(copy) Mit, Mis, Val Unit 1.2

Emit

To produce, discharge, or send forth something such as sound, light, heat, or gas.

Mission

An important assignment or task given to a person or group, often involving travel or a specific purpose.

Permit

To give authorization or consent to someone to do something; to allow.

Admit

To confess to be true or to allow someone to enter a place or organization.

Transmit

To pass along, convey, or broadcast from one person, place, or device to another.

Valid

Well-grounded, sound, or logically acceptable; legally binding or usable.

Prevail

To prove more powerful than opposing forces; to triumph or remain widespread.

Evaluate

To judge or determine the significance, worth, or quality of something carefully.

Valence

The combining capacity of an atom, determined by the number of electrons in its outer shell.

Equivalent

Equal in value, amount, function, meaning, or significance.

Sentence completion: The factory chimneys began to ______ thick plumes of smoke into the sky.

Emit

Sentence completion: The astronauts completed intensive training before launching on their space ______.

Mission

Sentence completion: Park regulations do not ______ visitors to camp outside designated areas.

Permit

Sentence completion: Although it was difficult, he stepped forward to ______ his mistake.

Admit

Sentence completion: Radio towers are designed to ______ signals across vast distances.

Transmit

Sentence completion: Travelers must present a ______ passport to board international flights.

Valid

Sentence completion: Despite the early hardships, justice and reason will ultimately ______.

Prevail

Sentence completion: The panel of judges will ______ each science project based on originality and research.

Evaluate

Sentence completion: An element's chemical reactivity largely depends on the ______ of its atoms.

Valence

Sentence completion: One metric ton is roughly ______ to 2,204 pounds.

Equivalent