Bps Book 4 Wordly Wise Lesson 7

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1. Alter (v.)

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The word 'alter' specifically refers to the act of changing or making something different, so the correct answer is the opposite of 'to stay the same'. It does not mean to decrease in size or amount, or to sleep peacefully without any movement.

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Bps Book 4 Wordly Wise Lesson 7 - Quiz

2. What does the term 'alteration' refer to?

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The term 'alteration' refers to a change in something, usually indicating a modification or adjustment.

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3. Confuse (v.)

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The correct definition of 'confuse' involves creating a sense of unclearness or mixing up in the mind, or mistaking identities. The incorrect answers provided do not align with the actual meaning of the word 'confuse'.

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4. What does the term 'confusing' mean?

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The term 'confusing' refers to something that is hard to follow or understand, making it unclear.

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5. Confusion (n.)

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Confusion is defined as a state of disorder where things are unclear or chaotic, which is the opposite of a state of clarity. It is also different from a feeling of certainty or an organized structure.

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6. What does distribute (v.) mean?

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The correct answer for distribute (v.) is to give out or divide among several or many, and to be spread over.

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7. Eject (v.)

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The word 'eject' means to force or throw out, the three incorrect answers are not synonyms of the word eject.

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8. Embrace (v.)

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The correct answer to the question 'embrace (v.)' is to hold closely in one's arms; to hug. Embracing someone is a gesture of warmth and affection, the opposite of rejecting, ignoring, or condemning.

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9. Embrace (v.)

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The correct definition of 'embrace' as a verb is to take up seriously, not to refuse, avoid, or release.

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10. What does the term 'embrace' (n.) refer to?

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The term 'embrace' as a noun typically refers to a hug where two people hold each other closely in their arms. It does not denote a kiss, handshake, or high-five.

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11. What does the verb 'equip' mean?

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The correct definition of 'equip' is to provide with what is needed, such as tools or supplies.

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12. Flexible (adj)

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Flexibility includes the ability to bend easily physically and the capability to adapt to new or different situations, making options 1 and 2 the correct answers. Conversely, options 3, 4, and 5 describe characteristics that are opposite of being flexible.

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13. Instant (n.)

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An instant is commonly defined as a very short period of time, which is the opposite of a long period of time, eternity, or a whole day.

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14. Instant (adj.)

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The adjective 'instant' refers to something happening or done at once, making it quick in nature. Therefore, options like 'Delayed', 'Gradual', and 'Tardy' are incorrect as they do not align with the definition of 'instant'.

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15. What does the adjective 'keen' mean?

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The adjective 'keen' typically refers to something having a sharp edge, as in a keen blade or keen wit.

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16. Keen (adj.)

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The correct answer for the word 'keen' as an adjective is 'Showing a strong interest; eager.' This implies that someone who is keen is enthusiastic and eager about something.

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17. Keen (adj.)

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The word 'keen' is used to describe someone who is alert, perceptive, and quick to grasp concepts. It is the opposite of being dull, careless, or hesitant.

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18. Limp (v.)

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The correct answer describes the action of walking in a way that shows difficulty or weakness in one's leg or foot. The incorrect answers do not accurately define what it means to limp.

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19. What is the definition of limp (n.)?

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A limp (n.) refers specifically to an uneven or lopsided walk caused by injury or weakness. It is not related to fabrics, dance moves, or clock sounds.

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20. What does 'limp' mean as an adjective?

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The correct meaning of 'limp' as an adjective is 'Not stiff or firm', which implies a lack of strength or rigidity in the object being described.

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21. Seize (v.)

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The correct definition of 'seize' is to grasp suddenly or grab hold of, not to let go of, ignore, or cook.

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22. What does the verb 'seize' mean?

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The correct answer 'to take by force of the law' accurately describes the action of seizing something forcefully or legally. The incorrect answers provide alternative meanings that do not align with the definition of 'seize.'

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23. Shallow (adj.)

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The correct definition of 'shallow' as an adjective is 'not deep,' meaning it lacks depth or is close to the surface. The three incorrect answers provided may seem related, but they do not accurately capture the meaning of shallow in this context.

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24. Shallow (adj.)

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The correct answer refers to lacking depth or seriousness, which is the opposite of 'Deep', 'Profound', and 'Complex'.

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25. What is the definition of the verb 'surround'?

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The correct definition of 'surround' is to enclose on all sides, not to separate into different sections, to connect two points, or to hover above in the air.

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26. What does 'surroundings' refer to?

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Surroundings typically refer to the environment or conditions that exist around a person or place, not related to food, clothing, or transportation.

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27. Victim (n.)

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A victim refers to someone who has been harmed, killed, or suffered in some way. It is the person who experiences negative consequences, rather than causing harm to others, witnessing a crime, or being rescued.

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Alter (v.)
What does the term 'alteration' refer to?
Confuse (v.)
What does the term 'confusing' mean?
Confusion (n.)
What does distribute (v.) mean?
Eject (v.)
Embrace (v.)
Embrace (v.)
What does the term 'embrace' (n.) refer to?
What does the verb 'equip' mean?
Flexible (adj)
Instant (n.)
Instant (adj.)
What does the adjective 'keen' mean?
Keen (adj.)
Keen (adj.)
Limp (v.)
What is the definition of limp (n.)?
What does 'limp' mean as an adjective?
Seize (v.)
What does the verb 'seize' mean?
Shallow (adj.)
Shallow (adj.)
What is the definition of the verb 'surround'?
What does 'surroundings' refer to?
Victim (n.)
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