Vocabulary Mystery

University of Colima English V
School of Tourism
José Eduardo Luquín Rodríguez
Saturday September 17th, 2022
5B
Unit 2: Vocabulary
Mystery
Word Dictionary meaning Picture
An event that is either unpleasant or

Incident unusual. Taken from:
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Something that exists and can be

seen, felt, tasted, etc., especially
Phenomenon something unusual or interesting.
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A plan to deceive someone, such as

telling the police there is a bomb
Hoax somewhere when there is not one,
or a trick. Taken from:
A sign or some information that

helps you to find the answer to a
Clue problem, question, or mystery.
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An idea or a belief that is not true, or

something that is not what it seems
Illusion
to be. Taken from:
To give a description of something

or information about it someone.
Report
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A large stone structure or

underground room where someone,
Tomb especially an important person, is
buried. Taken from:
Someone whose job is to discover

information about crimes and find
Detective out who is responsible for them.
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An area of ground in which dead

Cemetery bodies are buried. Taken from:
A state or condition in which a

person or thing cannot be seen or
Disappearance
found. Taken from:
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Strange or unexpected. Taken from:

Odd
Left in a particular place or

condition, usually forever. Taken
Abandoned
from:
An action that is intended to

deceive, either as a way of cheating
Trick someone, or as a joke or form of
entertainment. Taken from:
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A person who has magic powers in

stories, or who performs tricks for
Magician
entertainment. Taken from:
A large hole in the side of a hill, cliff,

or mountain, or one that is
Cave
underground. Taken from
A very old story or set of stories

from ancient times, or the stories,
not always true, that people tell
Legend
about a famous event or person.
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Something suggested as a
reasonable explanation for facts, a
condition, or an event, especially a
Theory
systematic or scientific explanation.
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An ancient story or set of stories,

especially explaining the early
history of a group of people or about
Myth
natural events and facts. Taken
from:
One or more reasons for believing

that something is or is not true.
Evidence
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Someone who studies the building,

graves, tools, and other objects of
Archaeologist people who lived in the past. Taken
from:
Relating to creatures from another

Alien planet. Taken from:
The cause of an event or situation or

something that provides an excuse
Reason
or explanation. Taken from:
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To examinate a crime, problem,

statement, etc. carefully, especially
Investigate
to discover the truth. Taken from:
Strange, not known, or not

Mysterious understood. Taken from:
A joke that makes someone seem

silly and involves a physical action
Practical joke
rather than word. Taken from:
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Someone who studies a subject,

especially in order to discover new
Researcher information or reach a new
understanding. Taken from:
To find an answer to a problem.

Solve Taken from:
A person who sees an event

happening, especially a crime or an
Witness
accident. Taken from:
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A decision made after a lot of

Conclusion consideration. Taken from:
To judge or decide something after

thinking carefully about it. Taken
Conclude
from:
If you try to make something out,

you try to understand it or decide
Make out whether or not it is true. Taken from:
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To examine the facts about a

Look into problem or situation. Taken from:
If you stick to a law, rule, or promise,

you obey it or do what it states.
Stick to
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If the police take someone in, they

remove them from their home in
Take in order to question them. Taken from:
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To allow someone or something to

leave a place, especially by opening
Let out
a closed or locked door. Taken from:
To be certain that something exists.

Believe in Taken from:

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University of Colima English V

José Eduardo Luquín Rodríguez

Saturday September 17th, 2022

Word Dictionary meaning Picture

An event that is either unpleasant or

Something that exists and can be

A plan to deceive someone, such as

A sign or some information that

An idea or a belief that is not true, or

To give a description of something

A large stone structure or

Someone whose job is to discover

An area of ground in which dead

A state or condition in which a

Strange or unexpected. Taken from:

Left in a particular place or

An action that is intended to

A person who has magic powers in

A large hole in the side of a hill, cliff,

A very old story or set of stories

An ancient story or set of stories,

One or more reasons for believing

Someone who studies the building,

Relating to creatures from another

The cause of an event or situation or

To examinate a crime, problem,

Strange, not known, or not

A joke that makes someone seem

Someone who studies a subject,

To find an answer to a problem.

A person who sees an event

A decision made after a lot of

To judge or decide something after

If you try to make something out,

To examine the facts about a

If you stick to a law, rule, or promise,

If the police take someone in, they

To allow someone or something to

To be certain that something exists.

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