someone whose job it is to repair or adjust broken equipment

someone whose job it is to cook and prepare meals for customers

someone whose job it is to persuade others to buy products or services

someone whose job it is to watch or notice things

a set of physical movements or gestures that are used in dance or theater

a set of written signs or shapes that are used in music or mathematics

a set of spoken sounds or words that are used in everyday conversation

a set of tools and machines that are used in construction or engineering

to conceal or hide connections between different parts; in maths: a variable that describes the speed of a moving object rather than its location in space.

to remove structure and make something more chaotic; in maths: any number used solely to indicate the color of a point on a graph, independent of its position.

to separate and scatter elements randomly; in maths: a numerical value that measures the length of a curve without reference to any axes or fixed system.

to bring order and organization to something; in maths: any of the magnitudes that serve to define the position of a point or line by reference to a fixed figure or system of lines.

detailed explanation of how to carry out a plan successfully

statement of full support and approval for a proposed idea

reason for not supporting or agreeing with a plan

suggestion to improve or expand on an existing plan

waiting for others to act before responding

avoiding any involvement in tasks or decisions

doing things to achieve a specific goal

staying still without trying to change anything

about chemical reactions

about numbers

about words

about musical notes

sudden disappearance

breaking into pieces

moving apart

coming together

a type of tall tree with broad leaves that grows in tropical forests; a unit for measuring computer memory

a small animal with dark fur that lives under the ground; a unit for measuring molecules

a brightly colored bird that migrates long distances; a unit for measuring sound volume

a large reptile with scales that lives in the ocean; a unit for measuring electrical resistance

a window that you open to let fresh air into a place

a hallway that connects different rooms inside a building

a room where you wait before entering a building

a door that you go through to leave a place

to create an imaginary version of a living thing in a computer game

to make an exact copy of a living thing

to remove all genetic information from a living thing

to change a living thing into a completely different species