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This document defines 10 words related to mysteries, hosting, art, risk, answering, accuracy, competition, impulsiveness, unexpected encounters, and beginnings. It provides brief explanations of the terms "sleuths" meaning people who try to solve crimes, "host" as someone who introduces guests on a program, and "statue" as a work of art made from materials like wood, stone or bronze.
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- 1. slueths People who try to solve crimes or mysteries.
- 2. host Someone on a program who introduces the guests.
- 3. statue A work of art, usually made from wood, stone or bronze.
- 4. risk To take a chance, even if you might get hurt.
- 5. responds To answer a question by giving an answer.
- 6. accurately To do something without making any mistakes.
- 7. opponent Someone you play against in a game or contest.
- 8. impulsive To do something without thinking.
- 9. encountered To meet someone that you didn’t expect to see.
- 10. originated The time when something began.