Vocabulary

2. a state of being physically or mentally unwell, often caused by disease or injury.
4. indicating the point of origin or source, or the separation of one thing from another.
5. a representation or likeness of a person, object, or scene, often in the form of a photograph or drawing.
8. a numerical symbol or value used to represent a quantity, measurement, or calculation.
11. an overflow of water that covers land that is usually dry.
12. to cause fear, panic, or alarm in someone, often through sudden or unexpected means.
13. an increase in wealth, status, or advantage.
14. new or recently produced, harvested, or prepared.
15. happening or occurring regularly or frequently.
16. relating to the management of money or finances.
17. advice, information, or direction given to help someone make a decision or navigate a situation.

1. to provide visual or written examples or explanations to clarify or support a point.
3. expressing hope or optimism about a future outcome.
4. a highly infectious viral illness that causes fever, headaches, body aches, and respiratory symptoms.
6. to produce or create something, especially through a process or mechanism.
7. on/upon sb/sth: to direct one's attention, energy, or efforts towards a specific person, thing, or goal.
9. perfect or most suitable in every way.
10. a piece of information or a conclusion reached through investigation, research, or analysis.
14. capable of bending or being easily modified to adapt to changing circumstances or needs.
16. the center of interest or attention.