National Reading Vocabulary (grade 12)
National Reading Vocabulary (NRV) is a curated collection of words essential for USA school students to follow. It contains high-frequency words crucial for reading comprehension and fluency. National Reading Vocabulary has total 6166 words, out of which one can learn 102 number of words in this grade 12. This week 1 has 10 number of words to build a strong foundation in English language, empowering them to navigate various texts with confidence and understanding, fostering a lifelong love for reading.
- The use of a typewriter in the modern office seemed anachronistic amidst sleek computers and digital technology.
- The medieval-themed restaurant felt anachronistic with its waitstaff dressed in contemporary clothing rather than period costumes.
- Her insistence on writing letters by hand in the age of email and texting appeared anachronistic to her tech-savvy friends.
- The antique clock in the spaceship's control room was anachronistic, giving an odd juxtaposition of eras.
- The decision to use a horse-drawn carriage for the royal procession in the 21st century city felt anachronistic and out of place.
- The professor's preference for teaching with chalk and a blackboard seemed anachronistic in a classroom equipped with the latest interactive technology.
- The novelist's inclusion of a rotary dial telephone in the detective story set in the digital age was anachronistic but added a nostalgic touch.
- The use of quill pens in the modern calligraphy class appeared anachronistic, but it enhanced the traditional learning experience.
- The decision to wear a powdered wig in the courtroom was deemed anachronistic by the young lawyer's colleagues.
- The architecture of the new building mimicked a medieval castle, making it anachronistic compared to the sleek, modern structures surrounding it.
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