Vocabulary For Environmental Health

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1. There are NUMEROUS possible answers to the questions she has raised in her speech.

Explanation

The word "numerous" suggests that there are a large number of possible answers to the questions raised in her speech. This indicates that there is a wide range of potential explanations or solutions to the issues she has brought up. It implies that there is not just one correct answer, but rather multiple valid responses that could be considered.

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This quiz enhances understanding of vocabulary related to environmental health through context-based sentence applications.

2. The new department at the college COMPRISES students from a variety of fields.

Explanation

The correct answer is "consists of" because it accurately describes the situation where the new department is made up of students from different fields. "Comprises" means the same thing as "consists of," so it is the appropriate choice in this context. "Advises," "turns down," and "depends on" do not make sense in relation to the given sentence.

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3. We never CONSENTED to eliminating smoking from the building entirely.

Explanation

The phrase "We never consented to eliminating smoking from the building entirely" implies that the speaker did not give permission or agree to the idea of completely banning smoking in the building. Therefore, the best word to describe the speaker's stance is "agreed."

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4. The decision was easy to arrive at but difficult to IMPLEMENT.

Explanation

The phrase "difficult to implement" implies that there was a decision or plan in place, but executing or putting it into action posed challenges. "Carry out" is the most suitable option as it means to perform or accomplish a task or plan. The other options do not convey the idea of putting a decision into action.

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5. His victory in the election was INEVITABLE because he made such a good impression on television.

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The correct answer is "unavoidable" because the sentence states that his victory in the election was inevitable, meaning it was certain or bound to happen. This is supported by the reason given, which is that he made such a good impression on television. Therefore, his victory was unavoidable and could not be prevented.

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6. The information about the strike was DISSEMINATED among the students who attended the demonstration.

Explanation

The word "disseminated" means to spread or circulate information among people. Therefore, the correct answer choices are "circulated" and "spread" as they have similar meanings to "disseminated". The other answer choices, "inquired, asked", "rejected, condemned", and "supported, defended" do not have the same meaning and are not appropriate synonyms for "disseminated".

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7. The ONSET of the disease is often a seemingly benign rash.

Explanation

The correct answer is "start". The given statement suggests that the disease begins with a seemingly harmless rash. This implies that the initial stage or the onset of the disease is characterized by the appearance of a rash.

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8. The government's decision to raise taxes PROMPTED us to form a new political party.

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The word "prompted" indicates that the government's decision to raise taxes had a motivating or stimulating effect on us, leading us to form a new political party. Therefore, the correct answer is "encouraged."

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9. I TENTATIVELY agreed to attend the meeting.

Explanation

The word "tentatively" suggests that the speaker agreed to attend the meeting with some uncertainty or hesitation. The phrase "not definitely" aligns with this meaning, indicating that the agreement was not made with complete certainty or decisiveness. The other options, "enthusiastically," "unequivocally," and "finally," do not convey the same sense of uncertainty and hesitation.

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There are NUMEROUS possible answers to the questions she has raised in...
The new department at the college COMPRISES students from a variety...
We never CONSENTED to eliminating smoking from the building entirely.
The decision was easy to arrive at but difficult to IMPLEMENT.
His victory in the election was INEVITABLE because he made such a good...
The information about the strike was DISSEMINATED among the students...
The ONSET of the disease is often a seemingly benign rash.
The government's decision to raise taxes PROMPTED us to form a new...
I TENTATIVELY agreed to attend the meeting.
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