Module 10

Question 1

embrace (v)

synonyms

to take or clasp in the arms; press to the bosom

Answer 1

hug, accept

Question 2

embrace (n)

synonyms

Answer 2

hug

Question 3

pragmatic (adj.)

synonyms

solving problems in practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas or theories

Answer 3

realistic, practical

Question 4

pragmatic (adj.)

opposites

solving problems in practical and sensible way rather than by having fixed ideas or theories

Answer 4

impractical, unrealistic

Question 5

anonymous (adj.)

synonyms

without any name acknowledged as that of author or contributor

Answer 5

undisclosed, unidentified, unnamed

Question 6

anonymous (adj.)

synonyms

without any name acknowledged as that of author or contributor

Answer 6

known, named

Question 7

compatible (adj.)

synonyms

able to exist or to be used together without causing problems

Answer 7

congruent

Question 8

compatible (adj.)

opposites

able to exist or to be used together without causing problems

Answer 8

incompatible

Question 9

synchronous (adj.)

synonyms

happening or existing at the same time

Answer 9

coordinated

Question 10

curious (adj.)

synonyms

having a strong desire to know about something

Answer 10

inquisitive, nosey

Question 11

curious (adj.)

opposites

having a strong desire to know about something

Answer 11

apathetic

Question 12

apparently (adv)

synonyms

according to what you have hear or read; according to the way something appears

Answer 12

obviously, seemingly

Question 13

apparent (adj.)

synonyms

easy to see or understand

Answer 13

unclear

Question 14

boast (v)

synonyms

to talk with too much pride about something that you have or can do

Answer 14

brag

Question 15

venture (n)

synonyms

a bussiness project or activity especially one that involves taking risk

Answer 15

undertaking, project

Question 16

venturesome (adj.)

opposites

willing to take risk ;
involving risk

Answer 16

cautious
safe

Question 17

leisure (n)

synonyms

time that spent doing what you enjoy when you are not working or studying

Answer 17

free time

Question 18

leisure (n)

opposites

time that spent doing what you enjoy when you are not working or studying

Answer 18

work

Question 19

stimulate (v)

synonyms

Answer 19

inspire, encourage, arouse

Question 20

stimulate (v)

opposites

Answer 20

dampen, discourage

Question 21

communicate (v)

synonyms

to exchange information, news, ideas ect with somebody

Answer 21

talk, impart, transmit

Question 22

prefer (v)

synonyms

to like one thing or person better than another, to choose one thing rather than something else because you like it better

Answer 22

like better, forechoose

Question 23

preferable (adj.)

synonyms

Answer 23

desirable, superior

Question 24

preferable (adj.)

opposites

Answer 24

inferior

Question 25

exaggerate (v) | synonyms ## Footnote to make somthing seem larger, better, worse or more important that it really is

Answer 25

overstate, overstress, inflate

Question 26

exaggerate (v) | opposites ## Footnote to make somthing seem larger, better, worse or more important that it really is

Answer 26

belittle, downplay

Question 27

associate (v) | synonyms ## Footnote to make a connection between people or things in your mind

Answer 27

connect, relate

Question 28

associate (v) | opposites ## Footnote to make a connection between people or things in your mind

Answer 28

dissociate

Question 29

associate (adj.) | synonyms

Answer 29

connected, joined, related

Question 30

associated (adj) | synonyms ## Footnote related, connected, or combined tohether

Answer 30

connected, related, linked

Question 31

associated (adj) | opposites ## Footnote related, connected, or combined tohether

Answer 31

unrelated

Question 32

association (n) | synonyms

Answer 32

organization

Question 33

delegate (n) | synonyms ## Footnote person who is chosen or elected to represent the views of a group of people and vote and make decisions for them

Answer 33

representative

Question 34

nosy (adj.) | synonyms ## Footnote too interested in things that do not concern you, especially other peoples affairs

Answer 34

inquisitive