vocabulary

3. To represent or be a symbol of something, often conveying deeper meaning or significance.
7. A figure of speech that compares two unlike things by saying one is the other, often used to make descriptions more vivid.
10. The past tense of "fear," meaning to be afraid or anxious about something.
11. To find, learn, or uncover something previously unknown or hidden.
12. A recognition or prize given to honor someone's achievements, contributions, or excellence in a particular field.
14. To develop or change gradually over time, often referring to the adaptation and advancement of species.
15. The accomplishment of an aim, purpose, or goal; often associated with achieving favorable outcomes or results.
16. To live in a particular place; to remain or stay in a location for an extended period.
18. A small notebook or notepad used for quickly writing down notes, thoughts, or ideas.

1. A large, usually printed, sheet of paper displaying information, images, or artwork for public viewing.
2. A slender, pointed missile that is shot from a bow, typically used for hunting or as a weapon.
4. Someone who has successfully progressed to the last stage of a competition, often before determining the ultimate winner.
5. Plural form of "hypothesis," which is a proposed explanation or educated guess about a phenomenon, typically based on limited evidence.
6. A person who applies for a job or is nominated for a position, such as in an election.
8. Barriers or obstacles that must be overcome in order to achieve a goal or succeed.
9. A contest or rivalry in which individuals or groups compete against each other to achieve a specific goal.
10. To carry out or achieve a promise, expectation, or requirement.
13. with To handle or address a situation, problem, or challenge, often with appropriate actions or solutions.
17. - A short promotional video or clip used to advertise a forthcoming movie, television show, or product.