Lesson7

Question 0

clarify (v.)

clarification (n.)

Answer 0

to make more easily understood; to make clear

(syn.) explain

Question 1

appropriate (adj.)

appropriateness (n.)
appropriately (adv.)

Answer 1

correct or good for the purpose

(syn.) proper

Question 2

conceal (v.)

concealment (n.)

Answer 2

to prevent from being seen or discovered

(syn.) hide

Question 3

confirm (v.)

confirmed (adj.)
confirmation (n.)

Answer 3

to make certain; give support

(syn.) prove

Question 4

constantly (adv.)

constant (adj.)

Answer 4

in an unchanging manner; happening all the time

(syn.) continually

Question 5

convenient (adj.)

conveniently (adv.)
convenience (n.)

Answer 5

easy to reach; near; suitable to one’s needs

(syn.) practical

Question 6

core (adj.)

core (n.)

Answer 6

the central or most important part

(syn.) chief

Question 7

critical (adj.)

critique (v.)
criticism (n.)
critic (n.)
critically (adv.)

Answer 7

very serious or unsafe; finding fault

(syn.) dangerous

Question 8

distort (v.)

distorted (adj.)
distortion (n.)

Answer 8

to change from the original shape or condition, usually in an unnatural way

(syn.) deform

Question 9

diverse (adj.)

diversity (n.)
diversify (v.)

Answer 9

various; distinct from others

(syn.) different

Question 10

prosperous (adj.)

prosperously (adv.)
prosper (v.)
prosperity (n.)

Answer 10

successful, wealthy

(syn.) thriving

Question 11

purposefully (adv.)

purposeful (adj.)
purposely (adv.)
purpose (n.)

Answer 11

done for a special reason

(syn.) deliberately

Question 12

reveal (v.)

revealingly (adv.)
revealing (adj.)
revelation (n.)

Answer 12

to uncover; to expose

(syn.) disclose

Question 13

scarcely (adv.)

scarce (adj.)
scarcity (n.)

Answer 13

almost not

(syn.) hardly

Question 14

theoretically (adv.)

theoretical (adj.)
theory (n.)
theorize (v.)

Answer 14

according to a reasoned, but not proven, point of view

(syn.) hypothetically