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| Character Traits | The features that make a person unique or different |
| Responsiblility | being accountable for your own actions with out blaming others |
| Respect | Showing consideration for yourself, others, property, rules and authority |
| Honesty | refusal to lie, steal, or cheat in any way; saying openly what is true |
| cooperation | being able to work and socialize with others to finish a task |
| Citizenship | membership in a group with common interests such as school, town, city, or nation |
| diligence | working hard |
| Congeniality | pleasentness |
| perseverance | never quitting |
| accountablity | willingness to accept responsibility |
| fickle | changeable, inconstant; deceitful |
| conceited | having an excessively high opinion of oneself |
| cynical | convinced that people generally act for selfish reasons |
| vivacious | full of life |
| condescending | assuming on air of superiority; thinks high of theirselves |
| wistful | wishing for something out of reach |
| contemptuous | showing scorn or disrespect |
| nostalgic | longing for something far away or long ago |
| buoyant | resilient and cheerful in spirit |
| humble | not proud or haughty, not arrogant or conceited |
| Meteorologists | a scientist who studies the weather |
| temperate | neither very hot nor cold |
| balmy | gently, soothing, mild, and pleasant |
| sweltering | extremely hot and humid |
| inclement | rough, severe, and stormy |
| frigid | intensly cold |
| tropical | of a frost free climate where temperatures and moisture allow year round plant growth |
| front | the boundary between two contrasting air masses |
| precipitation | a deposit on the earth of hail, mist, rain, sleet and snow |
| aptitude | natural ability or talent; quickness to learn or understand |
| compensation | pay; salery |
| industriousness | steady; reliable effort in work |
| fatigue | wearness; exhaustion |
| initiative | the ability to act on one's own; ability to originate ideas |
| manual | made, done, or used by hands |
| negotiate | to bargin or discuss, or to reach an agreement |
| occupation | job; work, business |
| personel | group of persons who work in an organization; staff |
| vocation | a particular occupation, business |
| gubernatorial | relating to a government |
| debate | formal discussion of an idea |
| opponents | people who disagree on issues |
| incumbent | holder of an office |
| platform | a party's plan for action |
| intent | purpose |
| inauguration | ceremony to formally observe teh beginning of a term in office |
| economy | money structure of a country |
| reform | improve by change |
| literate | able to read and write |
| anticipate | to think ahead |
| contemplate | to think about seriously |
| procrastinate | to put off |
| advocate | to be in favor of |
| speculate | to wonder about something |
| concentrate | to focus on something |
| innovate | to do something in a new way |
| astronomy | the study of objects and matter outside the earth's atmosphere |
| satellite | any object that revolvesaround another object in space |
| gravity | the attractive force between two objects |
| ellipse | an elongated cirle or oval |
| meteorite | a particle in the solar system that makes a bright light when it enters the earth's atmosphere and reaches the earth's surface without burning up |
