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Ability

(noun) the capacity to do something or the skill to perform a task

Affect

(verb) to influence or produce a change in something

Aid

(noun) assistance or support given to someone in need

Angle

(noun) the degree or measure of the space between two lines or surfaces that meet

Annoy

(verb) to irritate or bother someone, causing discomfort

Assumption

(noun) a belief or statement taken for granted without evidence or proof

Attention span

(noun) the length of time a person can concentrate on a task without becoming distracted

Average

(adjective) typical, representing the usual level or quality

Check

(verb) to inspect or examine something for accuracy or verification

Chunk

(noun) a large, solid piece or portion of something

Cloud

(noun) a visible mass of condensed water vapor in the atmosphere

Concentrate

(verb) to focus one's attention or effort on a particular task or objective

Conclusion

(noun) the final part of something, often summarizing the main points

Deduction

(noun) the act of reasoning from the general to the specific to draw a conclusion

Depression

(noun) a state of prolonged low mood and sadness

Distraction

(noun) something that diverts attention or interrupts concentration

Drop

(verb) to let something fall from a higher to a lower position

Earthquake

(noun) a sudden and violent shaking of the ground caused by tectonic forces

Embarrassing

(adjective) causing feelings of self-consciousness or shame

Evidence

(noun) facts, information or proof that supports a claim or argument