Vocabulary Quiz: Advanced Terms
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What is the term for the use of organisms to produce goods that people need?

  • Biotechnology (correct)
  • Agriculture
  • Genetics
  • Sustainability
  • Who was responsible for changing the Independence Day from July to June?

  • Ferdinand Marcos
  • Aquino family
  • Diosdado Macapagal (correct)
  • Emilio Aguinaldo
  • What is a speech made by a person that reveals their thoughts called?

  • Oration
  • Monologue
  • Dialogue
  • Soliloquy (correct)
  • What is the editorial section primarily concerned with?

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    Which band performed on June 12, 1896?

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    What is the metaphor used to describe someone's beauty?

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    Who is recognized as the founder of modern periodic table?

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    What is the highest mountain in the solar system?

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    Which historical figure proposed that the Earth is at the center of the universe?

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    What term describes the burden imposed on people by the government?

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    Which philosopher is known for discovering reasoning?

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    Which concept is related to the belief that those disadvantaged in life should receive more support from the law?

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    Which Indian sacred text is considered ancient and provides spiritual guidance?

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    What principle did Thales of Miletus contribute to the development of scientific thought?

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    Which literary work, written by Turold, explores themes of submission to divinity?

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    Who is the historical figure associated with the theory of use and disuse in evolution?

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    Which person is known for the discovery of gravity?

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    Which figure is associated with the development of Stoicism?

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    What historical event does the Acta de Tejeros pertain to?

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    Which of the following describes the Kyoto Protocol?

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    What is the primary purpose of the Writ of Amparo?

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    Which of the following is classified as a heinous crime?

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    What does the term 'environmental protection' refer to?

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    What is one significant characteristic of the Senate in a legislative context?

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    Which of the following was a direct consequence of identifying environmental laws?

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    Who is primarily associated with the revolutionary struggle against colonial rule in the Philippines?

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    What does the term 'parasitism' describe in ecological terms?

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    What is meant by 'natural law' in moral principles?

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    Flashcards

    Ecosystem

    The interaction of living organisms (plants, animals) with their environment (non-living things like air, water, soil).

    Population

    A group of organisms of the same species living in the same area.

    Autotroph

    An organism that makes its own food, typically through photosynthesis.

    Photosynthesis

    The process where plants use sunlight to create food.

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    Diffusion

    The movement of substances from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.

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    Habitat

    The natural environment where an organism lives and grows.

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    Chloroplast

    The part of a plant cell where photosynthesis takes place.

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    Secondary succession

    The process of plant growth after a major disturbance like a wildfire.

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    Deposition

    A change from a gas to a solid state.

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    Sublimation

    A change from a solid to a gaseous state.

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    Percent of 75 is 15

    20%

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    Kingdom Plantae

    Includes plants such as Magnolidae.

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    Vitamin

    Niacin is one type of this.

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    Fourth state of matter

    Plasma

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    Main organ of Respiration

    Lungs.

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    Plants capture energy

    Chlorophyll does this using sunlight.

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    In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

    Union of an egg and sperm outside the body.

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    Fundamental law of the Philippines

    Constitution

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    Close family ties

    Extended family.

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    HTML

    HyperText Markup Language

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    Hypotonic solution

    A solution with a lower concentration of solutes than the cell.

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    Hypertonic solution

    A solution with a higher concentration of solutes than the cell.

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    Perimeter of a polygon

    The total distance around the outside of a polygon.

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    Biotechnology

    The use of living organisms to make useful products for people.

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    Soliloquy

    A speech made by a character in a play or story expressing the character's thoughts.

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    Ozone layer

    Earth's protective layer that absorbs harmful radiation from the sun.

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    Earth's rotation

    The Earth's spinning motion on its axis.

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    Editorial section

    Part of a newspaper or magazine expressing the opinion of the publisher or editor.

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    Study Notes

    Vocabulary

    • Abase: to degrade or humiliate
    • Admonitory: serving to warn or advise
    • Despotic: exercising power oppressively or brutally
    • Tedium: a state of weariness; boredom
    • Parsimonious: extremely frugal; stingy
    • Dexterity: skill in the use of the hands
    • Amorphous: without shape or form
    • Demoted: lowered in rank or position
    • Cruel: causing great suffering or pain; merciless
    • Ennui: a feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction
    • Stingy: unwilling to spend or give
    • Manual skill: skill in using your hands and/or tools
    • Shapeless: lacking a definite form
    • Fondness: a feeling of affection or liking
    • Change: modification or alternation
    • Penchant: a strong liking
    • Transmuted: changed from one form or substance into another
    • Rancor: bitter lasting resentment
    • Mundane: commonplace
    • Ordinary: usual and not remarkable
    • Bitterness: a feeling of deep resentment or hostility
    • Profanity: offensive language
    • Obscenity: offensive or indecent language
    • Impertinent: disrespectful
    • Irrelevant: not connected with the subject
    • Voracious: having a huge appetite for or eagerness
    • Large fire: a big fire
    • Conflagration: a large destructive fire
    • Aplomb: composure or self-assurance
    • Queue: a line of people waiting
    • Euphoria: a feeling of great happiness or well-being
    • Erudite: having or showing great knowledge or learning
    • Acapella: without instrumental accompaniment
    • Persiflage: playful mockery
    • Carnal: pertaining to the physical body, especially in a sensual way
    • Hiatus: a pause or break
    • Lapse: to revert from a previous state
    • Intrepid: fearless
    • Remonstrate: to express protest or disapproval
    • Calmness: a state of peacefulness
    • Equanimity: mental calmness, composure, and steadiness
    • Sophisticated: complex or intricate
    • Complicated: difficult to understand or deal with
    • Candidness: honesty; frankness
    • Frankness: open honesty; straightforwardness

    Vocabulary (Page 2)

    • Esoteric: intended for or understood by only a small group
    • Supernatural: beyond the laws of nature.
    • Easily deceive: to trick someone into believing something untrue.
    • Loveliness: beauty
    • Immature: not fully developed; childish
    • Guiltly: feeling or showing regret for a wrong action
    • Verbose: using more words than necessary
    • Brag: to boast or show off
    • Evening party: a party that happens in the evening
    • Expert in matter of taste: Someone who knows a lot about taste.
    • Plural of Madame: a plural of the female title of respect "Madame".
    • Rebirth: revival or renewal
    • Well-being / Happiness: a state of health, happiness and general well-being.
    • Death blow: A final, devastating blow that results in injury or defeat.
    • Special day: An important or significant day.
    • Let the buyer beware: Buyer is responsible for knowing quality of goods before purchasing.
    • Let the buyer decide: Option for the buyer to decide on the terms of the transaction.

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