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This document defines and provides examples for three vocabulary words: apply, application, and laboratory. Apply means to formally request a job or college admission in writing. Application refers to the form used to apply for a job. Laboratory means a facility where scientists conduct tests, such as in a medical setting where blood is drawn for testing. The document also includes a short activity asking the reader to fill in blanks with the three vocabulary words.
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- 1. List 9 apply application laboratory apply – verb; to make a formal, usually written request for a job or a place at a college She is going to apply for the job at the bank. You can apply for many jobs online. How do you feel when you apply for a job? application – noun; the paper or electronic formyou fill out when asking for a job Ittook me two hours to fill out the long application. All spelling mustbe correcton an application. Where have you filled out an application? Whatkind of information is asked for on an application? laboratory (lab) – noun; a place where scientists do tests or a place in a medical clinic where you go to haveblood taken for tests. I followed the signs to the lab so the nursecould take some blood for tests. Sue is going to schoolbecause shewants to work in a hospital laboratory. Where do you see laboratories?
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