Semester 2 Spring 2023 Flashcards
1
Q
We should try to _____ more fruits and vegetables into our diets.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
incorporate
2
Q
Translate to English:
revertir; invertir; retroceder
A
reverse
[rivers]
3
Q
Opposite or against something.
a) advocate
b) contrary
c) release
d) reverse
A
contrary
[kontreri]
4
Q
He rides his bicycle as his main mode of ________ to work.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
transport
5
Q
The football team had to ________ their strategy to win.
a) release
b) reverse
c) advocate
d) contrary
A
reverse
6
Q
To change the direction or change something back.
a) contrary
b) advocate
c) release
d) reverse
A
reverse
[rivers]
7
Q
Can you think of something that you could do to enhance the appearance of your school?
A
It would enhance the appearance of our school if we…
8
Q
What word is a synonym?
to suppose; to guess; to assume
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
A
presume
/pre-zum/
9
Q
Translate to English:
prohibir
A
prohibit
10
Q
She was forced to ____ that she was smoking in the bathroom.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
acknowledge
admit
11
Q
The prisoner was finally __________ after serving 15 years in jail
a) reversed
b) contrary
c) advocated
d) released
A
released
[rilisd]
12
Q
The school has launched a new ____ to improve student attendance.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
initiative
13
Q
What word is a synonym?
variety; range
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e.enhance
A
diversity
/dai-VUR-se-di/
14
Q
To add/put/include something to something else
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
Incorporate
15
Q
The _____ of car accidents in this area is quite high.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
incidence
frequencia; incidencia
16
Q
Turn and talk:
What is a topic among your friends about which there is a diversity of opinions?
A
There are a diversity of opinions about ___________.
17
Q
How often something happens
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
incidence
18
Q
To admit or accept that something is true or exists
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
A
Acknowledge
19
Q
Turn and Talk:
How can a person’s face or body language reveal that they are hiding something?
A
A person’s face can reveal that they are hiding something when they…
20
Q
Translate to English:
soltar; liberar
A
release
[rilis]
21
Q
Heather joined the school dance club to ________ her dance skills.
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
A
enhance
/en-jans/
22
Q
During the Great ________, which took place from 1910 to 1970, over six million African Americans moved from the rural South to Northern, Midwestern, and Western cities.
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
A
migration
/mai-grei-shan/
23
Q
Magicians rarely ________ their secrets to the audience.
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
A
reveal
/ri-vil/
24
Q
The school newspaper reporters were looking for a ________ of opinions, so they made sure to ask students from all grade levels.
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e.enhance
A
diversity
/dai-VUR-se-di/
25
The suspect was ____________ guilty even before the stolen watch was found in his pocket.
a. presumed
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhanced
presumed
| /pre-zumd/
26
She started a new _____ to clean up the park every weekend.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
initiative
| iniciativa
27
# Translate to English:
contrario
contrary
| [kontreri]
28
# Turn and Talk:
What do you **presume** to be the reason why students don’t go to school during the summer?
I presume it's because ______________
| (I think it's because...)
29
**A way to move from one place to another**
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
Transport
30
# Translate to English:
**defensor; partidario**
advocate
| [advokeit]
31
I usually take the bus as my means of _____ to work.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
transport
32
We need to _____ more physical activity into our daily routine.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
incorporate
| incorporar; poner
33
**John's parents wanted him to play football, but he had ________ ideas and wanted to play chess instead.**
a) reverse
b) contrary
c) advocate
d) prohibit
contrary
| [kontreri]
34
**To make something not allowed.**
a) advocate
b) release
c) prohibit
d) reverse
prohibit
35
What are some animals that have a yearly **migration**?
____________ have a yearly migration.
36
He had to ____ that he made a mistake.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
acknowledge
| admit
37
**To let go or set free.**
a) release
b) contrary
c) prohibit
d) advocate
release
| [rilis]
38
**movement from one place to another**
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
migration
| /mai-grei-shan/
39
**Someone who supports a cause or idea**
a) contrary
b) prohibit
c) advocate
d) release
Advocate
| [advokeit]
40
**to uncover; to show; to expose**
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
reveal
| /ri-vil/
41
The ____ of cyberbullying is increasing among teenagers.
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
incidence
42
**A plan or project that is started to solve a problem or improve something**
incidence
incorporate
initiative
acknowledge
transport
Initiative
43
# Example:
**Sara is an __________ for saving the environment. She always tries to convice her friends to recycle.**
a) advocate
b) contrary
c) release
d) reverse
advocate
| [advokeit]
44
**It is __________ to bring guns to school. It's for the safety of all students.**
a) reversed
b) released
c) prohibited
d) advocated
prohibited
45
**to improve**
a. presume
b. diversity
c. reveal
d. migration
e. enhance
enhance
| /en-jans/
46
**Action intended to solve a problem.**
a. priority
b. transmit
c. phenomenon
d. intervention
intervention
| /in-ter-ven-shan/
47
**It is unclear who should pay for expensive ____________ to improve the air quality in homes.**
a. phenomenons
b. interventions
c. suspends
d. priorities
interventions
| /in-ter-ven-shans/
48
# Translate to English:
**intervención**
intervention
| /in-ter-ven-shan/
49
**Something that happens that can be observed**
a. phenomenon
b. priority
c. transmit
d. suspend
phenomenon
50
**Widespread asthma is a public health ____________ that is directly linked to pollution.**
a. suspend
b. intervention
c. phenomenon
d. transmit
phenomenon
51
**Widespread asthma is a public health ____________ that is directly linked to pollution.**
a. suspend
b. intervention
c. phenomenon
d. transmit
phenomenon
52
# Translate to English:
**fenómeno**
phenomenon
53
**Something of high importance.**
a. priority
b. suspend
c. transmit
d. phenomenon
priority
| /praio-ri-di/
54
**Some people believe that the government should make asthma prevention a ______________.**
a. phenomenon
b. priority
c. transmit
d. intervention
priority
| /praio-ri-di/
55
# Translate to English:
**prioridad**
priority
| /praio-ri-di/
56
**To stop temporarily.**
a. priority
b. suspend
c. intervention
d. phenomenon
suspend
| /sas-spend/
57
**Operations in power plants could be ____________ until they lower their pollution levels.**
a. transmitted
b. intervention
c. phenomenon
d. suspended
suspended
| /sas-pen-ded/
58
# Translate to English:
**suspender**
suspend
| /sas-spend/
59
**To pass on from one place or person to another.**
a. priority
b. suspend
c. phenomenon
d. transmit
transmit
60
**Asthma is not a contagious illness; it cannot be ______________ from person to person.**
a. suspended
b. transmitted
c. phenomenon
d. intervention
transmitted
| /trans-mi-ded/
61
# Synonym:
**To examine, to study**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
analyze
| (analizar)
## Footnote
/analaiz/
62
# Example:
**Some think schools should teach students to critically ______ what they see, hear and read.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
analyze
| (analizar)
## Footnote
/analaiz/
63
# What word goes with this definition?
**Something that influences the result of something else.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
factor
| [noun]
64
# Example:
**People have different ideas about the most important ______ in providing a good education.**
a. analyze
b. factors
c. functions
d. interpret
e. structures
factors
65
# What word goes with this definition?
**To include in a decision**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
factor (in/into)
| [verb]
66
# Example:
**Brittany ______ the weather into her beach day plans.**
a. analyzed
b. factored
c. functioned
d. interpreted
e. structured
factored
## Footnote
/factord/
67
# Synonym:
**purpose; role; use**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
function
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fonkshion/
68
# Example:
**Each of the three branches of the government has a different ______.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
function
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fonkshion/
69
# Synonym:
**to work; to operate**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
function
| [verb]
## Footnote
/fonkshion/
70
# Example:
**Edwin observed that his camera did not ______ properly in very cold weather.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
function
| [verb]
## Footnote
/fonkshion/
71
# What word goes with this definition?
**To understand or explain something's meaning.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
interpret
| [verb]
72
# Example:
**While many people agree school is important, they ______ the primary purpose of school differently.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
interpret
| [verb]
73
# What word goes with this definition?
**Something made of different parts that relate to each other or work together.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
structure
| [noun]
## Footnote
/straktshur/
74
# Example:
**They believe that this will help students understand the ______ of our democratic government.**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
structure
## Footnote
/strakshur/
75
# Synonym:
**to build; to organize**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
structure
| [verb]
## Footnote
/strakshur/
76
# Example:
**Jonathan ________ his presentation so that there would be time for questions at the end.**
a. analyzed
b. factored
c. functioned
d. interpreted
e. structured
structured
## Footnote
/strakshurd/
77
# Example:
**Jonathan ______ his presentation so that there would be time for questions at the end.**
a. analyzed
b. factored
c. functioned
d. interpreted
e. structured
structured
| [verb]
## Footnote
/strakshurd/
78
# Synonym:
**rule; principle; suggestion**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
guideline
| [noun]
## Footnote
/gaidlain/ [pauta, lineamiento]
79
# Example:
**New school lunch ______ include more fruits and vegetables.**
a. guidelines
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
| [noun]
guidelines
| [noun]
## Footnote
/gaidlainz/
80
# What word goes with this definition?
**Showing adult qualities**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
mature
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/matchur/ [maduro]
81
# Example:
**Those under the age of 21 are not considered ______ enough to buy alcohol or rent a car.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
mature
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/matchur/
82
# What word goes with this definition?
**Having more than one meaning or interpretation.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
ambiguous
| [adjective]
## Footnote
[ambiguo]
83
# Example:
**The word "adult" is ______ because the assignment of adult status changes according to the situation.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
ambiguous
| [adjective]
84
# Synonym:
**because of; caused by**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
due (to)
| [preposition (a word that connects a noun or a pronoun to another word)]
## Footnote
/diu tu/
85
# Example:
**______ their immaturity, twelve-year-olds are not allowed to drive.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due (to)
e. status
Due (to)
| [preposition (a word that connects a noun or a pronoun to another word)]
## Footnote
/diu tu/
86
# Translate to English:
maduro
mature
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/matchur/
87
# Antonym: (OPPOSITE)
**childish; young; inexperienced**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
mature
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/matchur/ [maduro]
88
# Synonym:
**rank; position; standing**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
status
| [noun]
## Footnote
/status/ [estatus]
89
# What word goes with this definition?
**The position of an individual in relation to another or others.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
status
| [noun]
## Footnote
/steitus/ [estatus]
90
# Examples:
**In certain places, young people are considered adults only after completing a rite of passage to mark their change of ____.**
a. guideline
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
status
| [noun]
## Footnote
/steitus/
91
# Translate to English:
debido a
due (to)
| [preposition (a word that connects a noun or a pronoun to another word)]
## Footnote
/diu tu/
92
# What word goes with this definition?
**The quality of having many interrelated parts; the quality of not being simple**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
complexity
| [noun]
93
# Example:
**The ______ of English spelling makes it difficult for some people to learn.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
| [noun]
complexity
94
# What word goes with this definition?
**A group of people who share a particular way of life.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
culture
| [noun]
## Footnote
/koltshur/
95
# Synonym;
**a piece; a part; a component**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
element
| [noun]
96
# Example:
**The ability to jump high is an important _______ of playing basketball.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
element
| [noun]
97
# Synonym:
**inventive; capable**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
resourceful
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/risorsful/
98
# Example:
**Shanaya provided how ______ she could be when she made a necklace with her father's old tools.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
resourceful
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/risorsful/
99
# What word goes with this definition?
**A regular practice or custom that is repeated over time.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
tradition
| [noun]
## Footnote
/tradishion/
100
# Example:
**Eating together at Thanksgiving has become an important ______ for Gary's family.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
tradition
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/tradishion/
101
# Synonyms:
**tradition; lifestyle; folklore; society**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
culture
| [noun]
## Footnote
/koltshur/
102
# Multiple choice:
**The ______ of our national ______ reflects the great diversity of our people.**
a. tradition / complexity
b. resourceful / element
c. complexity / culture
complexity / culture
103
# Example:
**They had to be ______ and responsible in order to build a new life out of virtually nothing.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
resourceful
| [noun]
## Footnote
/risorsful/
104
# Multiple choice:
**The ______ of culture and ______ mentioned are widely shared by both immigrants and residents.**
a. traditions / element
b. elements / traditions
c. complexity / cultures
elements / tradition
105
# Multiple choice:
**American ______ emphasize positive values, and Americans are said to be ______.**
a. traditions / resourceful
b. elements / culture
c. culture / traditions
a. traditions / resourceful
106
# Example:
**There is something about the American _________ , or way of life, that attracts foreign-born residents.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
culture
| [noun]
## Footnote
/koltshur/
107
# Multiple choice:
**Do immigrants have to give up their ______ (clothing, foods, traditions, language) or can they keep all these things and still be considered citizens?**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
culture
| [noun]
## Footnote
/koltshur/
108
# Example:
**The term "melting pot" suggests that different ingredients are mixed together in a way that increases the ______ of flavors in the dish - like a delicious soup.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
| [noun]
complexity
109
# Example:
**The census (a count or study of a population) hints at the ______ of Americans' cultural identity.**
a. complexity
b. culture
c. element
d. resourceful
e. tradition
complexity
| [noun]
110
# Translate to English:
tradición
tradition
| [noun]
## Footnote
/tradishion/
111
# Translate to English:
recursivo
resourceful
| [noun]
## Footnote
/risorsful/
112
# Translate to English:
cultura
culture
| [noun]
## Footnote
/koltshur/
113
# Translate to English:
elementos
elements
| [noun]
114
# Translate to English:
complejidad
complexity
| [noun]
115
# Translate to English:
función
function
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fonkshion/
116
# Translate to English:
estatus
status
| [noun]
## Footnote
/steitus/
117
# Translate to English:
**reglas; lineamientos; pautas**
a. guidelines
b. mature
c. ambigious
d. due
e. status
guidelines
| [noun]
## Footnote
/gaidlains/
118
# Translate to English:
estructura
structure
| [noun]
## Footnote
/straktshur/
119
# Translate to English:
**considerar (algo); tener (algo) en cuenta**
a. analyze
b. factor
c. function
d. interpret
e. structure
factor (in/into)
120
# Translate to English:
interpretar
interpret
| [verb]
121
# Translate to English:
analizar
analyze
| [verb]
## Footnote
/analaiz/
122
# Translate to English:
ambiguo
ambiguous
123
increased gradually
rose slightly
124
decreased slightly
declined gradually
125
fluctuated mildly
126
spiked at x
127
remained steady
128
peaked at x
levelled off at x
129
increased sharply
rose dramatically
130
decreased sharply
declined dramatically
131
fluctuated wildly
132
dipped at y
133
stabilized
levelled off
134
bottomed out
levelled off
135
# Synonym:
**a plan; a blueprint; a drawing**
a. design
b. feature
c. impact
d. potential
design
| [noun]
## Footnote
/dizain/
136
# Translate to English:
diseño
design
| [noun]
## Footnote
/dizain/
137
# Example:
**Your genes contain information about your own unique __________**
a. transfer
b. impact
c. feature
d. design
design
| [noun]
## Footnote
/dizain/
138
# Synonym:
**to plan; to outline; to sketch**
a. impact
b. transfer
c. design
d. potential
design
| [verb]
## Footnote
/dizain/
139
# Translate to English:
diseñar
design
| [verb]
## Footnote
/dizain/
140
# Example:
**For the Future Inventors competition, Jabari ________ an unbreakable smartphone screen**
a. impacted
b. transferred
c. designed
d. potential
designed
| [verb]
## Footnote
/dizaind/
141
# Synonym:
**a quality; a trait; a characteristic**
a. feature
b. design
c. transfer
d. impact
feature
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fitshur/
142
# Translate to English:
rasgo; característica
feature
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fitshur/
143
# Example:
**Genes help determine many of your __________, such as your eye color and height**
a. impacts
b. potentials
c. features
d. transfers
features
| [noun]
## Footnote
/fitshurs/
144
# Synonyms:
**to include; to display**
a. design
b. feature
c. transfer
d. potential
feature
| [verb]
## Footnote
/fitshur/
145
# Translate to English:
presentar; ofrecer; incluir [en las características o funciones un objeto]
feature
| [verb]
## Footnote
/fitshur/
146
# Example:
**Jackson's final project ________ a live performance of Chief Joseph's "Surrender" speech.**
a. designed
b. transferred
c. impacted
d. featured
featured
| [verb]
## Footnote
/fitshurd/
147
# Synonym:
**effect; influence**
a. design
b. impact
c. transfer
d. feature
impact
| [noun]
148
# Translate to English:
impacto
| [noun]
impact
149
# Example:
**Hand-washing has had an enormous __________ on the prevention of disease.**
a. impact
b. potential
c. design
d. feature
impact
| [noun]
150
# Synonym:
**to affect; to influence;**
a. feature
b. design
c. impact
d. transfer
impact
| [verb]
151
# Translate to English:
impactar
impact
| [verb]
152
# Example:
**Many people worry about how cloning will ________ our lives**
a. feature
b. design
c. transfer
d. impact
impact
| [verb]
153
# Synonym:
**possibility; future capability**
a. impact
b. potential
c. design
d. trasnfer
potential
| [noun]
## Footnote
/potenshial/
154
# Translate to English:
potencial
| [sustantivo y adjetivo]
potential
| [noun and adjective]
## Footnote
/potenshial/
155
# Example:
**Some people believe that cloning has the ____________ to help people with serious illnesses**
a. design
b. potential
c. feature
d. transfer
potential
| [noun]
## Footnote
/potenshial/
156
# What word goes with this definition?
**Possible in the future.**
a. potential
b. impact
c. design
d. feature
potential
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/potenshial/
157
# Example:
**Companies try to attract __________ customers with catchy slogans and bright colors.**
a. impactful
b. designed
c. featured
d. potential
potential
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/potenshial/
158
# What word goes with this defintion?
**To move from one place to another**
a. design
b. feature
c. transfer
d. impact
transfer
| [verb]
159
# Translate to English:
transferir
transfer
| [verb]
160
# Example:
**In reproductive cloning, scientists ____________ some of an organism's genes to a new egg**
a. design
b. transfer
c. impact
d. potential
transfer
| [verb]
161
# Synonym:
**large; important**
a. sufficient
b. valid
c. contribute
d. considerable
considerable
| [adjective]
162
# Example:
**People often have ____________ difficulty talking about mental illness**
a. considerable
b. demonstrate
c. suficient
d. contribute
considerable
| [adjective]
163
# Translate to English:
considerable
| [adjetivo]
considerable
| [adjective]
164
# What word goes with this definition?
**To add in order to help achieve or provide something**
a. valid
b. contribute
c. demonstrate
d. considerable
contribute
| [verb]
## Footnote
/kontribiut/
165
# Example:
**Therapy, supportive relationships, and lifestyle changes __________ to helping people manage depression and enjoy their lives**
a. sufficient
b. valid
c. contribute
d. demonstrate
contribute
| [verb]
## Footnote
/kontribiut/
166
# Translate to English:
contribuir
| [verbo]
contribute
| [verb]
## Footnote
/kontribiut/
167
# Synonym:
**to show; to display**
a. sufficient
b. valid
c. demonstrate
d. contribute
e. considerable
demonstrate
| [verb]
## Footnote
/demonstreit/
168
# Example:
**Schools that address mental health have ____________ improved student achievement overall**
a. contributed
b. demonstrated
c. considerable
d. sufficient
demonstrated
| [verb]
## Footnote
/demonstreided/
169
# Translate to English:
demostrar
| [verbo]
demonstrate
| [verb]
## Footnote
/demonstreit/
170
# Synonym:
**enough; adequate**
a. sufficient
b. valid
c. considerable
d. demonstrated
sufficient
| [adjetive]
## Footnote
/saffishient/
171
# Example:
**Many schools don't have __________ money to hire trained teachers and counselors.**
a. valid
b. sufficient
c. demonstrated
d. contributed
sufficient
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/saffishient/
172
# Synonym:
**defensible; true**
a. contribute
b. sufficient
c. considerable
d. valid
valid
| [adjective]
173
# Example:
**They may argue that it isn't a
__________ use of a school's limited resources**
a. contribute
b. demonstrated
c. considerable
d. valid
valid
| [adjective]
174
# Translate to English:
válido
| [adjetivo]
valid
| [adjective]
175
# Translate to English:
suficiente
| [adjetivo]
sufficient
| [adjective]
## Footnote
/saffishient/
176
# What word goes with this definition?
**A small change or alteration made to achieve something**
a. transition
b. exposure
c. adjustment
d. monitor
adjustment
| [noun]
## Footnote
/adyastment/
177
# Example:
**I made an ____________ to my eating habits by replacing soda with water, and now I have more energy.**
a. adjustment
b. transition
c. modify
d. exposure
adjustment
| [noun]
## Footnote
/adyastment/
178
# Translate to English:
ajuste
| [sustantivo]
adjustment
| [noun]
## Footnote
/adjustment/
179
# Synonym:
**display; attention; experience with something**
a. monitor
b. exposure
c. modify
d. adjustment
exposure
| [noun]
## Footnote
/ikspoushur/
180
# Example:
Many school officials want to reduce skin _________ .
a. monitor
b. transition
c. adjustment
d. exposure
exposure
| [noun]
## Footnote
/ikspoushur/
181
# Translate to English:
**exposición; atención; experiencia con algo**
exposure
| [noun]
## Footnote
/ikspoushur/
182
# What word goes with this definition?
**to make changes to something**
a. exposure
b. adjustment
c. modify
d. monitor
modify
| [verb]
## Footnote
/modifai/
183
# Example:
**Siya decided to __________ the look of her room with some new paint and a small rug.**
a. modify
b. transition
c. monitor
d. adjustment
modifiy
| [verb]
## Footnote
/modifai/
184
# Translate to English:
modificar
| [verbo]
modify
| [verb]
## Footnote
/modifai/
185
# Synonym:
**to check; to keep track of**
a. transition
b. exposure
c. modify
d. monitor
monitor
| [verb]
186
# Example:
**Jabari used his phone to __________ how long it takes him to walk to school.**
a. modify
b. exposure
c. monitor
d. transition
monitor
| [verb]
187
# Translate to English:
monitorear
| [verbo]
monitor
| [verb]
188
# What word goes with this definition?
**The process of changing from one thing to another**
a. transition
b. exposure
c. adjustment
d. monitor
transition
| [noun]
## Footnote
/transishion/
189
# Example:
**The __________ from living with my mother to living with my father has been difficult, but it's getting easier each day.**
a. monitor
b. transition
c. modify
d. exposure
transition
| [noun]
## Footnote
/transishion/
190
# Translate to English:
transición
| [sustantivo]
transition
| [noun]
## Footnote
/transishion/
191
# What word goes with this definition?
**To adjust, change or move from one condition to another.**
a. monitor
b. transition
c. adjustment
d. exposure
transition
| [verb]
## Footnote
/transishion/
192
# Example:
**Our school is __________ from textbooks to iPads.**
a. monitoring
b. adjusting
c. exposing
d. transitioning
transitioning
| [verb]
## Footnote
/transishioning/
193
# Translate to English:
**transicionar; cambiar**
| [verbo]
transition
| [verb]
## Footnote
/transishion/
194
**To give up; to leave behind.**
a. dramatic
b. exploit
c. contemporary
d. abandon
abandon
195
**Jack broke his arm and had to __________ his hopes of playing on the baseball team.**
a. abandon
b. frivolous
c. exploit
d. dramatic
abandon
196
# Translate to English:
**abandonar; abandono**
abandon
197
**Carefree freedom.**
a. contemporary
b. exploit
c. abandon
d. frivolous
abandon
198
**Although Janice is normally shy, she sang with ____________ at the karaoke party**
abandon
199
**Not important; silly.**
a. exploit
b. contemporary
c. frivolous
d. dramatic
frivolous
200
**Some people think buying expensive designer clothes is ____________ and a waste of money.**
a. contemporary
b. frivolous
c. abandon
d. exploit
frivolous
201
# Translate to English:
**frívolo**
frivolous
202
**Modern; current.**
contemporary
203
**Many parents think that __________ songs lack good lyrics.**
a. dramatic
b. frivolous
c. contemporary
d. abandon
contemporary
204
# Translate to English:
**contemporáneo**
contemporary
205
**Exciting; full of emotion; extreme**
a. dramatic
b. exploit
c. frivolous
d. abandon
dramatic
206
**Newscasters fear that people will not watch their programs if the stories are not ______________ enough.**
a. exploit
b. frivolous
c. contemporary
d. dramatic
dramatic
207
# Translate to English:
**dramático**
dramatic
208
**To take advantage of.**
a. exploit
b. dramatic
c. contemporary
d. frivolous
exploit
209
**Karla ________ her sister's weakness for chocolate when she offered her a candy bar in exchange for help.**
a. frivolous
b. exploited
c. abandoned
d. contemporary
exploited
210
# Translate to English:
**explotar; aprovechar; hazaña**
exploit
211
**Something exiting and daring; an adventure.**
a. exploit
b. contemporary
c. frivolous
d. dramatic
exploit
212
**Cynthia and Pamela's ________ included camping and telling ghost stories.**
a. contemporaries
b. dramatic
c. exploits
d. abandon
exploits
212
**Cynthia and Pamela's ________ included camping and telling ghost stories.**
a. contemporaries
b. dramatic
c. exploits
d. abandon
exploits
213
**Buildup**
a. inevitable
b. contradict
c. accumulation
d. manipulate
accumulation
| /a-kiu-mu-lei-shon/
214
**Doctors are certain that smoking will eventually lead to an ____________ of health problems.**
a. accumulation
b. contradict
c. exhibit
d. manipulate
accumulation
| /a-kiu-mu-lei-shon/
215
# Translate to English:
acumulación
accumulation
| /a-kiu-mu-lei-shon/
216
**To argue against; to deny**
a. exhibit
b. manipulate
c. accumulation
d. contradict
contradict
217
**Critics argue that these actions ____________ statements by companies that want to prevent smoking.**
a. manipulate
b. contradict
c. exhibit
d. inevitable
contradict
218
# Translate to English:
**contradecir**
contradict
219
**To show; to display**
a. exhibit
b. manipulate
c. inevitable
d. accumulation
exhibit
220
**Smokers often __________ symptoms such as coughing, low energy, respiratory difficulties, and poor circulation.**
a. manipulate
b. exhibit
c. accumulation
d. inevitable
exhibit
221
**An object or collection of objects put on display**
a. manipulate
b. contradict
c. accumulation
d. exhibit
exhibit
222
**Susan and her mother frequently visited the African mask ________ at the city museum.**
exhibit
223
# Translate to English:
**exhibir; exposición**
exhibit
224
**Unavoidable**
a. inevitable
b. manipulate
c. contradict
d. accumulation
inevitable
225
**It's __________ that you will disagree with your friends sometimes.**
a. manipulate
b. inevitable
c. contradict
d. accumulation
inevitable
226
**To influence, control, or persuade with skill and often dishonesty**
a. contradict
b. exhibit
c. inevitable
d. manipulate
manipulate
| /ma-ni-piu-leit/
227
**Companies use appealing advertisements and other technique to ____________ kids into buying cigarettes.**
a. manipulate
b. contradict
c. exhibit
d. inevitable
manipulate
228
# Translate to English:
**manipular**
manipulate
229
**Separation from others.**
a. mental
b. solitary
c. system
d. isolation
isolation
| /ai-so-lei-shon/
230
**People thought that prisoners placed in __________ would reflect on their misbehavior.**
a. confinement
b. system
c. mental
d. isolation
isolation
| /ai-so-lei-shon/
231
# Translate to English::
aislamiento
isolation
| /ai-so-lei-shon/
232
**Restriction within limits**
a. system
b. confinement
c. mental
d. solitary
confinement
| /kon-fain-ment/
233
**The kitten was kept in __________ until her wound healed.**
a. confinement
b. system
c. mental
d. solitary
confinement
| /kon-fain-ment/
234
# Translate to English:
**confinamiento; encierro**
confinement
| /kon-fain-ment/
235
**A way of doing something that follows a plan**
a. mental
b. system
c. solitary
d. isolation
system
236
**Catalina developed a ________ to organize her music collection.**
a. system
b. confinement
c. isolation
d. solitary
system
237
# Translate to English:
**sistema**
system
238
**Relating to the mind**
a. confinement
b. system
c. solitary
d. mental
mental
239
**Meditation and exercise are some activities that can improve __________ health.**
a. solitary
b. system
c. mental
d. isolation
mental
240
**Without others; alone**
a. solitary
b. system
c. mental
d. confinement
solitary
241
**__________ journeys in nature are a rite of passage in some cultures.**
a. confinement
b. solitary
c. isolation
d. mental
solitary
242
**Ten years**
a. decade
b. incompatible
c. temporarily
d. unify
decade
| /de-keid/
243
**__________ later, many President Nixon's "war on drugs" has been lost.**
a. incompatible
b. violation
c. unify
d. decades
decades
| /de-keids/
244
# Translate to English:
**década; decenio**
decade
| /de-keid/
245
**Inconsistent; unable to exist together**
a. unify
b. violation
c. decade
d. incompatible
incompatible
| /in-kom-pa-di-bol/
246
**Politicians believe that legalizing drugs is ____________ with urban youth initiatives.**
a. temporarily
b. decade
c. incompatbile
d. unify
incompatible
| /in-kom-pa-di-bol/
247
**For a while; not permanently**
a. temporarily
b. unify
c. violation
d. decade
temporarily
| /tem-po-re-ri-ly/
248
**Some people suggest __________ legalizing drugs to see if crimes levels go down.**
a. temporarily
b. decade
c. unify
d. violation
temporarily
| /tem-po-re-ri-ly/
249
# Translate to English:
**temporalmente**
temporarily
| /tem-po-re-ri-ly/
250
**To bring together**
a. violation
b. unify
c. decade
d. incompatible
unify
| /iu-ni-fai/
251
**Politicians advocate for __________ and strengthening efforts to fight drug abuse.**
a. decade
b. unifying
c. violation
d. incompatible
unifying
| /iu-ni-faing/
252
# Translate to English:
**unificar**
unify
| /iu-ni-fai/
253
**Breaking of a rule; offense against something;**
a. decade
b. incompatible
c. unify
d. violation
violation
| /vaio-lei-shon/
