General Knowledge Quiz on Various Terms
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What action refers to losing an item temporarily due to forgetfulness?

  • Forget
  • Misplace
  • Mislay (correct)
  • Lose

Which term describes a small depression or indentation in surfaces?

  • Gash
  • Dent (correct)
  • Stain
  • Ding

What does the term 'famine' refer to?

  • An outbreak of disease
  • A large number of casualties
  • A severe shortage of food (correct)
  • Natural disasters

What global problem is caused by infected mosquitoes, leading to illness and death?

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What term describes individuals forced to leave due to conflict?

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Which term describes the number of people affected by an event or accident?

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Which disease is caused by contaminated food or water and results in diarrhea?

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What global problem involves the sudden release of magma and gas from a volcano?

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Which word describes the damage caused when something develops a line on its surface, but doesn't break completely?

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When you use up all the milk in your refrigerator, what phrase can be used to describe this situation?

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If a ceramic plate has a small piece broken off from one of its edges, what is it said to be?

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What occurs when there is a temporary loss of electrical power in your home or office?

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If an ornament on your shelf suddenly becomes detached and falls to the ground, what has happened?

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What term refers to applying extreme force or pressure on something until it is completely flattened or destroyed?

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When do you accidentally spill a substance onto clothing, leaving a mark that is difficult to remove?

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Which term describes a small crack or break in an object, often seen in glass or wood?

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What is the highest level of degree one can obtain in higher education?

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Where do students typically attend lectures given by professors?

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What term describes a student pursuing an advanced degree after completing their undergraduate studies?

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What is the final project or research paper required for completion of a master's program called?

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Where does university teaching typically take place, involving small groups of students and an instructor?

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What is the first level of higher education that typically takes four years to complete?

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Which occupation typically involves working for a government agency or department?

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What does it indicate when someone asks, 'What do you do for a living?'?

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What is a creche in the context of education?

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What does it mean to gain admission?

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What does it mean to resit an exam?

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What does it mean to skip classes?

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What is distance learning?

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What is blended learning?

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What is a module in education?

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What does it mean to submit in education?

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In which sport is the javelin thrown?

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Which sport involves the use of a pole vault?

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What does it mean to 'set a record' in sports?

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How can someone be qualified for a competition?

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What is typically awarded to the winner of a sports competition?

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Which type of art emphasizes the arrangement of inanimate objects like fruit and flowers?

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Which term describes the creative process and structure of a story in literature or film?

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Which term refers to a short passage or section taken from a longer piece of writing?

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Which type of art involves live performances such as theater, dance, and music?

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What is the term for a person who writes novels as their profession or occupation?

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Which term is used to describe a collection of related books, movies, or TV episodes?

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What term describes the time and place in which the events of a story take place?

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What is the written form of dialogue, actions, and instructions followed by actors in a theater production or film?

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Which term refers to the location where a live performance or screening takes place?

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What is the platform where actors perform in front of an audience called?

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Flashcards

Crack

A line on a surface that doesn't break through the object.

Run out

To use up all of something.

Chipped

A small piece broken off from an object.

Power cut

A temporary loss of electrical power.

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Fall off

To become detached and fall to the ground.

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Crushed

To apply extreme force until something is flattened.

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Twist

Rotating something forcefully, causing a spiral shape.

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Graze

A minor injury caused by scraping skin against a rough surface.

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Dent

A small depression or indentation, often found on surfaces like car doors or furniture.

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Mislay

The action of misplacing or losing an item temporarily due to forgetfulness.

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Famine

A severe shortage of food in a particular region, causing widespread hunger and starvation.

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Explosion

A sudden and violent release of energy, resulting in destruction and casualties.

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Landslide

A large mass of earth or rocks that slides down a slope, often triggered by heavy rainfall or an earthquake.

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Refugees

Individuals forced to leave their homes due to conflict, persecution, or natural disasters.

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Victims

People who have suffered harm, injury, or death as a result of an event or accident.

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Casualties

The number of people killed or injured in a specific event or accident.

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Doctoral Degree

The highest level of academic degree, signifying advanced research and scholarship.

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Postgraduate Student

A student pursuing a higher degree after completing their undergraduate studies.

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Lecture Theatre

A large room within a university where lectures are delivered to a significant number of students.

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University Campus

The physical location where a university resides, encompassing buildings, grounds, and facilities.

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Thesis

A formal research paper or dissertation required for the completion of a master's degree.

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Tutorial

A small group teaching session where students can interact with an instructor.

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Bachelor's Degree

The first level of higher education, typically requiring four years of study.

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Master's Degree

The second level of higher education, building on a bachelor's degree, typically requiring two years of study.

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Discus Throw

A sport that involves throwing a heavy, flat disk called a discus.

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Sprint

A type of track and field event that involves running a specific distance against time.

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Set a Record

To achieve a better performance than any previous attempt in a sport.

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Hold a Record

To have the best time or score in a particular event.

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Sports Qualification

A process for choosing athletes to compete, usually based on skill, performance, or selection by coaches.

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Trophy

A physical object, often made of a metal or glass, awarded to the winner of a sporting competition.

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Fine Art

A category of art involving creative expressions using visual mediums like paintings, sculptures, and drawings.

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Portrait

A type of artwork that focuses on capturing the likeness of the human face or figure.

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Setting

The time and place in which the events of a story take place.

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Extract

A short passage or section taken from a longer piece of writing.

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Bestsellers

Books that have sold very well and are popular among readers.

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Performing arts

Art forms involving live performances such as theater, dance, and music.

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What is a creche in the context of education?

A daycare facility for young children, often associated with educational institutions.

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What does it mean to gain admission?

To enroll in a school or university, signifying the start of formal education.

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What does it mean to resit an exam?

To retake an exam after failing it, providing a second chance to achieve success.

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What does it mean to skip classes?

To miss one or more classes without permission, potentially affecting academic performance.

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What is distance learning?

Learning from home or remote locations using technology and online resources, offering flexibility and accessibility.

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What is blended learning?

A learning approach that combines online and in-person instruction, creating a more engaging and personalized experience.

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What is a module in education?

A unit of study within a course or program, covering specific topics and skills.

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What does it mean to submit in education?

To hand in completed assignments for grading, representing the culmination of learning and demonstration of understanding.

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What term refers to a student pursuing their first degree at a university?

A student pursuing their first degree at a university, typically focusing on core subjects and foundational knowledge.

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Which term describes the formal written document submitted by a student as part of their doctoral program?

The formal written document submitted by a student as part of their doctoral program, showcasing original research and findings.

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Study Notes

Weather Conditions

  • Misty: A weather condition characterized by a light mist in the air.
  • Damp: A feeling of slight wetness or moisture.
  • Frost: The formation of ice crystals on surfaces.
  • Thaw: The process by which ice or snow turns into water due to an increase in temperature.
  • Melt: The process of changing from a solid to a liquid state under heat.

Feelings

  • Stifling: Extremely hot and uncomfortable.
  • Muggy: Warm and damp weather with high humidity.

Other Weather Terms

  • Hurricane: A severe tropical storm with strong winds and heavy rainfall.
  • Gale: A strong wind, typically moving in one direction.
  • Heatwaves: A period of intense heat, typically lasting several days.
  • Flood: An overflowing of water onto normally dry land.
  • Downpour: A sudden and heavy rainfall.
  • Showers: A brief period of rain.
  • Torrential rain: Very heavy or intense rainfall.
  • Draught: Extremely hot and uncomfortable weather.

General

  • Overcast: Sky covered with clouds, no sunlight.
  • Draught: Extremely hot and uncomfortable.
  • Heatwaves: A period of intense heat, typically lasting several days.
  • Shower: A brief period of rain.

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Test your understanding of various terms and concepts related to forgetfulness, environmental issues, and other global problems. This quiz includes questions about famine, conflict, and more, providing a broad overview of important topics. Challenge yourself and see how well you know these words and their meanings!

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