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Vocabulary 25 words
- 2. To invent and perform without preparation To make quickly with whatever is available improviseverb
- 3. A corrected or improved version revisionnoun
- 4. Noun. A videocassette or videotape Adjective. Referring to electronically produced visual images, such as televised ones videonoun
- 5. A way of looking at or considering something; an opinion viewpointnoun
- 6. An official document that allows a foreign person to enter a country visanoun
- 7. Able to be seen visibleadjective
- 8. Adj. Able to imagine the future; having foresight Noun. Someone who is able to imagine the future visionary
- 9. A shade or shield on a helmet or cap, to protect the eyes, nose, or forehead visornoun
- 10. A long, far-reaching view vistanoun
- 11. To form a mental picture visualizeverb