Chapter 4

Question 1

true to a particular degree when it is being compared with other things

Answer 1

relative to

Question 2

connected with what is happening or being discussed

Answer 2

relevant to

Question 3

(rather formal) typical of

Answer 3

characteristic of

Question 4

only found in

Answer 4

specific to

Question 5

belonging to or shared by two or more people or things

Answer 5

common to

Question 6

suitable or right for a particular situation or occassion

Answer 6

appropriate to

Question 7

existing as an idea, not as a material object; opposite: existing in a form that can be seen or felt

Answer 7

abstract

Question 8

having made of only one or a few parts

Answer 8

simple

Question 9

based on numbers and statistics; opposite: usually research using non-number-based methods such as interviews, focus groups, etc.

Answer 9

quantitative

Question 10

important or noticeable

Answer 10

significant

Question 11

fairly correct but not exact or detailed; opposite: exact or accuarte

Answer 11

rough

Question 12

seeming to exist or be true

Answer 12

apparent (discrepancy)

Question 13

possible when the necessary conditions exist

Answer 13

potential (problem)

Question 14

first in order of importance

Answer 14

principal (cause)

Question 15

careful to look at or consider every part of something to make certain it is correct

Answer 15

rigorous (methodology)