Vocabulary Day 5
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What does it mean to 'carry on'?

  • To stop doing something
  • To apply for something
  • To focus attention on something
  • To continue doing something (correct)

To 'apply for' something means to ignore the application process.

False (B)

What is the meaning of 'concentrate on'?

To focus attention on something

To become accustomed to a new environment means to _____ to it.

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Match the following verbs with their meanings:

<p>Tend = To be inclined or likely to do something Inhabit = To live in a place or area Get used to = To adjust or become accustomed to something Carry on = To continue doing something</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'tend' imply in communication?

<p>To be inclined to say something (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An 'uncivilized' society is considered advanced.

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What does 'warfare' refer to?

<p>Fighting or war</p> Signup and view all the answers

People who ______ large areas are said to inhabit them.

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Match the following definitions with their corresponding words:

<p>Accustomed = Used to or familiar with Savage = Not civilized Focus = Concentrate attention on Combat = Engaging in warfare</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the word 'sponsor' mean?

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The term 'recess' refers to a time when classes are in session.

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What might you do with your designs in a robotics contest?

<p>submit</p> Signup and view all the answers

To organize a volleyball net, you need to ______ it.

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Which of the following is NOT a synonym for 'fulfill'?

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An 'exceptional' athlete is considered average or typical.

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What do you need to match certain standards to participate in something?

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Several ______ students may require special accommodations.

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What does a 'facility' typically refer to?

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What does 'capture' mean?

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An 'abrupt' change is a gradual one.

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What does it mean to 'surrender'?

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Countries form an __________ to support each other.

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Match the following words with their synonyms:

<p>capture = seize abrupt = sudden struggle = conflict skilled = proficient</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of 'flee'?

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'Brain drain' refers to the arrival of skilled people in a country.

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How would you describe someone who is 'committed'?

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The government had to __________ to the demands of the people.

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Which term describes a major conflict between two superpowers?

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What is the synonym of the word 'capture'?

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What term describes the departure of skilled people from a country?

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Countries often form an __________ to provide mutual support.

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Which word best describes someone who is dedicated to an idea?

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To 'frustrate' means to assist someone in their plans.

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What is the term for the process of organizing or creating a group?

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A __________ is a major conflict, especially between powerful nations.

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Match the following vocabulary words with their expressions:

<p>capture = capture Rome flee = flee from Cuba stretch = stretch for 154 kilometers surrender = surrender to the Allied Forces</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the word 'exhausted' most closely mean?

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A 'journey' is typically a short trip.

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What is a synonym for 'strenuous'?

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To 'rely on' something means to _____ on it.

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Which of the following best describes 'exotic'?

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'Transfer' means to move from one place to another.

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What does 'bump into' typically mean?

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What might you do if you are feeling exhausted?

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An acquaintance is someone you know, but not very _____ .

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The Holocaust refers to the genocide of various ethnic groups during World War II.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following expressions with their corresponding words:

<p>feel exhausted = exhausted be startled by teachers = startled go down other paths = path attract = to draw in</p> Signup and view all the answers

To execute a plan or task can be described as to __________ it.

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What does 'obedience' mean?

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To influence means to trick someone into believing something false.

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What does it mean to 'mislead' someone?

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The term __________ relates to the genocide of European Jews during World War II.

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What is the primary meaning of 'carry out'?

<p>To perform or execute something (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the word 'overcome' mean?

<p>To get over (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The term 'grant' means to take away rights from someone.

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What is a synonym for 'struggle'?

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To _____ negative emotions means to handle them effectively.

<p>deal with</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the term 'unique'?

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The Constitution is a set of beliefs and laws by which a country is governed.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The act of _____ involves facing difficult situations.

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Flashcards

Submit

To formally give something, like a design or application

Sponsor

To support or encourage something, like a project or event.

Fulfill

To complete a task or function, like fulfilling a role in a play.

Recess

A break from classes or activities, like a break during a school day.

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Set up

To organize or position something, like setting up a tent or a table.

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Disabled

Having a physical or mental impairment, like a disability that affects movement.

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Normal

Typical or usual, like a normal day at school.

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Attempt

Trying to do something, like attempting a new skill or a challenge.

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Represent

To represent someone or something else, like a team or a school.

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Qualify

To match certain standards to participate, like qualifying for a team or a tournament.

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carry on

To continue doing something in the same way as before.

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apply for

To formally request something, usually in writing.

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concentrate on

To focus your attention on something specific.

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get used to

To become accustomed to something new or unfamiliar.

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tend to

To be inclined or likely to do something, often habitually.

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inhabit

To live in a particular place or area.

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uncivilized

Lacking the qualities of a civilized society, often associated with savagery or barbarism.

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warfare

The act of fighting or engaging in war.

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Capture

To take control of an area or territory by force.

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Abrupt

A sudden and unexpected change, often in a situation or plan.

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Form

To create or organize something, especially a group or organization.

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Be committed to

To be dedicated to and loyal to a cause, belief, or person.

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Flee

To run away from danger or a difficult situation.

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Struggle

A major conflict or struggle, especially between groups or nations.

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Surrender

To give up or surrender to an opponent or a situation.

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Occupy

To take possession of and control an area or territory.

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Alliance

An agreement between two or more countries or groups to cooperate or support each other.

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Skilled

Having a high level of skill or expertise in a particular area.

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Exhausted

To feel extremely tired or exhausted.

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Startled

To be surprised or shocked.

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Enormous

Extremely large or significant in size or amount.

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Burst

A sudden release of energy or emotion, like a burst of enthusiasm or a sudden outburst of anger.

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Exotic

Foreign or unusual, often appealing for its difference.

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Journey

A long trip or experience, often with a specific goal or purpose.

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Path

A route or direction to follow, like a path in a forest or a career path.

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Acquaintance

Someone you know, but not very well. A casual acquaintance.

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Rely on

To depend on someone or something for support or help.

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Draw

To attract someone or something towards something.

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Exhibit

A display or showcase of something, often art or other objects.

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Bump into

To encounter someone unexpectedly.

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Holocaust

The genocide of European Jews during World War II.

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Influence

To affect or impact something.

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Obedience

Compliance with authority or instructions.

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Mislead

To deceive or trick someone.

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Tract honeybees

To use honeybees in agricultural pollination.

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Draw

A way to show something visually.

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Significant

Something that is very important or significant.

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Overcome

To successfully overcome a challenge or difficulty.

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Recognize

To recognize or understand something.

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Deal with

To handle or manage something, especially a problem or challenge.

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Ignore

To pay no attention to or disregard something.

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Reinforce

To strengthen or make something stronger.

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Constitution

The set of fundamental principles and laws that govern a country, state, or organization.

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Grant

To give something, especially a right or privilege.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary - World Guardians Basic Class - Day 2

  • Sponsor: to support or encourage something, e.g., sponsoring a robotics contest
  • Submit: to formally give something, e.g., submitting your design for a robot, turning in your work
  • Fulfill: to complete a task or function, e.g., fulfilling some kind of function
  • Recess: a break from classes/activities
  • Set up: to organize or position something, e.g., setting up a volleyball net
  • Disabled: having a physical or mental impairment, e.g., several disabled students
  • Normal: typical, usual, e.g., be back to normal
  • Attempt: Trying to do something, e.g., trying to do something to get students into better shape (or an attempt to do something)
  • Represent: to try to do something, e.g., representing your former school
  • Qualify: to match certain standards to participate, e.g., qualifying for the state championships
  • Exceptional: extraordinary, outstanding, superior, e.g., exceptional athletes
  • Facility: building or equipment for a special purpose, e.g., a special training facility
  • Carry on: to continue doing something, e.g., carrying on performing like you have been in the past
  • Apply for: to formally request something, e.g., applying for a scholarship
  • Concentrate on: to focus attention on something, e.g., concentrating on getting used to your new school
  • Get used to: to adjust or become accustomed to something, e.g., getting used to your new school
  • Tend to: to be inclined or likely to do something, e.g., tendency to say silly things in class
  • Inhabit: to live in a place or area, e.g., inhabiting a large area
  • Uncivilized: not having the qualities of an advanced society, e.g., an uncivilized people
  • Warfare: fighting, war

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