Young Sheldon Season 2 Episodes 15 English Vocabulary List

Young Sheldon S2E15

A Math Emergency and Perky Palms

This page provides a comprehensive vocabulary list for "Young Sheldon Season 2 Episode 15: A Math Emergency and Perky Palms," featuring a total of 141 words that are essential for understanding the episode where Sheldon faces significant challenges with his math exam. With a dominant CEFR level of B1, this vocabulary list includes 57 B1 words, 53 B2 words, and 14 C1 words, allowing learners to enhance their English skills effectively. Here, you can also access a reading passage related to the episode and engage in AI speaking practice to reinforce your learning. Whether you're looking to improve your understanding of the episode or expand your English vocabulary, this resource is designed to help you succeed.

141 words
A2
17
B1
57
B2
53
C1
14
add up B1 +
all ears B1 +
all tears B2 +
applaud the effort B2 +
appreciate it B1 +
berating C1 +
big ol' jackass B2 +
binder clips B1 +
bingo B1 +
bottom right drawer A2 +
bring it on B1 +
bring over B1 +
bulletins B2 +
by all means B1 +
call on B1 +
celebrating his life B2 +
clean out B1 +
clear as a bell B2 +
coming down with somethin' B1 +
coming in for counseling B2 +
confidential B2 +
convex polygon B2 +
coroner B2 +
couldn't decide on B1 +
cut class B2 +
deserved it B1 +
difficult to deal with B1 +
dig your hat B2 +
diminishing B2 +
discrediting C1 +
disgusting B1 +
Don't sweat it B2 +
don't think that way B1 +
dotin' C1 +
elaborate picnics B2 +
energy density C1 +
everybody makes a mistake B1 +
exact words B1 +
feeling better A2 +
fellow man B2 +
figure it out B1 +
figure out B1 +
fill in B1 +
fresh air A2 +
fresh-cut bouquet B1 +
fruitful and multiplying C1 +
gave him one right back B2 +
general terms B2 +
get some rest A2 +
get stuck with B2 +
give a hard time B1 +
give him a pass B2 +
give it another go B1 +
go see a doctor A2 +
going through B1 +
good job A2 +
Good Samaritan B2 +
happy marriage B1 +
hard on yourself B2 +
hate those A2 +
hit me like a ton of bricks C1 +
hunky-dory B2 +
impasse C1 +
in charge B1 +
in good hands B1 +
incredibly wise B2 +
interior angles B2 +
irony wasn't lost on me C1 +
jackass B2 +
just now B1 +
justify B2 +
keep it civil B2 +
keep you company B1 +
kind to old people A2 +
lay down A2 +
learning opportunity B1 +
lieutenant B2 +
lights out B1 +
limp palms B2 +
lose a step together C1 +
losing a step C1 +
lovely session B1 +
made a joke B1 +
made an error B1 +
marriage counseling B2 +
math emergency B2 +
missed it B1 +
my hackles are up C1 +
my sweet patootie C1 +
nailed it B2 +
natural desires B2 +
Never better B2 +
never do it again A2 +
never mind A2 +
newlyweds B1 +
nightstand B1 +
not alone A2 +
not the end of the world B1 +
obvious B1 +
off by a factor C1 +
out sick B1 +
palms B1 +
passed away B1 +
plenty of A2 +
point being B2 +
prayed on it B2 +
preach B1 +
quite the character B2 +
quoting scripture B2 +
rude B1 +
run out of the room crying B1 +
run Sunday's bulletin by B2 +
sexual problems B2 +
shortcut B1 +
show respect B1 +
shut-in B2 +
since when B1 +
smart man A2 +
snatched up B2 +
sorted out B1 +
specifics B2 +
sponge bath B1 +
square root B2 +
super-duper B1 +
sweatin' it B2 +
tackle B2 +
tackle clutter B2 +
take care of A2 +
too bad A2 +
too immature B2 +
trap B1 +
treat like a child B1 +
trouble in the bedroom B2 +
under a lot of stress B2 +
upset B1 +
war hero B1 +
waste this B1 +
way less experience B2 +
what the hell B2 +
wooing C1 +
worry about it A2 +

In "A Math Emergency and Perky Palms," Sheldon Cooper faces a big math problem at school. He is worried about his math exam and wants to get a perfect score. Meanwhile, his family is dealing with their own issues. Mary, Sheldon’s mother, is excited about her new job at a local church. She hopes to help the community but also wants to make a good impression. George, Sheldon’s father, is busy with work and trying to support his wife while managing the family home.