achieve (v), to succeed in doing or having something, brain (n), the organ inside your head that allows you to think and feel, and controls your body, clever (adj), good at learning or understanding things, concentrate (v), to give all your attention to the thing that you are doing, consider (v), to think about something carefully before you make a decision, course (n), a series of lessons in an academic subject or a practical skill, degree (n), a course of study at a university, or the qualification that you get after completing the course, experience (v), if you experience a problem or situation, you have that problem or are in that situation, experience (n), knowledge and skill that you get by doing a particular job or activity, expert (n), someone who has a particular skill or knows a lot about a particular subject, expert (adj), having special skills in or knowledge about something, fail (v), to be unsuccessful in something, guess (v), to say or decide what you think is true, without being certain about it, guess (n), an occasion when you say what you think is true without being certain, hesitate (v), to pause before doing something because you are nervous or not certain about it, instruction (n), a statement of something that must be done, or an explanation of how to do or use something, make progress (v phr), to develop or improve, make sure (v phr), to check something, so that you can be sure about it, mark (v), to judge the quality of a student's work and write a mark on it, mark (n), a score or grade that you are given for school work or for how you perform in a competition, mental (adj), existing in the mind, or relating to the mind, pass (v), to be successful in an examination or test, qualification (n), something such as a degree or a diploma that you get when you successfully finish a course of study, remind (v), to help someone to remember something, report (n), a spoken or written description of a particular subject, situation, or event, revise (v), to study your notes and information again in order to prepare for an examination, search (v), to try to find something or someone by looking carefully, search (n), an attempt to find something, skill (n), the ability to do something well, usually as a result of experience and training, smart (adj), intelligent, subject (n), something that you learn or teach at a school, for example English, mathematics, or biology, take an exam (v phr), to have an important test, talented (adj), very good at something, term (n), one of the periods of time that the year is divided into for students, wonder (v), to think about something because you want to know more facts

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