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Question

person who wants and tries to get the same thing as another; one who tries to equal or do better than another

Answer 1

hard to rule

Answer 2

a ship; a hollow container; tube containing body fluid

Answer 3

journalist

Answer 4

bring back or come back to life or consciousnes

Answer 5

begin; start

Answer 6

quick to notice/ wachful

Answer 7

1. A person who actively supports or advocates for a particular idea, cause, or belief. Example: "She is a passionate proponent of renewable energy sources." 2. Someone who argues in favor of something; a supporter or promoter. Example: "He is a vocal proponent of free speech and civil liberties."

Answer 8

1. a person or organization that receives money, advantages, or other benefits as a result of a will, insurance policy, or similar arrangement. Example: The younger sister was named the beneficiary of her late father's estate, receiving a substantial inheritance. 2. a person or group that benefits or gains an advantage from a particular situation or action. Example: The local community became the beneficiary of the new park, enjoying its recreational facilities and green spaces.

Answer 9

1. An additional or extra component or part that enhances or complements something else. Example: "The textbook comes with a supplement to provide further explanations and exercises." 2. Something that is added to complete or enhance a deficiency or inadequacy. Example: "Vitamin C is often taken as a dietary supplement to boost the immune system."

Answer 10

1. a structure, often made of stone or brick, built against a wall to support or reinforce it. Example: The ancient castle had large buttresses along its exterior walls, providing stability and strength. 2. to support, strengthen, or reinforce an idea, argument, or belief.

Answer 11

1. to respond to a gesture or action by making a corresponding gesture or action in return, often of the same kind or intensity. Example: When someone compliments you, it's polite to reciprocate by giving them a compliment in return. 2. to give or feel in return; to exchange mutual feelings or actions. Example: After receiving a generous gift from her friend, she wanted to reciprocate the kindness by taking her out for dinner.

Answer 12

1. something that prevents someone from giving their full attention to something else, often diverting their focus or causing a loss of concentration. Example: The constant noise from construction outside became a major distraction, making it difficult for the students to concentrate on their studies. 2. an enjoyable diversion or amusement that provides entertainment and momentarily diverts attention from daily concerns. Example: Playing video games can be a fun distraction after a long day of work, allowing one to relax and unwind

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