English for Medical Students 2025
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What term describes the upbringing characterized by privileged social status?

  • Upbringing (correct)
  • Nurturing
  • Development
  • Education

What does the phrase 'playing truant' imply about a pupil?

  • The pupil attends class regularly.
  • The pupil skips school without permission. (correct)
  • The pupil excels in academics.
  • The pupil is very studious.

Which term refers to difficulties encountered that hinder progress?

  • Resources
  • Obstacles
  • Adversities (correct)
  • Advantages

What does it mean when someone is said to be 'blind to' a situation?

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What is suggested by the term 'keep me company'?

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What happens due to the transparent atmospheres of most planets?

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What was the fate of the three terrorists after they managed to escape?

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What has resulted from improvements in quality control techniques?

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What does the ratio of men to women in China indicate?

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What do most workers in Europe prefer according to a recent survey?

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What decision did the German government make following unification?

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What is a common issue with regions that are fertile enough to produce food?

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What does the term neutral mean in the context of Switzerland during the Second World War?

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What is the implication of the stereotype of the two-parent family in the US today?

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What does the term 'exude' imply in the context of plants attracting insects?

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Which word best describes the actions of politicians voting along 'partisan' lines?

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What does 'elicit' mean in the context of a badly written questionnaire?

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In terms of employee value, what is considered the most significant 'asset' for companies?

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What does 'recurring' imply about malaria disease in patients?

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What aspect of the President's speech was highlighted by the term 'eloquent'?

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What does the term 'addiction' refer to in the context of heavy smoking?

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What term describes the disapproval expressed by the local press towards the mayor?

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What does the phrase 'went back on their word' imply about the parents?

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What is implied by the statement that Jenny may not be able to 'accomplish' her aim?

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What does it mean to 'draw attention' to something?

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Which of the following phrases describes an undesirable situation regarding duties?

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What does the term 'characteristic' imply in relation to work?

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What is meant by 'make the most of it' in this context?

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How is 'lightning' used in this context?

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What does 'catch sight of' mean?

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What does the term 'bunch' refer to in this context?

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What does the term 'superficial' imply regarding changes made to cars?

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What is the maximum speed limit in the UK?

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In what circumstance might a person found guilty of murder not face punishment?

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What does the term 'motive' refer to in the context of a crime?

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What is the purpose of orientating new students in their first two weeks?

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What does 'explicit' refer to in the context of instructions?

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What is meant by 'integrate' in the context of public transport services?

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What does the term 'execute' imply about the role of a middle manager?

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What does 'recollection' refer to?

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What does it mean to 'abandon' a place?

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Flashcards

Exude

To produce or release something, especially a liquid.

Allocate

To give someone a particular amount of something, especially money or resources.

Provoke

To cause a strong reaction, especially anger.

League

A group of people or things that are similar in some way.

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Partisan

Relating to a political party.

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Violate

To break a law or rule.

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Condense

To make something shorter and more concise.

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Transparent

The state of being blocked or not transparent, preventing visibility.

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Captured

To capture and bring into custody; to arrest.

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Defects

Flaws or imperfections in a product or system.

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Ratio

The comparative value of two or more things; a ratio of one quantity to another.

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Leisure

Free time for relaxation and enjoyment; spare time.

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Fertile

Able to produce abundant crops; fertile land.

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Console

To comfort someone who is sad or upset.

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Volume

The amount of space that something occupies; volume of a container.

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Maximum speed limit

The highest speed allowed in a particular area.

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Reveal

To make something clear and obvious.

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Image of a company

A picture or idea of a company or product that people have.

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Motive

A reason for doing something, especially a bad thing.

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Orientate

To help someone get used to a new situation or place.

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Superimpose

To show or apply something in a way that covers or hides something else.

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Internal use

Something used only within a specific group or organization.

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Eliminate

To decide that someone or something is not important or useful.

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Ambition

A strong desire to achieve something.

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Integrate

To combine different parts or things so that they work together well.

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Forced

To be forced to do something against your will

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Adversity

Something that causes difficulty or trouble

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Pay respects

To show respect for someone who has died

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Relation

A connection or relationship between two things

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Recuperation

To recover from an illness or injury

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Pouring disapproval

To express disapproval or disagreement.

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Reason

A reason or justification for doing something.

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Bunch

A group or collection of things.

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Drew my attention

To pay attention to something and notice it.

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Catch sight

To catch a glimpse of something.

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Hint

A small piece of information that helps you solve a puzzle or understand something.

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Slap

To hit someone with the open hand.

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Characteristic

A quality or trait that is typical of someone or something.

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Went back on their word

To break a promise or agreement.

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Accomplish

To succeed in achieving a goal or objective.

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Study Notes

English for Medical Students 2025

  • The document is a study guide for medical students in 2025.
  • It contains a table of contents, a list of sources (including web resources and British Medical Association publications), grammar exercises, and multiple-choice questions.
  • The resource is designed for language learning and skill development pertinent to medical studies.
  • The document appears to be a practice material for exam preparation.

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