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GLOSSARY
A glossary is an alphabetical list of useful terms. In this book, glossary entries
are drawn from various activities of everyday life.
accessories extra things added for
convenience, comfort, or decoration
agent someone, such as an insurance
agent, who takes care of business
for you
curriculum the course or plan of
study in a school
delegate one who officially represents
others
estimate a quoted price for goods or
services
inference a conclusion reached by
careful reasoning
interstate between or among the
states of a federal government
inventory a complete list of goods
possessed; stock on hand
junction the place where highways,
railroads, etc. join or cross
WORD SEARCH
EVERYDAY LIVING WORDS
lease agreement to use something for
a certain amount of time and for a
certain amount of money
mortgage agreement in which a
borrower gives the lender a claim
to property as a pledge that the debt
will be paid
property a person’s belongings,
especially land or real estate
reimburse to pay back money owed
for services, expenses, loss, etc.
relevant to the point; having to do
with the subject being discussed
restriction a limiting condition such
as a rule
revoke to cancel or repeal a license,
permit, law, etc.
utilities public services such as gas,
electricity, water, etc.
1. What three-letter abbreviation in the
reading means “and so forth”? ___________________________
2. What five-syllable word in the reading
names something provided by a public
utility? ___________________________
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