Vocabulary Quiz on Key Terms

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To deal with a matter or problem, you need to ______ it.

address

When you accept and begin to use something new, you ______ it.

adopt

A ______ is an agreement between two sides who have different opinions.

compromise

An ______ situation can cause worry or fear among people.

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Conservation refers to the ______ of plants, animals, and natural areas.

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To ______ an issue means to cause it to happen or escalate.

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A durable item is one that can ______ a long time without being damaged.

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Efficiency is the condition of producing the results you want without ______.

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Something that is not accepting of changes is considered ______.

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An idea or principle is often referred to as a ______.

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A second-hand item is one that is ______; it has been used by someone else before.

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The importance of a matter is described by its ______.

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The ______ of a city often has residential areas and community facilities.

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To adjust to different conditions or uses, you need to ______.

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Urban sprawl refers to the uncontrolled spread of urban development into ______ areas.

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Aquatic organisms are those that live in or are connected with ______.

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Flashcards

Conservation

The protection of plants, animals, and natural areas from the damaging effects of human activity.

Sector

A part of society with its own special character, like businesses or education.

Function

The purpose or way something works.

Compromise

An agreement where both sides give up something to reach a solution.

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Durable

Able to last a long time without being damaged.

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Efficiency

The ability to produce results without waste.

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Relevant

Related to a subject or something being discussed.

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Amenities

Features that make a place comfortable and convenient.

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Adapt (v)

To change something to suit a new situation or purpose.

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Acknowledge (v)

To admit that something is true or exists.

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Mediums (n)

A material used to create art, such as paint, clay, or charcoal.

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Median (n)

The middle number or amount in a set of numbers, when they are arranged in order.

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Notion (n)

A belief or idea; a general impression.

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Capacity (n)

The ability to do something.

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Pension (n)

A regular payment made to someone who has retired from work.

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Pension (n)

A sum of money that a person receives regularly after they retire.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary

  • Compromise (n): An agreement between two sides, where each gives up something.
  • Conservation (n): Protecting plants, animals, and natural areas from human damage.
  • Durable (adj): Able to last a long time without damage.
  • Efficiency (n): Producing results without waste.
  • Relevant (adj): Related to the subject being discussed.
  • Second-hand (adj): Not new; previously used by someone else.
  • Sector (n): A specific part of society.
  • Function (n): A purpose or the way something works.
  • Depressing (adj): Making one feel unhappy and hopeless.
  • Inspiring (adj): Giving new ideas and desire to do something.
  • Civilized (adj): Having a well-developed way of life and social systems.
  • Reflects on (vph): Causes people to think in a certain way about something.
  • Reputation (n): The general opinion people have about someone.
  • Demonstrated (v): Showed how to do something; explained.
  • Amenities (n): Facilities making a place comfortable (e.g., parks, shops).
  • Green belt (n): Open land surrounding a city, restricting development to preserve nature.

Further Vocabulary

  • Outskirts (n): The outer edges of a town or city.
  • Skyscrapers (n): Very tall buildings.
  • Structural engineer (n): Designs and ensures the safety of buildings.
  • Suburban (adj): Relating to areas outside of a city center.
  • Urban sprawl (n): Unplanned expansion of urban areas.
  • Aquatic (adj): Relating to water.
  • Offshore (adv): Away from the land.
  • Inexhaustible (adj): In such large amounts that it cannot be used up.
  • Initial (adj): At the beginning; first.
  • Generate (v): To cause to exist; produce.
  • Universal (adj): Existing everywhere or involving everyone.
  • Utilize (v): To make use of something.
  • Address (v): To give attention to or deal with a problem.
  • Adopt (v): To accept or begin to use something.
  • Alarming (adj): Causing worry or fear.
  • Diminish (v): To reduce or decrease in size or importance.
  • Instigate (v): To cause an event or situation to happen.
  • Resistant (adj): Not accepting of something.

Further Vocabulary

  • Urgent (adj): Needing immediate attention.
  • Vital (adj): Necessary or extremely important.
  • Aesthetic (adj): Relating to beauty.
  • Conceptual (adj): Based on ideas or principles.
  • Contemporary (adj): Existing or happening now.
  • Distinction (n): A difference between similar things.
  • Established (adj): Generally accepted or familiar.
  • Notion (n): A belief or idea.
  • Significance (n): Importance.
  • Perceived (v): Thought of in a particular way.
  • Mechanical (adj): Related to machines.
  • Mediums (n): Materials used to create art.
  • Sophisticated (adj): Highly developed and complex.
  • Objective (n): Based on facts and reality.
  • Acknowledge (v): Agree; admit something is true.
  • Deliberately (adv): Intentionally.
  • Abstract (adj): Not of real things or people.
  • Avant-grade (adj): Very original and modern.
  • Decorative (adj): Made to look attractive.

Further Vocabulary

  • Expressive (adj): Showing what someone thinks or feels.
  • Figurative (adj): Showing things in a similar way to real life.
  • Lifelike (adj): Looks very real.
  • Monumental (adj): Very big.
  • Moving (adj): Causing strong sadness or sympathy.
  • Demographic (adj): Relating to human populations.
  • Adapt (v): To adjust to different conditions.
  • Undertake (v): To take responsibility for and begin doing something.
  • Capacity (n): A particular position or role.
  • Voluntary (adj): Done without being forced or paid.
  • Leisure (n): Time not spent working.
  • Documented (adj): Recorded or written down.
  • Median (n): The middle number in a series.
  • Allocate (v): Give something as a share.
  • Proportion (n): A part or share of the whole.
  • Range (n): The amount or number between a lower and upper limit.
  • Cope (v): Deal with problems successfully.
  • Pension (n): Money paid regularly to a retired person.

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