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Question 1

resistant adj.

Answer 1

opposing sth and trying t stop it happening;not affected by sth
eg:Elderly people are not always resistant to change.

Question 2

moderate

Answer 2

1.that is neither very good,large,hot,etc.Nor very bad,small,cold,etc.
eg:Even moderateamounts of the drug can be fatal.
2.having or showing opinions,especially about politics,that are not extreme.
eg：the more moderae members of the party
3.staying within limits that are considered to be reasonable by most people.

Question 3

associate

Answer 3

to make a connection between people or things in your mind

eg:He is colsely associated in the public mind with horror movies

Question 4

attempt

Answer 4

an act of trying to do sth,especially sth difficult,often with no success.
eg:The couple made an unsuccessful attempt at a compromise.

Question 5

stimulate

Answer 5

1. to make sth decelop or become more active;to encourage sth
   eg: The exhibition has stimulated people’s interest in her work.
2. to make sb interested and excited about sth
   eg: Parents should give children books that stimulate them.

Question 6

predictability

Answer 6

n.predictable possibil eg. These people are risk-averse, motivated by things like cettainty, predictability.ites

Question 7

demonstrate

Answer 7

vt. prove; argue; reveal; show-how; declare
vi. march
eg. Can you demonstrate what you mean by that?

Question 8

buzzer

Answer 8

n. make the sound of bees flying; a machine that makes the sound of bees flying
eg. The buzzer sounds. We reluctantly make our way to the shopfloor.

Question 9

parallel

Answer 9

n. two or more lines that will never intersect
adj. similar; same
eg. Contextual inquiry methods closely parallel the methods described here.

Question 10

traumatic

Answer 10

adj. external harm
n. the medicine that cures the external harm
eg. Sadly, sand and water have a traumatic effect on such devices.

Question 11

stimuli

Answer 11

n. something unexpected and made you do something.

eg. People who can do that are not prisoners of the stimuli around them.

Question 12

session

Answer 12

n. meeting or term

eg. In the session we will give the new idea.

Question 13

ulceration

Answer 13

n. some painful things happened on the skin

eg. International Diabetes:Foot ulceration and subsequent infection are a major complication of diabetes mellitus.

Question 14

irritating

Answer 14

v.make somebody angry

It should not be irritating.

Question 15

bothersome

Answer 15

adj.troublesome

If they continue or are bothersome, check with your doctor.

Question 16

Move up

Answer 16

to increase in value, number, or amount; to get a more important job in a company or organization.
Eg :Share prices move up and down depending on market conditions.

Question 17

Extensive

Answer 17

covering a large area; Having a great range.

Eg: My knowledge of music is extensive.

Question 18

Tremendous

Answer 18

very great in amount or level or extremely good.

Eg: You won? That is tremendous.

Question 19

Surge

Answer 19

a sudden and great increase; a sudden and great movement forward ;a sudden increase of an emotion.
Eg: The surge in the power supply knocked out all the computers.

Question 20

Perceive

Answer 20

to come to an opinion about something or have a belief about something.
Eg: Women’s magazines are often perceived to be superficial.