Used to add new (often different) information.

having executive or supervisory control or authority. To run or operate a business by directing others.

action of inspecting or looking at something. To watch or see something, e.g. show on television.

To ask a series of questions to measure knowledge.

action of accepting or yielding to superior force or to will or authority of another person. Reluctant agreement with the wishes of others.

written or verbal request inviting someone to go somewhere or to do something.

Having a distinct manner different from others. Single person, looked at separately from others.

Degree of fact or truth. The quality of conformity to social expectations.

Transfer of data from the internet to a computer. To transfer data from a computer or the internet.

consequence, effect, or outcome of something. Some things produced through tests or experiments. To be the outcome of other causes and effects.

To carry out an action well or successfully.

adding something to something.

route or direction. Places where horses etc. race against each other. (of liquid) flow.

unwelcome or harmful matter. Questions to show understanding of a math concept.

Every person; everybody.