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| conduct | Noun: 1 the way one acts; behavior. Verb: 1 to behave or manage. 2 to lead or guide. |
| confirmed | Verb: 1. to prove, become certain of, or show to be true. 2 to make certain or definite; approve |
| conform | Verb: to act in a way that agrees with a rule or standard |
| conformity | Noun: 1. accordance or compliance with a standard or norm.2. agreement or similarity in appearance or character; correspondence. |
| contact | Noun: 1. the touching of two things or people. 2. communication. Verb: to be in communication with. |
| couple | Noun: 1. two things or people that are related or that go together in some way.2. a few; several. 3. two people who are together by marriage or by being in a romantic relationship. Verb: to bring or join together in pairs; connect. |
| fee (fees) | Noun. 1. an amount of money requested or paid for a service. 2. an amount paid for a right to do something, |
| grade | Noun: 1. a level, degree, or rank in a scale. 2. a division made by age to group school children for instruction, or the children who belong to such a division.3. a number or letter given on schoolwork to show quality or correctness. 4. the slope of a road or railroad. Verb: 1. to give a grade to; evaluate. 2. to organize or sort by steps or degrees; classify. 3. to make level or even. |
| guidelines | Noun. 1. an indicator of a procedure or course to be followed |
| input | Noun: 1. information that is put into a computer. 2. an opinion, advice, or help. Verb: 1. to put or cause to be put into a computer; enter. |
| manual | Noun. 1.a book of instructions. Adj: 1. having to do with use of the hands. 2. worked by hand. |
| principal | Noun. 1. the person who is head of a school. 2. the main person who leads or plays an important part in an activity. Adj. 1. greatest or first in importance. |
| register | Noun: 1. a book used to record names, events, or other information. 2. a cash register. 3. a grate or other opening that lets heated or cooled air pass into a room. 4. the range of notes that a musical instrument or voice can produce. Verb: 1. to write down or enter in a record book or register. . 2. to show or express. 3. to show on a measuring device or scale. 4. to sign up for something by having one's name put on an official list. |
| retain | Verb: 1. to hold or keep.2. to be able to remember. 3. to have the services of; hire. |
| consequence | Noun: 1. that which follows; result. 2. importance or significance. |
| consequence | Noun: 1. that which follows; result. 2. importance or significance. |
| construction | Noun: 1. the act or process of building or construction. 2. something that is put together or built; building or structure. . 3. the job or business of constructing buildings, roads, or other structures. |
| partnership | Noun. a business that is owned by two or more persons |
| access | Noun: 1. a way of approaching or coming to a place. 2. the right or ability to enter, look at, or use something. Verb: 1. to get to; reach. 2. to obtain or reach on a computer. |
| administration | Noun:1. the act of being in charge of or managing something. 2. the people in charge of taking care of or managing something as a group. 3. the executive officers of a government, or the term of office of such officers.. |
| ignored | Verb. to refuse to recognize or fail to take notice of; pay no attention to |
| restrict | Verb: to keep within limits |
| security | Noun:. !.freedom from fear or danger; safety. 2. something that gives protection. |
| violation | Noun: 1. the act of violating; act of breaking or failing to keep 2. the act of disturbing someone. |
| appropriate | Adj. 1. right for the purpose; proper. Verb: 1. to set aside for a particular purpose. |
| comments | Noun. a written or spoken statement of opinion. Verb: to give a spoken or written opinion. |
| contrary | Adj. 1. completely different; opposite. 2. stubborn; willful. Noun: something opposite or completely different from something else. |
| instructions | Noun:1. the act of imparting knowledge; teaching. 2. directions or orders. |
| monitor | Noun: 1.a student given the task of helping to keep order within a school. 2. a device for collecting information about the use, operation, or condition of something. 3. a screen for a computer that shows information. 4. a large lizard found in Southeast Asia, Australia, and Africa. Verb: to observe in order to check on. |
| achieve | Verb: 1. to do or carry out successfully; accomplish. 2. to get by trying hard. |
| appreciation | Noun. 1. a feeling of thanks.2. the act of judging worth or quality. 3. a rise in value. |
| computer | Noun. 1.an electronic device that is used to store and sort information and work with data at a high speed |
| conference | Noun. 1. a meeting to discuss a particular matter. |
| final | Adj. 1. happening at or being the end of something; last. 2. not to be changed; decisive. Noun:(when plural) the last sports contest in a series, played by the two best teams or players or the test of a school subject that covers all . |
| goals | Noun: 1. a result or end that one desires and works for; aim or purpose. 2. in various sports such as hockey, football, and basketball, a structure through which one must hit, throw, or kick a ball or puck in order to score. 3. the result of such scoring. |
| incentive | Noun:. 1. something that makes a person want to work or do something. |
| involved | Verb: 1.to have as a necessary part or result; include.. 2. to bring into a situation. 3.to give full attention to or be busy with. |
| mental | Adj. 1.of or having to do with the operation of the mind. 2. done by or present in the mind. 3. of, or having to do with an illness of the mind. |
| motivation | Noun: 1. an instance or the process of motivating. 2. the state of being motivated.3. something that motivates; inducement; inspiration.(a sense of ambition that encourages greater effort or productivity.). |
| participation | Noun:the act of taking part; sharing |
| passive | Adj. 1. receiving an action without acting in return. 2. offering no resistance. |
| positive | Adj. 1. certain; sure. 2. saying or meaning yes. 3. favorable or helpful. 4. having to do with an amount greater than zero. Noun: 1.something that is good or helpful. 2. a number greater than zero. |
| potential | Noun 1. a certain skill that may be developed. Adj. 1. able to come into being; possible |
| role | Noun: 1. the character played by an actor. 2. a part played by a person or thing. |
| stability | Noun. the condition or quality of being stable |
| stable | Adj. 1. fixed, firm, or steady in position; not shaky or easily moved. 2. not easily changed; lasting a long time. Noun. 1. a building where animals such as horses or cows are kept and fed. Stables are often divided into separate stalls. |
| uniform | Noun. a special suit of clothing worn by all members of a particular group. Adj. 1. always the same; never changing. 2. very alike; without any difference. |
| voluntary | Adj. 1. acting from or done by choice. 2. done or carried out by persons working without pay. |
| assign | Verb. 1. to set apart or give out for a particular use. 2. to choose or appoint, as for a duty. 3. to give as a task. |
| assignment | Noun: 1. an assigned task, such as a job or lesson. 2. a position for which one is chosen. 3. the act of assigning. |
| commitment | Noun: 1. an obligation to fulfill a promised act or function. 2. the state of being so obligated. 3. confinement, as in a mental hospital. 4. the state of being devoted or involved. |
| file | Noun. 1. a holder for keeping papers or other objects safe and in order.. 2. the papers or other objects that are so kept. 3. a line of things or people standing in order. . Verb: 1. to store in a file. 2. to present, hand in, or send.3. to march in a line. |
| insert | Verb: 1. to put or cause to be put in, into, or within. .Noun:1. that which is placed in, into, or within. |
| academic | Adj.:1. having to do with a school. 2.having to do with learning or study. Noun: 1. a teacher or scholar at a college or university. |
| intelligence | Noun:.1. the ability to learn, reason, and understand. 2. the branch of government or the military that collects and analyzes information about other governments. 3. knowledge or information, or the collecting of such knowledge or information. . |
| job | Noun. 1. a particular task or piece of work. 2. a regular position for which a person is paid to do particular duties. 3. a duty or responsibility. |
| label | Noun: 1. a piece of paper or cloth that is attached to an object. A label gives information about what the object contains, how to use it, or who owns it. 2. a term or phrase used to describe a person or thing. .Verb: 1. to put a label on. 2. to mark with a label. |
| schedule | Noun:1. a list of times when certain events will happen. 2. a list of times when public vehicles such as buses and trains arrive and depart. Verb: 1. to include in a schedule. 2. to plan according to a schedule. |
| alternative | Noun:1. one of two or more choices.2. the choice of one or more options. Adj. 1. offering or allowing a choice. |
| contradict | Verb: 1. to say the opposite of; deny the truth of. 2. |
