Studying at college/university Flashcards

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Course outline (noun)

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a document or description that provides an overview of a course, including topics covered, expectations, and assignments.
Synonyms: syllabus, curriculum

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Handout (noun)

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a piece of paper containing important information, given to people attending a lecture or course.
Synonyms: pamphlet, leaflet

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Written work (noun)

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any piece of writing, typically assigned as homework or for assessment purposes.
Synonyms: composition, essay

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Report writing (noun)

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the act of creating a formal document detailing information, findings, or analysis.
Synonyms: documentation, writing up

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proofread (something)

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to read and correct a piece of written or printed work.
Synonyms: revision, check, correct

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Assessment (noun)

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an opinion or a judgment about someone or something that has been thought about very carefully

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Lecture (noun)

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a talk or speech given to a group of people, usually as part of a course or educational event.
Synonyms: presentation, seminar

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Attendance (noun)

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the act of being present at an event or course.
Synonyms: participation, presence

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Main hall (noun)

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the primary or largest room or space in a building used for lectures, events, or gatherings.
Synonyms: auditorium, assembly hall

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Facilities (noun)

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buildings, equipment, or resources provided for a particular purpose or activity.

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Placement test (noun):

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an examination or assessment used to determine a person’s level of knowledge or skill for placement in a course or program.
Synonyms: entrance exam, evaluation test

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Commencement (noun)

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the beginning or start of something, often referring to a ceremony marking the completion of a course or program.
Synonyms: start, initiation

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Home stay (noun)

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a cultural exchange program where a visitor stays with a host family in a foreign country.
Synonyms: homestay program, hosting arrangement

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Dissertation (noun)

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long essay or thesis written on a particular subject as part of an academic degree.
Synonyms: thesis, scholarly paper

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Leaflet (noun)

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a small, printed sheet of paper containing information or advertising.
Synonyms: brochure, flyer

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Faculty (noun)

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the teaching staff or professors in a school, college, or university.
Synonyms: academics, instructors

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Pupils (noun)

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students, especially in elementary or secondary school.
Synonyms: students, learners

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Outcomes (noun)

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results or consequences of actions or events.
Synonyms: results, effects

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Extra background (phrase)

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additional information or context beyond the basic or required details.
Synonyms: supplemental information, further context

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Compound (noun)

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a building or group of buildings used for a particular purpose, often within an educational institution.
Synonyms: complex, building

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Stationery (noun)

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writing materials, such as paper, pens, and envelopes.
Synonyms: writing supplies, office supplies.