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Which situation exemplifies a 'unilateral' decision?
Which situation exemplifies a 'unilateral' decision?
- A court ruling that follows legal proceedings.
- A negotiation where multiple parties reach a consensus.
- A decision made by a single person without consulting others. (correct)
- A decision ratified by a board of directors.
Which action is most accurately described as 'unjust'?
Which action is most accurately described as 'unjust'?
- Mediating conflicts fairly between parties.
- Enforcing rules consistently across all individuals.
- Rewarding actions based on established criteria.
- Administering consequences without evidence or due process. (correct)
In what context would 'unmitigated' most appropriately describe a situation?
In what context would 'unmitigated' most appropriately describe a situation?
- A compromise that partially resolves a dispute.
- A disaster with total destruction and no positive aspects. (correct)
- A successful project with some minor setbacks.
- A situation that is difficult but has moments of joy.
Which discovery would be considered 'unprecedented'?
Which discovery would be considered 'unprecedented'?
What action best represents 'unveiling' a secret?
What action best represents 'unveiling' a secret?
Which of the following describes someone experiencing a strong 'urge'?
Which of the following describes someone experiencing a strong 'urge'?
What action could 'validate' the effectiveness of a new drug?
What action could 'validate' the effectiveness of a new drug?
Which factor is most relevant when considering the 'viability' of a start-up company?
Which factor is most relevant when considering the 'viability' of a start-up company?
What is a 'vital' component of a car engine's operation?
What is a 'vital' component of a car engine's operation?
Under what circumstance does additional information 'warrant' a change of plans?
Under what circumstance does additional information 'warrant' a change of plans?
A 'unilateral' agreement requires consent from all parties involved.
A 'unilateral' agreement requires consent from all parties involved.
An 'unjust' law is considered morally equitable.
An 'unjust' law is considered morally equitable.
An 'unmitigated' success still has some degree of failure.
An 'unmitigated' success still has some degree of failure.
An 'unprecedented' event is one that occurs regularly and is widely anticipated.
An 'unprecedented' event is one that occurs regularly and is widely anticipated.
Validating an idea involves challenging its foundations to test strength.
Validating an idea involves challenging its foundations to test strength.
The discovery of the new element was considered ________ because nothing like it had been documented earlier.
The discovery of the new element was considered ________ because nothing like it had been documented earlier.
The director made a ________ decision to cut the budget, affecting several departments without prior consultation.
The director made a ________ decision to cut the budget, affecting several departments without prior consultation.
Despite the risks, the entrepreneur felt a strong ________ to launch the new product line.
Despite the risks, the entrepreneur felt a strong ________ to launch the new product line.
Match the vocabulary word with its definition:
Match the vocabulary word with its definition:
Flashcards
Unilateral
Unilateral
Involving only one side or party.
Unjust
Unjust
Not fair or equitable; not morally right.
Unmitigated
Unmitigated
Total and absolute; not lessened or weakened.
Unprecedented
Unprecedented
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Unveil
Unveil
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Urge
Urge
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Validate
Validate
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Viability
Viability
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Vital
Vital
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Warrant
Warrant
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Vow
Vow
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Yield
Yield
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Unprecedented findings
Unprecedented findings
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Study Notes
- This is a vocabulary exam for upperclass students.
- It aims to assess understanding and application of advanced vocabulary, evaluate the ability to analyze word meanings and contextual usage, and encourage synthesis of vocabulary in written expression
Multiple Choice Vocabulary
- Unilateral: Involving only one side.
- Unjust: Not fair or equitable.
- Unmitigated: Total and absolute.
- Unprecedented: Has never been done before.
- Unveil: Reveal or disclose something.
- Urge: A strong desire to achieve a goal.
- Validate: Confirm the accuracy of a claim.
- Viability: The ability to succeed or survive.
- Vital: Essential for life or success.
- Warrant: Justify or give reason for a decision.
True/False Vocabulary
- "Unilateral" decisions do not involve the agreement of all parties.
- "Unjust" actions are not considered morally right.
- "Unmitigated" cannot refer to a situation that is completely positive.
- "Unprecedented" means that something has not occurred many times in the past.
- To "validate" is to prove something to be accurate or true.
Fill-in-the-Blank Vocabulary
- Unprecedented: Findings never seen before.
- Unilateral: Decision affecting only one group.
- Urge: A strong desire to improve.
- Validate: To ensure fairness.
- Vital: Emphasizing the importance.
- Yield: A lower result from crops.
Matching Vocabulary
- Vow: A solemn promise or commitment.
- Yield: To produce a result or give way.
- Urge: To strongly encourage or persuade.
- Warrant: To justify or provide reason for.
Short Answer Context
- Unjust: A situation where a decision unfairly impacts one party over another.
- Unveil: Revealing information to expose wrongdoing.
Essay Vocbulary
- Discuss the implications of "vital" (essential) and "viability" (ability to survive) in a real-world context, such as a business or environmental issue.
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