Deck 1

Question 1

Humble

Answer 1

Be humble enough to learn from your mistakes.

1 showing you do not think that you are as important as other people

Question 2

Forthright

Answer 2

direct and honest in manner and speech

Question 3

Admittedly

Answer 3

used, especially at the beginning of a sentence, when you are accepting that something is true

Question 4

Earmark

Answer 4

usually passive] to decide that something will be used for a particular purpose, or to state that something will happen to somebody/something in the future (Verb)

Question 5

Slaughterhouse

Answer 5

a building where animals are killed for food

Question 6

Herd

Answer 6

a group of animals of the same type that live and feed together a herd of cows/deer/elephants a beef/dairy herd

Question 7

Rancher

Answer 7

a person who owns, manages or works on a ranch a cattle rancher

Question 8

Logging

Answer 8

the work of cutting down trees for their wood Đốn gỗ

Question 9

Justifiable

Answer 9

existing or done for a good reason, and therefore acceptable justifiable pride

Question 10

Play down

Answer 10

play something down to try to make something seem less important than it is SYNONYM downplay OPPOSITE play up

Question 11

Indigenous

Answer 11

belonging to a particular place rather than coming to it from somewhere else the indigenous peoples/languages of the area indigenous to… The kangaroo is indigenous to Australia.

Question 12

Fuelled

Answer 12

2 [uncountable] a thing that is said or done that makes something, especially an argument, continue or get worse The new information adds fuel to the debate over safety procedures. The revelations gave new fuel to angry opponents of the proposed law. His remarks simply added fuel to the fire/flames of her rage. 3 [transitive] fuel something to increase something; to make something stronger SYNONYM stoke to fuel speculation/rumours/fears Higher salaries helped to fuel inflation.

Question 13

Logging

Answer 13

the work of cutting down trees for their wood Đốn gỗ

Question 14

Justifiable

Answer 14

existing or done for a good reason, and therefore acceptable justifiable pride

Question 15

Play down

Answer 15

play something down to try to make something seem less important than it is SYNONYM downplay OPPOSITE play up

Question 16

Indigenous

Answer 16

belonging to a particular place rather than coming to it from somewhere else the indigenous peoples/languages of the area indigenous to… The kangaroo is indigenous to Australia.

Question 17

Fuelled

Answer 17

2 [uncountable] a thing that is said or done that makes something, especially an argument, continue or get worse The new information adds fuel to the debate over safety procedures. The revelations gave new fuel to angry opponents of the proposed law. His remarks simply added fuel to the fire/flames of her rage. 3 [transitive] fuel something to increase something; to make something stronger SYNONYM stoke to fuel speculation/rumours/fears Higher salaries helped to fuel inflation.