Keeping resolutions

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Unscramble Letters Keeping resolutionsOnline version https://vk.com/doc399904795_673561520?hash=2AhR2ejrfvVIqw5GVjRbugczakzWdAr6MOzRDCzyil0&dl=GuoCsijUjSNNZ24R72Obrn227K8RUMWu3Ox7rFyygDk&api=1&no_preview=1 by Anton Yakovlev 1 to arrange or present circumstances in a way that makes success unlikely. S E R P F F T E R U O A L U I 2 a written record used to track actions, progress, and responsibilities. N O Y C U A C T F L U I N O B T O A I A R L J R 3 a rapid increase that gradually decreases in intensity or quantity. O S T P R A F R F U S E E G 4 to fail to continue with a plan or obligation and drift away from it. E A W Y E D L L Y A H I B F T S 5 to become overly enthusiastic or distracted, losing control or focus. C R G A I A R W E A E D Y T 6 having a tendency to undermine one's own goals or progress. E A S P N E T T R S O - A L F B E G O O 7 to control or restrain something, ensuring it stays within limits. H K N E P C K E C E I 8 to remain devoted to a promise or obligation despite challenges. C T H I O E T E I O T M T T N C M K M S 9 to continue moving toward a planned goal or path without deviation. N R A T A S K T C Y O 10 a tangible or observable motivation that encourages progress. V N I N I E U S A E I C V T L 11 to recover quickly from a short, minor setback. P O E G T I A L B V R E 12 to experience uncertainty or fluctuation in self-control during effort. R L W E O W W B P B L I I N E O L 13 to restart efforts following a return to old habits or mistakes. A R T A S E L F E E R A B E R P O T O 14 to hinder or divert progress toward desirable aims. O D I S A S E I G L T P I O V E L R A 15 to have less available time than needed to complete something. E R M O B I T O T S F H E 16 to act in a way that matches personal beliefs and guiding principles. G O V S T W N L T S A H E M U I I A L N ' N E I N E 17 to recognise and enjoy significant progress or achievements. L L A S M S C E E R I E B E T O N E T 18 a long, challenging path that feels intimidating at the start. D J I N U R N E A U T O Y G N 19 to revert to familiar habits after attempting to change. S L O T B P N K A O D C T N I E O I U A I N R L

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Keeping resolutionsOnline version

https://vk.com/doc399904795_673561520?hash=2AhR2ejrfvVIqw5GVjRbugczakzWdAr6MOzRDCzyil0&dl=GuoCsijUjSNNZ24R72Obrn227K8RUMWu3Ox7rFyygDk&api=1&no_preview=1

by Anton Yakovlev

to arrange or present circumstances in a way that makes success unlikely.

S E R P F F T E R U O A L U I

a written record used to track actions, progress, and responsibilities.

N O Y C U A C T F L U I N O B T O A I A R L J R

a rapid increase that gradually decreases in intensity or quantity.

O S T P R A F R F U S E E G

to fail to continue with a plan or obligation and drift away from it.

E A W Y E D L L Y A H I B F T S

to become overly enthusiastic or distracted, losing control or focus.

C R G A I A R W E A E D Y T

having a tendency to undermine one's own goals or progress.

E A S P N E T T R S O - A L F B E G O O

to control or restrain something, ensuring it stays within limits.

H K N E P C K E C E I

to remain devoted to a promise or obligation despite challenges.

C T H I O E T E I O T M T T N C M K M S

to continue moving toward a planned goal or path without deviation.

N R A T A S K T C Y O

a tangible or observable motivation that encourages progress.

V N I N I E U S A E I C V T L

to recover quickly from a short, minor setback.

P O E G T I A L B V R E

to experience uncertainty or fluctuation in self-control during effort.

R L W E O W W B P B L I I N E O L

to restart efforts following a return to old habits or mistakes.

A R T A S E L F E E R A B E R P O T O

to hinder or divert progress toward desirable aims.

O D I S A S E I G L T P I O V E L R A

to have less available time than needed to complete something.

E R M O B I T O T S F H E

to act in a way that matches personal beliefs and guiding principles.

G O V S T W N L T S A H E M U I I A L N ' N E I N E

to recognise and enjoy significant progress or achievements.

L L A S M S C E E R I E B E T O N E T

a long, challenging path that feels intimidating at the start.

D J I N U R N E A U T O Y G N

to revert to familiar habits after attempting to change.

S L O T B P N K A O D C T N I E O I U A I N R L

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Keeping resolutionsOnline version

by Anton Yakovlev

to arrange or present circumstances in a way that makes success unlikely.

a written record used to track actions, progress, and responsibilities.

a rapid increase that gradually decreases in intensity or quantity.

to fail to continue with a plan or obligation and drift away from it.

to become overly enthusiastic or distracted, losing control or focus.

having a tendency to undermine one's own goals or progress.

to control or restrain something, ensuring it stays within limits.

to remain devoted to a promise or obligation despite challenges.

to continue moving toward a planned goal or path without deviation.

a tangible or observable motivation that encourages progress.

to recover quickly from a short, minor setback.

to experience uncertainty or fluctuation in self-control during effort.

to restart efforts following a return to old habits or mistakes.

to hinder or divert progress toward desirable aims.

to have less available time than needed to complete something.

to act in a way that matches personal beliefs and guiding principles.

to recognise and enjoy significant progress or achievements.

a long, challenging path that feels intimidating at the start.

to revert to familiar habits after attempting to change.

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