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Scramble: Core English Terms

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Unscramble each term's spelling.

by Brianna Klein
1

The natural height or size of a person or animal.

2

To give help or support to someone or something.

3

Current position or condition of someone or something.

4

A written law enacted by a legislative body.

5

To be made up of or composed of specific parts.

6

To oppose or fight against something or someone.

7

Not moving; fixed in one place.

8

Firmly fixed, not likely to change; steady.

9

To set up, create, or bring into existence.

10

To demand something firmly and persistently.

11

Firmly fixed or determined; unwavering.

12

To delay an action until a later time.

13

A place where something is located or the way it is placed.

14

Having been placed in a particular spot.

15

To force a rule, tax, or obligation on others.

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The way in which parts are arranged to form a whole.

17

A small hole made by a sharp object.

18

To impose a penalty for wrongdoing.

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