English for IT Vocabulary Test (Modules 4-6)

to affect

• to make someone feel certain or confident about something.

• to have an influence on or cause a change in something.

• to discover or notice something, especially using special equipment or methods.

to assure

• to give a general idea or summary of something.

• to improve the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

• to make someone feel certain or confident about something.

to combat

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  to fight against or try to stop something harmful or undesirable.

• to improve the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

• to confirm that something is true or accurate.

to enhance

• to give a general idea or summary of something.

• to discover or notice something, especially using special equipment or methods.

• to improve the quality, value, or attractiveness of something.

to verify

• to make something clear or easier to understand.

• to discover or notice something, especially using special equipment or methods.

• to confirm that something is true or accurate.

to make something clear or easier to understand.

to discover or notice something, especially using special equipment or methods.

to give a general idea or summary of something.

to start using a plan or system

Fill in a preposition. Before deploying the new software update, the development team needs to carry _____a test to ensure there are no bugs.