L&S 2 - VOCABULARY REVIEW - UNIT 7 (p.112)

What does the word 'demand' mean in the context of a huge need?

• A strong desire or requirement for something
• A lack of interest in something
• A small desire for something

In which situation would the word 'dramatic' be used to describe a change?

• When the change is significant, sudden, or striking

• When the change is expected and routine

• When the change is insignificant and unnoticeable

• When the change is subtle and gradual

If something is located 'elsewhere', where is it?

• In another place or somewhere different from the current location.

• Everywhere

• In the same place

• Nowhere

When someone is 'isolated', what does that mean?

• Participating in group gatherings

• Connected or in close proximity to others

• Separated or kept apart from others

• Engaged in social activities

Who is typically referred to as a 'landlord'?

• Real estate agent

• Property manager

• Homeowner

• Owner of a property who rents or leases it

How can you 'minimize' the impact of a problem?

• By randomly trying different solutions without a plan

• By blaming others for the problem and not taking responsibility

• By identifying the root cause, prioritizing critical aspects, developing a plan, implementing solutions, monitoring progress, and adjusting strategies.

• By ignoring the problem and hoping it goes away on its own

Define the term 'occurrence' in the context of an event happening.

• An 'occurrence' is when the event happens.

• An 'occurrence' is the aftermath of an event

• An 'occurrence' is the prevention of an event

• An 'occurrence' is the anticipation of an event

In the context of market research and advertising, what does the word "promotion" usually involve?

• Activities such as competitor analysis, and market positioning

• Activities such as customer service, inventory management, and market segmentation
• Activities such as advertising, public relations, sales promotions, and personal selling to communicate with and persuade target customers.
• Activities such as pricing, distribution, and product development

Explain the purpose of 'regulations' in a legal context.

• The purpose of regulations in a legal context is to establish rules and standards to govern behavior, ensure consistency, protect rights, promote safety, and maintain order within a society.

• Regulations are designed to promote inequality and discrimination.

• The purpose of regulations is to limit personal freedoms and rights.

• Regulations are meant to confuse individuals and create chaos in society.

When something is in a state of 'ruin', what does that indicate?

• Severe decay, destruction, or disrepair

• Minor improvements, stability, growth

• Temporary setback, minor damage, slight wear

• Complete renovation, modernization, upgrade