Q Skills for Success 3 LS Unit 4

Oliver is preparing for his upcoming quiz. He encounters the word 'regulate' in his textbook. What does 'regulate' mean?

• To control or maintain the rate or speed of something according to a set standard or requirement.

• To destroy or eliminate something completely

• To ignore or overlook something

• To increase the rate or speed of something

Hey there! Let's play a legal word game with William, David, and Emma! What does 'claim' mean in a legal context? A) To state or assert that something is the case B) To give up or surrender C) To introduce something new D) To take into account

• To ignore or overlook a legal matter

• To state or assert that something is the case in a legal dispute

• To deny or reject a legal claim

• To accept or acknowledge a legal argument

Hey there! Can you help Anika find the synonym for 'merchandise'? A) Introduce B) Regulate C) Scenario D) Worldwide

• A

• Expand

• Erase

• Conclude

During a fun brainstorming session, what does 'take into account' mean?

• Ignore completely

• Put on hold

• Consider or include in our crazy ideas

• Throw away

Hey there! Can you tell me, what is the antonym of 'unconsciously'?

• mindfully

• unawarely

• subconsciously

• consciously

What does 'give in' mean in the context of negotiations?

• To stand firm and not negotiate

• To walk away from the negotiation

• To escalate the conflict

• To yield or concede to the demands or requests of the other party.

Hey there! Let's play a game of words! What does 'introduce' mean in a business setting?

• Launching a new product line with a bang!

• Presenting a fresh idea at a meeting for the first time.

• Cutting down on expenses to save the day!

• Streamlining a process by removing unnecessary steps.

Hey there! Can you tell me what 'scenario' means in a real-life situation?

• A type of character in the story

• A specific sequence of events or a hypothetical situation

• A random event in the story

• A specific location in the story

Hey there! How would you describe 'worldwide' in the context of global trade?

• Something that happens or exists all over the world, on a global scale.

• Something that happens on a national scale

• Something that happens on a regional scale

• Something that happens on a small scale