WEEK 23 VOCABULARY

3. When someone tricks or misleads others by not telling the truth.
5. Sources sources like books or articles that talk about what happened but were made later.
7. The group of people who are listening or reading. It's like knowing who we are talking to.
8. A person who works on the farm and grows food.
9. Sources sources like letters, diaries, or pictures made by people who saw or experienced an event.
11. Better or greater in quality or importance.
13. Being kind and forgiving, especially when you have the power to punish or harm.
15. Making sense and following a sensible order or pattern.

1. When things make sense and are well-organized. It's like putting ideas together in a clear way.
2. Something that is very impressive and dignified, like a grand and beautiful building.
4. Someone who is well-known and respected, like an expert in a field.
6. To say something in a different way but keeping the same meaning.
10. The main idea or subject of what we are talking or learning about.
12. The reason why we do something or the goal we want to achieve.
14. To tell again in your own words what happened in a story or an event.