Eng9 L11 Vocab Review

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What is a fallacy?

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A fallacy is a mistaken belief or error in reasoning that undermines the logic of an argument.

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What does 'complacent' mean?

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Complacent refers to being self-satisfied and unaware of potential dangers or deficiencies.

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What does 'envisage' mean?

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To envisage means to imagine or visualize something in the future.

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What does 'supersede' mean?

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To supersede means to take the place of something or someone, often because it is considered superior.

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What does 'emanate' mean?

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To emanate means to come out from a source; to emit or give off.

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Provide an example of a fallacy.

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An example of a fallacy is assuming that a quiet person is shy without any evidence.

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What is an example of a complacent attitude?

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An example of a complacent attitude is saying 'I don't need to study' before a test.

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Use 'envisage' in a sentence.

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I can envisage a future where technology makes our lives easier.

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What is the opposite of 'supersede'?

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The opposite of 'supersede' is 'retain' or 'maintain'.

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Provide an example of something that can emanate.

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A candle emanates light and warmth.