile – (adj) masterful, manly
senile – (adj) infirm, weak from old age
doddering – (adj) trembling, shaking
Idiom- burn the midnight oil– study or work late into the night

9. Daily Language Practice Grade 10 – Week 25
5. The term ophidiophobia refers to an exsesive or some people would say irrational fear of snakes.