HESI Vocabulary Quiz: Practice Test! Trivia
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How good are you with vocabulary? HESI vocabulary quiz aims to test your wisdom with words, giving you a chance to practice. Vocabulary is the grouping of familiar words within a person’s language. It serves to improve your communication skills in reading, writing, and with other people. For this quiz, you will need to ascertain the meaning of the question words. It would help if you undoubtedly tried this excellent quiz.
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PRECAUTION
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PREVENTABLE MEASURE
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ALREADY PRESENT
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1ST OR MORE SIGNIFICANT
Correct Answer
A. PREVENTABLE MEASUREExplanation
The given correct answer, "PREVENTABLE MEASURE," is the most suitable explanation for the given words. The term "PREVENTABLE MEASURE" refers to actions or steps taken to avoid or minimize the occurrence of something undesirable or harmful. In the context of the given words, it can be inferred that the focus is on taking precautions or preventive actions to avoid potential risks or problems. Therefore, "PREVENTABLE MEASURE" aligns well with the concept of being cautious and proactive in order to prevent negative outcomes.Rate this question:
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UNTOWARD
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RESPONSIBLE
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ADVERSE OR NEGATIVE
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LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BODY
Correct Answer
B. ADVERSE OR NEGATIVEExplanation
The word "untoward" is often used to describe something that is unfavorable, unfavorable or negative in nature. It implies that something is not going as planned or expected, and can have a negative impact. Therefore, the correct answer "adverse or negative" accurately captures the meaning of the word "untoward".Rate this question:
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ACCOUNTABLE
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SUDDEN
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EXPEL FECES
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RESPONSIBLE
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C. RESPONSIBLEExplanation
The word "accountable" means being responsible or answerable for something. Similarly, the word "responsible" also means being accountable or having the duty to do something. Therefore, "responsible" is the correct answer as it is a synonym of "accountable." The other options, "sudden" and "expel feces," do not have any relationship or similarity in meaning to the word "accountable."Rate this question:
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ABSTAIN
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TO VOLUNTARILY REFRAIN FROM SOMETHING
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OBVIOUS, EASILY OBSERVED
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SPOKEN USING WORDS
Correct Answer
A. TO VOLUNTARILY REFRAIN FROM SOMETHINGExplanation
The correct answer is "TO VOLUNTARILY REFRAIN FROM SOMETHING". The word "abstain" means to choose not to do or have something, usually because it is considered harmful or unhealthy. It implies a voluntary decision to avoid or refrain from a particular action or behavior.Rate this question:
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PRIMARY
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1ST OF MORE SIGNIFICANT
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APPERANCE OF OBSERVABLE EMOTIONS
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DO AS DIRECTED
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A. 1ST OF MORE SIGNIFICANTExplanation
The given answer suggests that the primary appearance of observable emotions occurs first among a series of other significant appearances. This implies that there may be multiple instances of observable emotions, but the first one holds more significance or importance compared to the subsequent appearances.Rate this question:
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COMPLY
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ROUNDED INWARD
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DO AS DIRECTED
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TO HOLD FAST OR STICK TOGETHER
Correct Answer
B. DO AS DIRECTEDExplanation
The word "comply" means to do as directed or to follow instructions. Therefore, the given answer "do as directed" accurately captures the meaning of the word "comply". It implies that when someone complies, they are obeying or carrying out the instructions or directions given to them. The other options, "rounded inward" and "to hold fast or stick together" do not convey the same meaning as "comply".Rate this question:
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EXTERNAL
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LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BODY
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DIFFICULT TO AROUSE
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INPLACE, UNHARMED
Correct Answer
A. LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BODYExplanation
The answer "LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BODY" is supported by the definition of the word "external" which means situated or occurring outside something. In the context of the question, the word "external" is used to describe something that is located outside the body. Therefore, it can be inferred that the correct answer is "LOCATED OUTSIDE THE BODY".Rate this question:
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PRE-EXISTING
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WIDE OPEN
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OCCURANCE
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ALREADY PRESENT
Correct Answer
C. ALREADY PRESENTExplanation
The correct answer is "ALREADY PRESENT". This is because the term "pre-existing" means that something already exists or is already present before a certain point in time. Therefore, "already present" is the most fitting synonym for "pre-existing" in this context.Rate this question:
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DEFECATE
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EXPEL FECES
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TO OCCUR AGAIN
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AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEM
Correct Answer
A. EXPEL FECESExplanation
The word "defecate" refers to the act of expelling feces from the body. This is the correct answer because it accurately defines the word and its meaning. The other options, "to occur again" and "an indication of a problem," do not relate to the specific meaning of "defecate" and are therefore incorrect.Rate this question:
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CAST
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SHAPE OR OUTLINE OF A SHAPE
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HARD PROTECTIVE DEVICE APPLIED TO PROTECT A BROKEN BONEWHILE THE BONE HEALS
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A REASON WHY SOMETHING IS NOT ADVISIBLE OR WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE DONE
Correct Answer
B. HARD PROTECTIVE DEVICE APPLIED TO PROTECT A BROKEN BONEWHILE THE BONE HEALSExplanation
The correct answer refers to a cast, which is a hard protective device that is applied to protect a broken bone while it heals. This device helps to immobilize the bone and prevent further damage or injury. It is commonly used in medical settings to aid in the healing process and provide support to the affected area.Rate this question:
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FATAL
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CHANGING RAPIDLY AND OFTEN
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THE ANTICIPATED OR EXPECTED COURSE OR OUTCOME
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RESULTING IN DEATH
Correct Answer
C. RESULTING IN DEATHExplanation
The word "fatal" is commonly used to describe something that leads to death. In this context, the word "fatal" is used to indicate that the anticipated or expected outcome of a certain situation is death. It suggests that the outcome of the situation is dire and will ultimately result in the loss of life.Rate this question:
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RESTRICT
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TO LIMIT
- B.
CONDITION
- C.
LOCATION
Correct Answer
A. TO LIMITExplanation
The word "restrict" means to limit or place a constraint on something. Therefore, the correct answer is "to limit" as it is a synonym of "restrict".Rate this question:
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CONSISTENCY
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DEGREE OF VISCOSTICY; HOW THICK OR THIN A FLUID IS
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TO DRAW TOGETHER, OR REDUCE IN SIZE
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DEPENDEDT
Correct Answer
A. DEGREE OF VISCOSTICY; HOW THICK OR THIN A FLUID ISExplanation
The correct answer is "DEGREE OF VISCOSTICY; HOW THICK OR THIN A FLUID IS". This answer accurately defines the term "consistency" as it relates to the viscosity of a fluid. Viscosity refers to the resistance of a fluid to flow, with thicker fluids having higher viscosity and thinner fluids having lower viscosity. Therefore, the degree of viscosity determines how thick or thin a fluid is, which aligns with the concept of consistency.Rate this question:
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ABRUPT
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TO DRAW TOGETHER OR BECOME SMALLER
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SUDDEN
- C.
BRIEF TO THE POINT
Correct Answer
B. SUDDENExplanation
The word "abrupt" is defined as something happening suddenly or unexpectedly. Therefore, the correct answer "sudden" aligns with this definition as it means happening quickly and without warning. The other options, "to draw together or become smaller" and "brief to the point," do not accurately capture the meaning of "abrupt" and are therefore incorrect.Rate this question:
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AFFECT
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EXTREME TIREDNESS, EXHAUSTION
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EXCRETE OR EXPEL URINE
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APPERANCE OF OBSERVABLE EMOTIONS
Correct Answer
C. APPERANCE OF OBSERVABLE EMOTIONSExplanation
The word "affect" refers to the appearance of observable emotions. It is used to describe how someone's emotions are expressed or displayed outwardly. This can include facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice. It is different from "effect," which refers to the result or consequence of something. In this context, "extreme tiredness, exhaustion" and "excrete or expel urine" do not relate to the meaning of "affect."Rate this question:
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VERBAL
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SPOKEN USING WORDS
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LIKELY TO OCCUR SOON
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OFFSETTING, OR MAKING UP FOR SOMETHING
Correct Answer
A. SPOKEN USING WORDSExplanation
The given answer, "SPOKEN USING WORDS," accurately describes the term "verbal." Verbal communication involves the use of words to convey messages or information. It can occur through speaking or writing. The other options, such as "likely to occur soon" or "offsetting, or making up for something," do not accurately define the term "verbal" as they pertain to different concepts.Rate this question:
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INGEST
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REDDENED, SWOLLEN, WARM, OFTEN TENDER
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TO SWALLOW FOR DIGESTION
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A MEANS TO OBTAIN ENTRY, OR A MEANS OF APPROACH
Correct Answer
B. TO SWALLOW FOR DIGESTIONExplanation
The correct answer is "TO SWALLOW FOR DIGESTION". The word "ingest" refers to the act of swallowing something for the purpose of digestion. It implies the process of taking in food or drink into the body in order to break it down and absorb its nutrients. The other options provided in the question, such as "reddened, swollen, warm, often tender" and "a means to obtain entry, or a means of approach," do not accurately define the word "ingest" in the context given.Rate this question:
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OVERT
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OBVIOUS, EASILY OBSERVED
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OPEN
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RAPID, UNCONTROLLED
Correct Answer
A. OBVIOUS, EASILY OBSERVEDExplanation
The word "overt" means something that is easily observed or obvious. It implies that the action or behavior is done openly and without any attempt to hide it. Therefore, the answer "obvious, easily observed" accurately describes the meaning of the word "overt".Rate this question:
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ADHERE
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TO STOP OR SUBDUE
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TO HOLD FAST OR STICK TOGETHER
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ESSENTIAL
Correct Answer
B. TO HOLD FAST OR STICK TOGETHERExplanation
The word "adhere" means to hold fast or stick together. It implies a strong attachment or connection between two things. In this context, the word is used to describe the action of sticking or holding fast to something. The other options, "to stop or subdue" and "essential," do not accurately capture the meaning of the word "adhere" in this context. Therefore, the correct answer is "to hold fast or stick together."Rate this question:
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CONCAVE
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ROUNDED INWARD
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BEGGINING OF SUDDENLY OR ABRUPTLY
- C.
BEING DIVIDED
Correct Answer
A. ROUNDED INWARDExplanation
The correct answer is "ROUNDED INWARD" because the term "concave" refers to a surface or shape that curves inward, creating a hollow or depression. It is the opposite of convex, which bulges outward. Therefore, "rounded inward" accurately describes the characteristic of a concave shape.Rate this question:
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PARANETER
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A CHARACTERISTIC OR CONSTANT FACTOR
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CAPABLE OF OCCURING OR LIKELY TO OCCUR
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PRODUCING A STRONG EFFECT
Correct Answer
A. A CHARACTERISTIC OR CONSTANT FACTORExplanation
The given correct answer refers to the definition of the term "parameter" as a characteristic or constant factor. It implies that a parameter is something that remains constant or consistent and can be used to describe or measure a particular phenomenon or situation. Additionally, it suggests that parameters have the potential to cause a significant or powerful impact.Rate this question:
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LETHARGIC
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TO TAKE IN ADDITION TO OR TO COMPLETE
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BEING EQUAL SAME IN SIZE, SHAPE AND RELATIVE POSTION
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DIFFICULT TO AROUS
Correct Answer
C. DIFFICULT TO AROUSExplanation
The word "lethargic" means lacking energy or enthusiasm, feeling sluggish or slow. The given answer "difficult to arouse" aligns with this definition, as it suggests that someone who is lethargic is hard to awaken or stimulate. This implies a state of drowsiness or low energy, reinforcing the idea that being lethargic means being difficult to arouse.Rate this question:
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RATIONALE
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THE UNDERLYING REASON
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MORE THAN WHAT IS NEEDED OR USUALL
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TO MAKE WORE OR MORE SEVERE
Correct Answer
A. THE UNDERLYING REASONExplanation
The correct answer is "THE UNDERLYING REASON" because it refers to the fundamental cause or explanation behind something. It suggests that there is a deeper or hidden reason that is responsible for a certain outcome or situation.Rate this question:
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FLUSHED
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REDDNED OR RUDDY APPEARANCE
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CLOSED OR OBSTRUCTED
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CONTINOUS
Correct Answer
A. REDDNED OR RUDDY APPEARANCEExplanation
The word "flushed" typically refers to a reddened or ruddy appearance of the skin. This can occur when blood vessels in the skin dilate, causing increased blood flow and resulting in a reddish hue. It is a common physiological response to emotions such as embarrassment, anger, or physical exertion. The other options, "closed or obstructed" and "continuous," do not accurately describe the meaning of "flushed."Rate this question:
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INTACT
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THE NUMBER BY WHICH THE DIVIDED IS DIVIDED
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INPLACE, UNHARMED
- C.
PRESS DOWNWARD
Correct Answer
B. INPLACE, UNHARMEDExplanation
The word "intact" means something that is not damaged or altered in any way. The answer "inplace, unharmed" accurately captures this meaning as both words imply that something remains unchanged or undamaged. "Inplace" suggests that something is in its original position or state, while "unharmed" indicates that it has not been harmed or damaged. Therefore, this answer correctly reflects the meaning of the word "intact".Rate this question:
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INCIDENCE
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OCCURANCE
- B.
WORSENING
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TOOL OR PEICE OR EQUIPMENT
Correct Answer
A. OCCURANCEExplanation
The word "occurrence" is the correct answer because it is the most suitable word to describe an event or incident happening. The other options do not fit the context as well. "Incidence" refers to the rate or frequency of something happening, not the actual event itself. "Worsening" means the situation is getting worse, not necessarily an event happening. "Tool or piece or equipment" is unrelated to the given words and does not make sense in this context. Therefore, "occurrence" is the most appropriate choice.Rate this question:
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GAPING
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THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE CENTER OF AN OBJECT
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TO OCCUR AGAIN
- C.
WIDE OPEN
Correct Answer
C. WIDE OPENExplanation
The word "gaping" means wide open. This is evident from the given options where "wide open" is listed as one of the meanings of "gaping". Therefore, "wide open" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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DIAMETER
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ENLARGED OR EXPANDED FROM PRESSURE
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THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE CENTER OF AN OBJECT
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DISTINCT, SEPARATE
Correct Answer
B. THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE CENTER OF AN OBJECTExplanation
The correct answer is "THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE CENTER OF AN OBJECT". This is because the term "diameter" refers to the measurement of a straight line passing through the center of a circle or sphere, connecting two points on its circumference. It is a fundamental concept in geometry and is used to calculate various properties of circular objects, such as circumference and area.Rate this question:
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DISTENDED
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ENLARGED OR EXPANED FROM PRESSURE
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TO ENLARGE OR EXPAND
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THE DISTANCE ACROSS THE CENTER OF AN OBJECT
Correct Answer
A. ENLARGED OR EXPANED FROM PRESSUREExplanation
The word "distended" refers to something that is enlarged or expanded due to pressure. This could be used to describe a swollen body part or a bloated stomach. The other options provided do not accurately capture the meaning of "distended" in the given context.Rate this question:
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DISCRETE
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DISTINCT, SEPARATE
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TO MAKE A LIQUED LESS CONCENTRATED
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PRODUCED WITHIN THE BODY
Correct Answer
A. DISTINCT, SEPARATEExplanation
The word "discrete" means distinct or separate. It refers to something that is individually distinct or separate from others. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "distinct, separate" as it accurately describes the meaning of the word "discrete".Rate this question:
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DILUTE
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PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BODY
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TO MAKE A LIQUED LESS CONCENTRATED
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TO INCREASE IN SIZE OR AMOUNT
Correct Answer
B. TO MAKE A LIQUED LESS CONCENTRATEDExplanation
The correct answer is "TO MAKE A LIQUID LESS CONCENTRATED." The word "dilute" means to reduce the concentration, strength, or purity of a substance by adding a liquid to it. In this context, it refers to making a liquid less concentrated by adding more of a solvent or diluent.Rate this question:
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DIALATE
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MEASURES CONTRIBUTING TO CLEANLINESS A GOOD HEALTH
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MAINTENANCE OF BODY FLUID BALANCE
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TO ENLARGE OR EXPAND
Correct Answer
C. TO ENLARGE OR EXPANDExplanation
The word "dilate" means to enlarge or expand. In the context of the given options, "measures contributing to cleanliness and good health" and "maintenance of body fluid balance" do not relate to the meaning of "dilate." Therefore, the correct answer is "to enlarge or expand," which aligns with the definition of the word.Rate this question:
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EXOGENOUS
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PRODUCED WITHIN THE BODY
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PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BODY
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PRINISHED OR LACKING SOME USUALL QUALITY OR LEVEL
Correct Answer
B. PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BODYExplanation
The correct answer is "produced outside the body." Exogenous refers to something that is produced or originates from outside the body. It is the opposite of endogenous, which refers to something that is produced or originates from within the body. In this context, the answer choice "produced outside the body" aligns with the definition of exogenous.Rate this question:
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ENDOGENOUS
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PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BODY
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TO BEGIN OR PUT INTO PRACTICE
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PRODUCED WITHIN THE BODY
Correct Answer
C. PRODUCED WITHIN THE BODYExplanation
The correct answer is "produced within the body." The term "endogenous" refers to something that originates from within an organism or system. In this context, it means that the production of something is occurring internally within the body.Rate this question:
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HYGIENE
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MEASURES CONTRIBUTING TO CLEANLINESS AND OOD HEALTH
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TO BEGIN OR PUT INTO PRACTICE
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SO GRADUAL AS TO NOT BECOME APPARENT FOR A LONG TIME
Correct Answer
A. MEASURES CONTRIBUTING TO CLEANLINESS AND OOD HEALTHExplanation
The given answer, "MEASURES CONTRIBUTING TO CLEANLINESS AND GOOD HEALTH," accurately describes the term "HYGIENE." Hygiene refers to practices and behaviors that help maintain cleanliness and promote good health. These measures can include activities such as regular handwashing, proper sanitation, and maintaining a clean environment. By implementing these measures consistently, individuals can prevent the spread of diseases and maintain their overall well-being.Rate this question:
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INTERNAL
- A.
INSERTING OR ENTERING INTO A BODY PART
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LOCATED, WITHIN THE BODY
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AN INDICATION OR A SIGN OF A CONDITION
Correct Answer
B. LOCATED, WITHIN THE BODYExplanation
The correct answer is "LOCATED, WITHIN THE BODY." This answer accurately describes the term "internal," which refers to something that is inside or within the body. It implies that the action or condition being referred to is happening or existing within the boundaries of the body.Rate this question:
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LATENT
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AN INDICATION OR SIGN OF A CONDITION
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PRESENT, BUT NOT ACTIVE OR VISIBLE
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SO GRADUAL AS TO NOT BECOME APPARENT FOR A LONG TIME
Correct Answer
B. PRESENT, BUT NOT ACTIVE OR VISIBLEExplanation
The word "latent" means that something is present but not active or visible. It suggests that there is a potential or hidden condition that may become apparent over time, but is not currently active or visible.Rate this question:
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NUTRIENT
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TO LIFT UP OR PLACE IN A HIGHER POSITION
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TO INCREASE IN SIZE OR AMOUNT
- C.
SUBSTANCE OR INGREDIENT THAT PROVIDES NOURISHMENT
Correct Answer
C. SUBSTANCE OR INGREDIENT THAT PROVIDES NOURISHMENTExplanation
The term "nutrient" refers to a substance or ingredient that provides nourishment. It is a broad term that encompasses various essential components such as vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, which are necessary for the growth, development, and maintenance of the body. Nutrients are obtained through food and are essential for the proper functioning of the body's systems and processes.Rate this question:
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DEPTH
- A.
DOWNWARD MEASUREMENT FROM A SURFACE
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A DEFICIENCY OR LACK OF SOMETHING
- C.
AMOUNT OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID
Correct Answer
A. DOWNWARD MEASUREMENT FROM A SURFACEExplanation
The correct answer is "DOWNWARD MEASUREMENT FROM A SURFACE". This is because the term "depth" refers to the distance or measurement from the top or surface of something to the bottom or lowest point. It is commonly used to describe the vertical measurement of water bodies, such as the depth of a lake or ocean. In general, depth implies the measurement of distance in a downward direction.Rate this question:
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DEFICIT
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A DEFICIENCY OR LACK OF SOMETHING
- B.
SIGHIFICANTLY IMPORTANT AND DANGEROUS
- C.
AMOUNT OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID
Correct Answer
A. A DEFICIENCY OR LACK OF SOMETHINGExplanation
The correct answer is "A DEFICIENCY OR LACK OF SOMETHING". This is because the word "deficit" is defined as a shortage or insufficiency of something, indicating a lack or deficiency in a particular area. The other options provided in the question, "significantly important and dangerous" and "amount of space occupied by a fluid", do not accurately describe the meaning of the word "deficit".Rate this question:
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OMINOUS
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SIGHIFICANTLY IMPORTANT AND DANGEROUS
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GIVEN THROUGHT OR AFFECTING THE MOUTH
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AMOUNT OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY FLUID
Correct Answer
A. SIGHIFICANTLY IMPORTANT AND DANGEROUSExplanation
The correct answer for the word "ominous" is "significantly important and dangerous". This is because the word "ominous" is used to describe something that gives the feeling that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen. It implies a sense of foreboding or threat, indicating that the situation or event is of great significance and poses a potential danger.Rate this question:
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ORAL
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TO BEGIN OR PUT INTO PRACTICE
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GIVEN THROUGHT OR AFFECTING THE MOUTH
- C.
DIMINISHED OR LACKING SOME USUAL QUALITY OR LEVAL
Correct Answer
B. GIVEN THROUGHT OR AFFECTING THE MOUTHExplanation
The correct answer is "given through or affecting the mouth". This definition aligns with the term "oral" as it relates to something being communicated or administered through the mouth. It can refer to spoken language or oral medication, for example. The other definitions provided do not accurately capture the meaning of "oral" in this context.Rate this question:
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EXPAND
- A.
INCREASE IN SIZE OR AMOUNT
- B.
SO GRADUAL AS TO NOT BECOME APPARENT FOR A LONG TIME
- C.
INSERTING OR ENTERING INTO A BODY PART
Correct Answer
A. INCREASE IN SIZE OR AMOUNTExplanation
The given correct answer, "INCREASE IN SIZE OR AMOUNT," accurately describes the term "expand." When something expands, it grows or becomes larger in size or quantity. This can refer to physical objects, such as a balloon expanding as it is filled with air, or to abstract concepts, such as an increase in the amount of money in a bank account. The word "expand" implies a gradual process that may not be immediately noticeable or apparent, suggesting that the increase in size or amount occurs over time.Rate this question:
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MANIFESTATION
- A.
AN INDICATION OR SIGN OF A CONDITION
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MAINTENANCE OF BODY FLID BALANCE
- C.
AMOUNT OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID
Correct Answer
A. AN INDICATION OR SIGN OF A CONDITIONExplanation
Manifestation refers to the outward display or demonstration of something. In this context, it is used to describe an indication or sign of a condition. This means that manifestation can be observed or experienced as a visible or tangible evidence of a particular condition or situation. It implies that there are observable signs or symptoms that can be used to identify or diagnose a specific condition.Rate this question:
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SYMPTON
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A REASON WHY SOMETHING IS NOT ADVISIBLE OR WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE DONE
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SHAPE OR OUTLINE OF A SHAPE
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AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEM
Correct Answer
C. AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEMExplanation
The correct answer is "AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEM". This answer is supported by the definition of the word "symptom" which refers to a sign or indication of a disease, illness, or problem. In the given context, a symptom can be seen as a warning sign or evidence that there is an underlying issue or trouble. Therefore, "AN INDICATION OF A PROBLEM" is the most fitting explanation for the given answer.Rate this question:
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HYDRATION
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TO BEGIN OR PUT INTO PRACTICE
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AMOUNT OF SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID
- C.
MAINTENANCE OF BODY FLUID BALANCE
Correct Answer
C. MAINTENANCE OF BODY FLUID BALANCEExplanation
The term "hydration" refers to the process of maintaining the balance of body fluids. This involves ensuring that the body has enough fluids to function properly and avoiding dehydration. It is important for various bodily functions, such as regulating body temperature, transporting nutrients, and removing waste products. Therefore, the correct answer, "maintenance of body fluid balance," accurately describes the concept of hydration.Rate this question:
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IMPAIRED
- A.
INSERTING OR ENTERING INTO A BODY PART
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DIMINISHED OR LACKING SOME USUAL QUALITY OR LEVEL
- C.
TO LIFT UP OR PLACE IN A HIGHER POSITION
Correct Answer
B. DIMINISHED OR LACKING SOME USUAL QUALITY OR LEVELExplanation
The word "impaired" means that something is diminished or lacking its usual quality or level. It suggests that there is a decrease or reduction in the normal functioning or ability of something. This could refer to a person's impaired vision or hearing, or a vehicle with impaired brakes. It indicates that there is a deficiency or limitation in the usual state or performance of something.Rate this question:
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VOLUME
- A.
AMOUNT OR SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID
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TO LIFT UP OR PLACE HIGHER POSITION
- C.
THE ANTICIPATED OR EXPECTED COURSE OR OUTCOME
Correct Answer
A. AMOUNT OR SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUIDExplanation
The correct answer is "AMOUNT OR SPACE OCCUPIED BY A FLUID." This is because volume refers to the measure of the three-dimensional space occupied by an object or substance, particularly a fluid. It is commonly used to quantify the amount of space that a substance occupies.Rate this question:
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