T

Question 1

Trust

Answer 1

Feel sure of

Question 2

Truth

Answer 2

Actual activity

Question 3

Tuition

Answer 3

a sum of money charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university

teaching or instruction, especially of individual pupils or small groups.

Question 4

Theory

Answer 4

A smart guess as of what something could be, explained by ideas/activity

Question 5

Thomas Hobbs

Answer 5

English philosopher

Question 6

Thinking

Answer 6

Directing one’s awareness

Question 7

Think

Answer 7

Direct one’s awareness

Engage with abstractions

Question 8

Tattered

Answer 8

old and torn; in poor condition.

Question 9

Threadbare

Answer 9

(of cloth, clothing, or soft furnishings) becoming thin and tattered with age.

(of an argument, excuse, idea, etc.) used so often that it is no longer effective.

(of a person, building, or room) poor or shabby in appearance.

Question 10

Top-notch

Answer 10

of the highest quality; excellent.

Question 11

Turf

Answer 11

grass and the surface layer of earth held together by its roots.

cover (a patch of ground) with turf.

horse racing or racecourses generally.

an area regarded as someone’s personal territory; one’s home ground.

a person’s sphere of influence or activity.

Question 12

Town hall

Answer 12

a building used for the administration of local government.

an event at which a politician or public official answers questions from members of the public

Question 13

Transnational

Answer 13

Extending or operating across national boundaries.

A large company operating internationally; a multinational

Question 14

Toll

Answer 14

a charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road.

charge a toll for the use of (a bridge or road).

a charge for a long-distance telephone call.

the number of deaths, casualties, or injuries arising from particular circumstances, such as a natural disaster, conflict, or accident.

the cost or damage resulting from something.

Question 15

Thaw

Answer 15

to go from a frozen to a liquid state

Question 16

True

Answer 16

In accordance with actual activity

Question 17

Tantamount

Answer 17

Virtuality the same as (usually something bad)

Question 18

Thought

Answer 18

An abstract perception or creation

Abstractly perceived or created

Question 19

Tribunal

Answer 19

a court of justice

a seat or bench for a judge or judges.

Question 20

Treaty

Answer 20

A formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries.

Question 21

Theory of general relativity

Answer 21

Theory of gravity.

Space somehow gets curved in the presence of gravity

Question 22

The 5 W’s and the H

Answer 22

What, where, when, who, why, and how

Question 23

Transition words to indicate additional information include:

Answer 23

1. Additionally
2. Furthermore
3. Moreover
4. Besides
5. Too
6. As well as
7. Along with
8. In addition (to)
9. Not to mention
10. Plus
11. Including
12. Apart from
13. Simultaneously
14. Not only…but also
15. To add to that
16. To add to the list
17. To augment
18. To supplement
19. Beyond that
20. On top of
21. Coupled with
22. Accompanying
23. In conjunction with
24. Together with
25. First
26. Finally
27. Next

• Alongside

Question 24

The principle of correspondence

Answer 24

“As above, so below.” The macrocosm reflects the microcosm and vice versa.

Question 25

The law of attraction

Answer 25

Like attracts like

Similar things tend to group together,

Question 26

The law of constant change

Answer 26

Change is constant

Question 27

The principle of polarity

Answer 27

there is an opposite for everything in our world; this is necessary for balance within our Universe. Everything has a duality and a built-in opposite that cannot exist without the other.

Question 28

The principle of human order

Answer 28

The “principle of human order” refers to the idea that humans, by nature, have an inherent tendency to create and maintain social structures, systems, and rules that allow for cooperation and peaceful coexistence within a community, often based on shared values and understanding of right and wrong, which distinguishes them from other species; it signifies a fundamental principle that humans strive for order and stability in their lives and societies.

Question 29

The principle of the third party

Answer 29

a third party benefits from the conflicts or struggles between two other parties.

Question 30

The principle of unequal distribution

Answer 30

the observation (not law) that most things in life are not distributed evenly

Question 31

Turn over

Answer 31

change the position of one’s body when lying down so that one is facing in the opposite direction

move something so that it is upside down or in the opposite position

(of an engine) start or continue to run properly.

cause an engine to run.

(of a business) have a turnover of a specified amount

change to another channel while watching television

rob a place.

Question 32

Turnover

Answer 32

the amount of money taken by a business in a particular period

the rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced

the rate at which goods are sold and replaced in a store

a small pie made by folding a piece of pastry over on itself to enclose a sweet filling

(in a game) a loss of possession of the ball to the opposing team.

Question 33

The encephalization quotient (EQ)

Answer 33

a measurement of brain size relative to body size, and is used to compare the intelligence of different species

Question 34

The

Answer 34

to specify or point to a particular noun that is either already known or about to be specified.

Question 35

Tripartite

Answer 35

shared by or involving three parties

consisting of three parts

Question 36

The law of large numbers

Answer 36

The larger the number of people with a similar exposure to loss, the more predictable actual losses will be