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✍️ Word of the Day — raze 📎

Etymology
From the Old French raser, meaning to scrape or shave off. This is also the origin for Modern English's razor, a tool used for shaving.

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🎧 Focus (listening)🎧

Benefits:
🎧 Improve your concentration while listening ;
🧠 Exercise your short-term memory ;
👂Become a more attentive listener .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Listen to the recording carefully and then match the facts with the correct subjects. Make sure you can hear the tone clearly.

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5️⃣

HARD: What some people might do to the fridge late at night.
MEDIUM: Anagram of arid (hint: to invade).
EASY: A rhyme of maid (hint: to invade).

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4️⃣

HARD: It really makes waves.
MEDIUM: Hair treatment that was popular in the 80s.
EASY: Treatment that makes hair curly.

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1️⃣

HARD: Livestock lodgings.
MEDIUM: Farm shelters.
EASY: Big red farm buildings.

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Train your brain: Enjoy a quick mini puzzle packed with learning opportunities!
🧠 Keep your brain active: Expand your vocabulary and discover trivia about language, science, and geography.
🔍 Backed by research: Solving crossword puzzles can improve your cognition, problem-solving, and memory skills.

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Solve the crossword.

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1️⃣0️⃣ ADVERB: in the manner of one side acting alone —

UNI — LATER — AL — EE
❌ ❌ ❌
PAN — NUL — ABLE — LY

Answer: n unilaterally .
UNI (one or singly) + LATER (side or wide) + AL (relating to) + LY (in the manner of) = UNILATERALLY — in the manner of one side acting alone.

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8️⃣ NOUN: act of being disloyal —

SUB — FID — ANT
❌ ❌
PER — VEST — Y

Answer: n perfidy .
PER (to ill effect) + FID (trust or faith) + Y (characterized by) = PERFIDY — act of being disloyal.

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6️⃣ VERB: to state as the truth —

DERM — VER

A — IC

Answer: v aver
A (to or toward) + VER (truth) = AVER — to state as the truth.

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Assemble the word.

4️⃣ NOUN: person who speaks many languages —

DUR — GLOT

POLY — CENT

Answer: n polyglot
POLY (many) + GLOT (language) = POLYGLOT — person who speaks many languages.

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✍️ Word of the Day — perfunctory 📎

Etymology
From the Latin perfungi, meaning to carry out an action. The ending -ory can be used for adjectives.

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kudos

👏 kudos (acclaim) — recognition for an achievement 👏

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barricade

⛔️ barricade (barrier) — obstacle constructed to block passage ⛔️

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👁‍🗨 Visualization (reading) 👁‍🗨

Benefits:
📖 Master new words and expand your vocabulary ;
🌄 Create visual memory cues to remember words .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the picture that best represents the word.

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How long can the common hippo go without eating?

Answer: Second paragraph: ... , a hippo can store two days' worth of food in its stomach and go up to three weeks without eating.

TIP: Scan in a spiral pattern, not top to bottom or left to right.

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Listen to the recording carefully and then match the facts with the correct subjects. Make sure you can hear the tone clearly.

📌 Subjects:

⭕️ CAWDOR

⭕️ EDINBURGH

⭕️ STIRLING

☑️ Facts:
Castle Rock ;
Castle Hill ;
17th century ;
St. Margaret's Chapel ;
largest banquet hall ;
Macbeth ;
Green Lady ;
ghost in blue dress ;
nine skeletons ;
Napoleonic wars ;
Green Lady ;

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7️⃣

HARD: Curlers' arenas.
MEDIUM: Places for hockey players to train.
EASY: Skaters' arenas.

✔️ RINKS

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6️⃣

HARD: Brings home, in a way.
MEDIUM: Deserves.
EASY: Anagram of nears (hint: merits).

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4️⃣

HARD: Capital on Santiago Island.
MEDIUM: Capital off the coast of Africa.
EASY: Capital of Cape Verde.

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1️⃣

HARD: Catchy song, conversationally.
EASY & MEDIUM: A rhyme of cop (hint: catchy song).

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✍️ Word of the Day — mendicant 📎

Etymology
From the Latin mendicare, meaning to beg or ask for charity. The word shares a root with the Latin mendicus, meaning beggar.

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9️⃣ NOUN: quality of goodwill or charitableness —

DEMO — VOL — ENCE
❌ ❌
BENE — TOX — OLOGY

Answer: n benevolence .
BENE (good) + VOL (wish or will) + ENCE (action or quality of) = BENEVOLENCE — quality of goodwill or charitableness.

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7️⃣ NOUN: imagined place that is extremely bad —

DYS — DICT — IA
❌ ❌
PRE — TOP — IC

Answer: n dystopia .
DYS (not normal) + TOP (place) + IA (territory or world) = DYSTOPIA — imagined place that is extremely bad.

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5️⃣ ADJECTIVE: using more words than needed —

VERB — ATE

TEMPOR — OSE

Answer: adj verbose
VERB (word) + OSE (full of or having) = VERBOSE — using more words than needed.

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🆒 Word Parts (reading) 🆙

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct word part matching the definition. Later, choose one word part from each column to build the defined word.

Benefits:
📖 Develop a more varied and complex vocabulary ;
💠 Learn the most important word parts in English ;
🔐 Decode the meaning of unfamiliar words .

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turbid

🐾 turbid (muddy) — muddy or opaque 🐾

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gargantuan

🌎 gargantuan (huge) — extremely big 🌎

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aperture

🕳 aperture (opening) — small opening, especially in a camera 🕳

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What does "hippopotamus" mean in Ancient Greek?

Answer: First paragraph: While the name "hippopotamus" in ancient Greek means "river horse," ... .

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SCANNING

HIPPOS

AFRICA'S GIANT WATER DWELLERS

Native only to Africa, the hippopotamus comes in two very distinct species: the massive common hippo and its smaller, endangered cousin, the pygmy hippo. While the name "hippopotamus" in ancient Greek means "river horse," their closest mammalian relatives are actually whales and dolphins.

To protect their thin-skinned hides from dehydration, common hippos cool off in rivers and lakes for up to 16 hours a day and can stay fully submerged for fives minutes without breathing. At dusk, they go on land to graze on short grasses and reeds, consuming about 80 pounds of food in one evening. In the event of a shortage, a hippo can store two days' worth of food in its stomach and go up to three weeks without eating.

Unlike pygmy hippos, which only weigh a few hundred pounds, common hippos are one of the largest land mammals, with males weighing upwards of four tons. Only elephants and white rhinos are known to exceed them in size. And while common hippos are generally seen as non-violent because they lack predators, they do engage in territorial standoffs with one another and can inflict mortal injuries with their huge tusks.

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