IE-C 2025 FINAL EXAM
accurate (adjective)
correct and exact
to adjust (verb)
to make small changes to improve something
crack (noun)
a line on the surface of something along which it has split without breaking apart
damaged (adjective)
harmed or injured
to date (verb)
to show or say when something was made or happened
to design (verb)
to plan how something will look or work
to destroy (verb)
to break something completely so it cannot be used again
dial (noun)
the round faces of a clock that shows the time
distinctive (adjective)
easy to recognize because it is different from others
elaborately (adverb)
in a way that has many small details and decorations
experts (noun)
people who know a lot about a subject
in charge (prepositional phrase)
, responsible for something or someone
installation (noun)
the act of putting something in place so it can be used
magnificent (adjective)
very beautiful and impressive
marvel (noun)
something amazing and surprising
mechanism (noun)
a set of moving parts inside a machine
mourning (noun)
a time of sadness when someone has died
palace (noun)
a large and important home where a king or queen lives
parliament (noun)
a group of people who make laws for a country
pendulum (noun)
a long part with a weight that swings back and forth in a clock
to rebuild (verb)
to build something again after it was damaged
reign (noun)
the time when a king or queen is in power
sights (noun)
famous places that people visit, especially when traveling
to suggest (verb)
to give an idea or make someone think of something
to crack (verb)
accurate (adjective)
correct and exact
to adjust (verb)
to make small changes to improve something
crack (noun)
a line on the surface of something along which it has split without breaking apart
damaged (adjective)
harmed or injured
to date (verb)
to show or say when something was made or happened
to design (verb)
to plan how something will look or work
to destroy (verb)
to break something completely so it cannot be used again
dial (noun)
the round faces of a clock that shows the time
distinctive (adjective)
easy to recognize because it is different from others
elaborately (adverb)
in a way that has many small details and decorations
experts (noun)
people who know a lot about a subject
in charge (prepositional phrase)
, responsible for something or someone
installation (noun)
the act of putting something in place so it can be used
magnificent (adjective)
very beautiful and impressive
marvel (noun)
something amazing and surprising
mechanism (noun)
a set of moving parts inside a machine
mourning (noun)
a time of sadness when someone has died
palace (noun)
a large and important home where a king or queen lives
parliament (noun)
a group of people who make laws for a country
pendulum (noun)
a long part with a weight that swings back and forth in a clock
to rebuild (verb)
to build something again after it was damaged
reign (noun)
the time when a king or queen is in power
sights (noun)
famous places that people visit, especially when traveling
to suggest (verb)
to give an idea or make someone think of something
to crack (verb)
