Final exam

Question 1

Advocative

Answer 1

To publicly support or suggest an idea

Question 2

Empirical

Answer 2

based on what is experienced or seen rather than on theory

Question 3

Deduce

Answer 3

Reach a decision by thinking carefully about the known facts

Question 4

Infer

Answer 4

Deduce or conclude (something) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statement

Question 5

Comprehensive

Answer 5

thoroughly understanding with one’s mind, all the mains facts are included
including or dealing with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.

Question 6

Ambiguity

Answer 6

word or expression that can be understood in two or more possible ways, sometimes is it not clear

Question 7

Overlap

Answer 7

to cover something partly by going over its edge, have similarities with others

Question 8

To deviate from

Answer 8

to go in a different direction

Question 9

Arbitrarily

Answer 9

based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.
( savavališkas )

Question 10

Distort

Answer 10

To change the shape of something so that it looks strange or unnatural

Question 11

Authoritative

Answer 11

well done, full of great examples

Question 12

To upend

Answer 12

to turn something over

Question 13

To confront

Answer 13

To deal/face with a difficult problem, situation, or person, present differencies

Question 14

The contradictory

Answer 14

contains opposing ideas

Question 15

Notwithstanding

Answer 15

nevertheless, despite this

Question 16

Quest for

Answer 16

Search for

Question 17

To append

Answer 17

to add something additional

Question 18

The converse of

Answer 18

opposite something, totally different

Question 19

Nuanced

Answer 19

a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound.

Question 20

Somewhat

Answer 20

in some way, to some degree

Question 21

Predominant

Answer 21

having or exerting control or power.

Question 22

Confronted with

Answer 22

to deal with it.

Question 23

Utilise

Answer 23

make practical and effective use of.

Question 24

Trigger

Answer 24

Cause

Question 25

Thereby

Answer 25

Typically used to indicate a means or method by which something is achieved or a consequence that follows as a result of a particular action or situation. It often implies a cause-and-effect relationship.
Example: “She studied diligently and thereby improved her grades.”
Because of that

Question 26

Whereby

Answer 26

Meaning: “Whereby” is used to indicate the way or manner in which something is done or the process by which something happens. It is often used to describe a mechanism or a procedure.
Example: “The new software streamlines the ordering process, whereby customers can place orders online with ease.”
By this method

Question 27

Reside

Answer 27

lie/live

Question 28

Reflect upon

Answer 28

Think about

Question 29

Conceive

Answer 29

form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind.

Question 30

Perceive

Answer 30

interpret or regard (someone or something) in a particular way./become aware or conscious of (something); come to realize or understand.

Question 31

Contradict

Answer 31

go against

Question 32

Negate

Answer 32

make useless

Question 33

Denote

Answer 33

be a sign of; indicate.

Question 34

Crucial

Answer 34

Very important