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    Interfere

    • To deliberately become involved in a situation when you are not wanted or needed
    • To officially give someone a prize or money.
    • The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.
    • Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.
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This quiz tests your ability to define various terms, enhancing vocabulary and comprehension skills. It covers diverse topics from anthropology to cautionary tales, making it relevant for learners aiming to improve their linguistic prowess.

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  • 2. 

    Award

    • To officially give someone a prize or money.

    • Someone who treats people.

    • To deliberately become involved in a situation when you are not wanted or needed

    • A severe punishment

    Correct Answer
    A. To officially give someone a prize or money.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "to officially give someone a prize or money." This is because the word "award" is commonly used to describe the act of presenting someone with a prize or money as a form of recognition or appreciation for their achievements or contributions. It does not refer to someone who treats people, deliberately becoming involved in a situation when not wanted or needed, or a severe punishment.

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    Remarkable

    • Very unusual, noticeable in a way that deserves admiration .

    • Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.

    • A story is intended to warn people.

    • The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.

    Correct Answer
    A. Very unusual, noticeable in a way that deserves admiration .
    Explanation
    The word "remarkable" means something that is very unusual or noticeable in a way that deserves admiration. It implies that whatever is being described is exceptional or outstanding in some way.

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    Anthropology  

    • Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.

    • A story is intended to warn people.

    • The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.

    • Very unusual, noticeable in a way that deserves admiration .

    Correct Answer
    A. The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "the scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs, etc." This is because anthropology is a field of study that focuses on understanding human beings, their cultures, societies, and behaviors. It involves researching and analyzing various aspects of human life, including customs, beliefs, social structures, and historical development. Anthropologists use scientific methods to study and interpret human diversity and evolution across different regions and time periods.

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    Cautionary tale

    • The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.

    • Very unusual, noticeable in a way that deserves admiration .

    • A story is intended to warn people.

    • A love story

    Correct Answer
    A. A story is intended to warn people.
    Explanation
    The term "cautionary tale" refers to a story that is intended to warn people. This type of story often includes a moral or lesson to be learned from the negative consequences experienced by the characters. It serves as a caution or warning to the audience about certain actions or behaviors that may lead to unfavorable outcomes.

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    Producer

    • Someone who gives instruction to actors and other people in the film or a play.

    • Someone who treats people.

    • Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.

    • Someone who asks people for money.

    Correct Answer
    A. Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc." This is because a producer is responsible for overseeing and managing various aspects of the production process, including financing, budgeting, hiring personnel, and making creative decisions. They play a crucial role in bringing a play or a film to fruition by coordinating and supervising all the different elements involved in the production.

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    Director

    • Someone who controls the making of a play or a film, etc.

    • Someone who gives instruction to actors and other people in the film or a play.

    • Someone who treats people.

    • The scientific study of people, their customs, beliefs,etc.

    Correct Answer
    A. Someone who gives instruction to actors and other people in the film or a play.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "someone who gives instruction to actors and other people in the film or a play." This is because a director is responsible for guiding and instructing the cast and crew during the production of a play or film. They provide guidance on acting, blocking, and overall artistic vision to ensure a cohesive and successful production.

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