Prime Time Unit 1

3. To inform someone of something; to give notice to or make someone aware of sth.
7. A person who evaluates and judges the merits and faults of artistic works, performances, or ideas, often providing commentary or analysis.
9. To a very great extent; extremely or exceptionally.
11. A false belief or judgment about external reality, often maintained despite strong evidence to the contrary.

1. A prolonged public disagreement or heated discussion about a particular issue.
2. Intended to be kept secret or private; information that is not meant to be disclosed to unauthorized individuals.
4. Done consciously and intentionally;
5. To make someone extremely angry or enraged.
6. A long, deep breath that is often audible, typically expressing feelings such as relief, disappointment, or sadness.
8. To receive property, titles, debts, rights, or obligations from someone after their death.
10. A feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction derived from one’s own achievements or the achievements of those with whom one is associated.