Mastering Vocabulary in 'Charlie and the Advice'

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1. Obliged (v)

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The word 'obliged' means to willingly comply with a request or do as one is asked to do. It implies cooperation and willingness to fulfill a requirement. The correct answer describes this meaning accurately, while the incorrect answers offer alternatives that do not align with the definition of 'obliged'.

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2. Exemplary (adj.)

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The correct definition of 'Exemplary' is serving as a good example to others or excellent. It is the opposite of mediocre, unworthy, ineffective, and misleading.

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3. Reflective (adj.)

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The correct definition of 'reflective' as an adjective is the quality of thinking things over, contemplating, or meditating on something.

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4. Monotony (n).

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Monotony refers to the lack of variety or change, while the incorrect answers provide definitions that contrast with the meaning of monotony.

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5. Tedious (adj.)

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The correct definition of 'tedious' is something that is boring or monotonous, not exciting, fast-paced, or unpredictable.

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6. What is the meaning of the word 'cordial' (adj.)?

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The correct meaning of the word 'cordial' is friendly and pleasant to be around, which is the opposite of options 'sour and unfriendly', 'unpredictable and volatile', and 'aloof and indifferent'.

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7. Distraught (adj.)

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Distraught means being very agitated or upset, not happy, confused, or calm.

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8. Recoiled (v.)

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Recoiled means to turn away suddenly in fear or disgust, the other options do not accurately describe the meaning of the word.

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9. What is the meaning of commotion (n.)?

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Commotion typically refers to a disturbance or uproar characterized by a loud noise or an argument, which is in contrast to the incorrect answers provided.

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10. Hapless (adj.)

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The correct answer 'without luck' accurately describes the definition of hapless as being unlucky or unfortunate. The incorrect answers do not convey the same meaning as hapless.

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11. Accusation (n).

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An accusation is a formal charge against someone, typically with the belief that they have done something wrong. It is not an apology, commendation, or request for help.

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12. What is the meaning of the word 'ferocity' (n)?

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Ferocity is the quality of being strong or displaying violent emotion, the correct answer is not in alignment with the incorrect options provided.

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13. Undeterred (adj.)

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The correct definition of 'undeterred' means being unable to be stopped or put off, showing determination despite obstacles.

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14. What does the term 'theme' refer to in a story?

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The theme of a story is not limited to the main character or the author, but rather encompasses the central message or idea about life that is portrayed through various elements of the narrative.

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15. Tribulation (n)

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Tribulation is defined as a difficulty or great problem, the incorrect answers do not align with this definition.

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16. What is the definition of 'Detriment' (n)?

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Detriment refers to something that causes difficulty or disadvantage, not something that is harmless, beneficial, or neutral.

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17. What does 'distribution' refer to?

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Distribution specifically refers to the act of handing out something to a group in appropriate quantities or shares.

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18. What is the definition of the word 'entreated' (v)?

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The correct definition of 'entreated' (v) is to beg or plead for something, making the other options incorrect.

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Obliged (v)
Exemplary (adj.)
Reflective (adj.)
Monotony (n).
Tedious (adj.)
What is the meaning of the word 'cordial' (adj.)?
Distraught (adj.)
Recoiled (v.)
What is the meaning of commotion (n.)?
Hapless (adj.)
Accusation (n).
What is the meaning of the word 'ferocity' (n)?
Undeterred (adj.)
What does the term 'theme' refer to in a story?
Tribulation (n)
What is the definition of 'Detriment' (n)?
What does 'distribution' refer to?
What is the definition of the word 'entreated' (v)?
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