LECTURE READY 2-UNIT 1-VOCABULARY

What is the 'impact' of a person, event, or situation?

• The way it is ignored
• The way it affects someone or something
• The way it benefits someone
• The way it is celebrated

What is the definition of 'innovative'?

• Using old methods or ideas
• Being traditional
• Being outdated
• Using new methods or ideas

What does 'study' mean in the context of the reading?

• To avoid learning
• To analyze a subject in detail to discover new information
• To ignore information
• To memorize facts

When a product 'appeals' to someone, what does it mean?

• It repels them
• It is unattractive
• It is interesting or attractive to them
• It is boring

What is a 'strategy'?

• A traditional approach
• A plan used to achieve something
• A detailed study
• A random plan

What does 'implication' refer to?

• A temporary situation
• A random event
• A certain outcome or effect that is likely to happen in the future
• A positive result

What does it mean to 'have a say in' something?

• To be silent
• To follow others blindly
• To have the right or power to influence or make a decision
• To have no opinion

Who is considered a 'consumer'?

• Someone who buys or uses goods or services
• Someone who sells goods or services
• Someone who designs products
• Someone who manufactures goods

What is a 'market' in the context of consumer behavior?

• A place where goods are stored
• A place where goods are consumed
• A place where goods are manufactured
• A particular area or section of the population that might buy goods

What does the term 'gender' refer to?

• The state of being rich or poor
• The state of being tall or short
• The state of being young or old
• The state of being male or female