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Essential Vocabulary for TOEFL Junior: Words and Topics You Need to Know

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The TOEFL Junior exam is a standardized English language proficiency test designed for students in grades 4-8. The test is designed to measure students' ability to understand and use English in academic settings. One of the key components of the TOEFL Junior exam is vocabulary. In order to do well on the test, students need to have a strong foundation in English vocabulary.

This article will provide you with a list of essential vocabulary words for the TOEFL Junior exam. We will also provide you with tips on how to learn and retain these words.

The following is a list of essential vocabulary words for the TOEFL Junior exam:

Essential vocabulary for TOEFL junior : words and topics

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Academic - relating to school or education
Achieve - to succeed in ng something
Activity - something that you do
Additional - more than what is needed
Adventure - an exciting or unusual experience
Agree - to think or feel the same way as someone else
Analyze - to examine something carefully
Answer - something that you say or write in response to a question
Apply - to use something in a particular situation
Appreciate - to be grateful for something
Argue - to have a disagreement with someone
Ask - to request something from someone
Assume - to believe something is true without having proof
Attend - to be present at an event or meeting
Attitude - the way that you think or feel about something
Average - the usual or typical amount or level
Avoid - to stay away from something
Background - the history or experience that someone has
Behavior - the way that someone acts
Believe - to think that something is true
Benefit - something that is helpful or useful
Beyond - further than a particular point or limit
Challenge - something that is difficult to do
Change - to make or become different
Character - the qualities that make someone different from others
Choose - to select something from a group of options
Citizen - a person who lives in a particular country or town
Classify - to group things together based on their similarities
Clear - easy to understand or see
Climate - the usual weather conditions in a particular area
Communicate - to share information or ideas with someone
Compare - to find the similarities and differences between two or more things
Competition - a contest between two or more people or teams
**** - the final part of an argument or discussion
Condition - the state of something
Connect - to join two or more things together
Consider - to think about something carefully
Context - the situation in which something happens
Continue - to keep ng something
Contribution - something that someone gives to a group or cause
Control - to have power over something
Conversation - a talk between two or more people
Correct - free from errors
Cost - the amount of money that something requires
Country - a political unit consisting of a territory and its people
Cover - to put something over something else
Create - to make something new
Culture - the beliefs, customs, and arts of a particular group of people
Curious - eager to learn or know more about something
Damage - to harm or injure something
Danger - the possibility of harm or injury
Data - information that is used to make decisions
Decide - to make a choice
Define - to explain the meaning of a word or phrase
Degree - the extent or amount of something
Describe - to give an account or representation of something
Design - to create a plan or drawing for something
Develop - to grow or improve
Disagree - to have a different opinion from someone else
Discover - to find something new or unknown
Discuss - to talk about something with someone else
Distance - the amount of space between two points
Document - a written or printed record of something
Doubt - to be uncertain about something
Draw - to make a picture or design using a pencil or pen
Effect - a change that is produced by an action or event
Effort - the amount of work or energy that is put into something
Emotion - a strong feeling
Encourage - to give someone support or confidence
End - the last part of something
Energy - the power to do work
Enjoy - to take pleasure in something
Enter - to go into a place
Environment - the surroundings in which something exists
Equal - the same in size, value, or importance
Error - a mistake
Essay - a short piece of writing that expresses the writer's thoughts and opinions
Essential - necessary or important
Estimate - to make a guess about the size, value, or amount of something
Evaluate - to assess the value or quality of something
Event - something that happens
Evidence - information that supports a claim or argument
Example - something that is used to illustrate a point
Excellent - very good
Except - excluding or not including something
Excuse - a reason for ng something wrong
Explain - to make something clear or understandable
Explore - to search for or investigate something
Express - to show or tell what you think or feel
Extend - to make something longer or larger
Fail - to be unsuccessful in ng something
Familiar - well-known or known about
Family - a group of people related by blood or marriage
Famous - well-known or celebrated
Far - a long distance away
Fast - moving or happening quickly
Father - a male parent
Favor - to like or prefer something
Feeling - an emotion
Few - not many
Field - an area of land used for growing crops or grazing animals
Figure - a number or amount
Fill - to put something into a container until it is full
Final - last or most recent
Find - to discover or locate something
Finish - to complete something
First - the earliest in time or order
Fit - to be the right size or shape
Follow - to go or come after someone or something
Food - something that you eat
For - indicating the purpose or reason for something
Foreign - not native to a particular country or region
Forget - to lose memory of something
Form - the shape or structure of something
Free - not having to pay for something
Friend - a person who you like and trust
Future - the time that is yet to come
Gain - to get or acquire something