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What does it mean to "evaluate the options"?
What does it mean to "evaluate the options"?
To form an opinion about different choices after thinking about them carefully.
What is the definition of "face a challenge"?
What is the definition of "face a challenge"?
To have to deal with a new or difficult task that tests your ability and skill.
Define "make a commitment".
Define "make a commitment".
To make a promise to do something or to behave in a particular way.
Explain the meaning of "take account of".
Explain the meaning of "take account of".
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What is the meaning of "trust your instincts"?
What is the meaning of "trust your instincts"?
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The word "intact" means damaged.
The word "intact" means damaged.
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What is a "flight simulator"?
What is a "flight simulator"?
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What is the definition of "destination"?
What is the definition of "destination"?
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What does "vital" mean?
What does "vital" mean?
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What is the definition of "surface"?
What is the definition of "surface"?
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A "big deal" refers to something that is unimportant.
A "big deal" refers to something that is unimportant.
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What does it mean to be "lost for words"?
What does it mean to be "lost for words"?
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What does it mean to "blow your top"?
What does it mean to "blow your top"?
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What is the meaning of "give it a rest"?
What is the meaning of "give it a rest"?
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What does the phrase "It's doing my head in" mean?
What does the phrase "It's doing my head in" mean?
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The phrase "Tell me about it!" is used to express understanding and shared experience.
The phrase "Tell me about it!" is used to express understanding and shared experience.
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Define the word "astonished".
Define the word "astonished".
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What does "calm down" mean?
What does "calm down" mean?
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Explain the meaning of "drive (someone) crazy".
Explain the meaning of "drive (someone) crazy".
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What does the phrase "fall out with (someone)" mean?
What does the phrase "fall out with (someone)" mean?
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Define the word "frustrated".
Define the word "frustrated".
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What does "furious" mean?
What does "furious" mean?
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Explain the meaning of "get on (someone's) nerves".
Explain the meaning of "get on (someone's) nerves".
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Define the word "irritated".
Define the word "irritated".
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What is the meaning of "make up with (someone)"?
What is the meaning of "make up with (someone)"?
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Define "miserable"?
Define "miserable"?
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What does "offended" mean?
What does "offended" mean?
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Define "puzzled".
Define "puzzled".
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What is the meaning of "resentful"?
What is the meaning of "resentful"?
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What does it mean to "talk (something) over"?
What does it mean to "talk (something) over"?
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Which of these words or phrases express a strong feeling of anger or annoyance?
Which of these words or phrases express a strong feeling of anger or annoyance?
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Which phrase is used to indicate understanding and shared experience?
Which phrase is used to indicate understanding and shared experience?
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Which word describes a feeling of extreme surprise?
Which word describes a feeling of extreme surprise?
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Which phrase describes a situation where a previous friendship has ended due to an argument?
Which phrase describes a situation where a previous friendship has ended due to an argument?
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Which word describes a state of being annoyed and unhappy with a situation?
Which word describes a state of being annoyed and unhappy with a situation?
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Which phrase is used to request someone to stop annoying you?
Which phrase is used to request someone to stop annoying you?
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Which word describes feeling angry and upset about something you believe is unjust?
Which word describes feeling angry and upset about something you believe is unjust?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions (Unit 2)
- Evaluate the options: Form an opinion about different choices after careful consideration.
- Face a challenge: Deal with a difficult task that tests ability and skill.
- Make a commitment: Promise to do something or behave in a specific way.
- Take account of: Consider facts and circumstances when making decisions.
- Trust your instincts: Rely on intuition and feelings rather than analysis.
- Intact: Complete; without damage.
- Flight simulator: Computer-based training equipment for pilots.
- Destination: Place where someone or something is going.
- Vital: Necessary or essential for success.
- Surface: Outside or top layer of something.
- Big deal: Important matter.
- Lost for words: So surprised that you can't speak.
- Blow your top: Become very angry.
- Give it a rest: Stop talking about something because it's annoying.
- It's doing my head in: Feeling confused, upset, or annoyed.
Additional Vocabulary (Unit 2)
- Tell me about it!: Expressing understanding and shared experience.
- Astonished: Very surprised.
- Calm down: To become less agitated.
- Drive someone crazy: To annoy or irritate someone intensely.
- Fall out with (someone): Have an argument and become unfriendly.
- Frustrated: Feeling annoyed and impatient.
- Furious: Very angry.
- Get on (someone's) nerves: To annoy someone
- Irritated: Annoyed.
- Make up with (someone): End an argument and become friends again.
- Miserable: Very unhappy.
- Offended: Feeling upset by something rude or embarrassing.
- Puzzled: Unable to understand something.
- Resentful: Feeling bitter or angry about perceived injustice.
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