VOCABULARY

Teacher Mentor, Tutor, Instructor, Educator

Professions Vocation, Occupation

Decrease Diminish, Plunge, Plummet

Increase Rise, Climb, Rocket, Surge

Give Render, Bestow, Confer

Create Cause, Forge

Produce Propagate, yield

Start Embark, Commence, Kick off, Launch

Startle Amaze, Electrify

Freedom Liberty, Autonomy

Government Bureaucrats, Authorities

Artists Craftsmen

Youngsters Youth, Adolescences, Teenagers

Adults Over eighteen, Grown up

Children Offspring, Juvenile, Kids

Important Significant, Imperative, Pivotal, Crucial,

Paramount, Phenomenal
Country Nation, State

Many A wide range, Several, Plenty, Plethora

Travelling Commuting

Difficulty/Problems Adversity, Predicament, Tribulations

Involve Indulge, Entangle

Poor Impoverished, Poverty-stricken, Economically

deprived, Destitute

Tourists Holidaymakers, Sightseers, Visitors,

Useless Futile, Redundant

Help Aid, Assist, Succor

Afraid Scared, Terrified, Petrified

Development Advancement, Improvement, Progress

Harmful Detrimental, Deleterious, Pernicious

Society Community

To make worse Exacerbate, Deteriorate

Reasons Contributing Factors
Think Opine, Assert, Reckon
Same Identical, certain
Views Perspectives
People Human beings, Folks, Masses
Enjoy Relish
Like Admire, Cherish, Adore
Animals Faunas

Plants Floras

Diseases Maladies, Ailments, Disorders

Students Learners, Pupils, Scholars, Young people

Behavior Demeanors, Conduct

Substantial Considerable

Compulsory Mandatory

Tolerate Bear, Endure

Traditional Conventional

Modern Contemporary, Cutting-edge, Updated