Unit 13 first book

What does 'adjustment' mean?

• A change made to improve or adapt something.

• A legal term for a contract modification.

• A type of financial investment.

• A method of calculating interest rates.

What is the meaning of 'admiration'?

• A state of confusion and doubt.

• An expression of anger and frustration.

• A feeling of great respect and approval.

• A type of financial investment.

Define 'advancement'.

• The act of staying in one place without change.

• The process of moving forward or progressing in a particular area.

• A method of calculating financial growth.

• A term used for physical exercise routines.

What does 'application' refer to?

• A programming language

• A method of data storage

• A type of hardware device

• A software program or the act of applying something.

What does 'extinction' mean?

• The process of a species evolving into a new form.

• The act of a species migrating to a different habitat.

• A method of conserving endangered species.

• The state of a species that no longer has any living individuals.

What is the meaning of 'fascination'?

• A type of physical attraction.

• A feeling of indifference.

• A strong attraction or intense interest.

• A brief moment of curiosity.

Define 'hesitation'.

• A confident and decisive response to a question.

• A clear and direct statement without any pauses.

• A sudden outburst of laughter during a conversation.

• A pause or delay in speech or action due to uncertainty or indecision.

What does 'intention' mean?

• A feeling of happiness or joy.

• A physical object that can be touched.

• A mental state representing a commitment to a course of action or goal.

• A random thought that comes to mind.

What is 'involvement'?

• Involvement refers to a legal obligation.

• Involvement is the act of observing without participating.

• Involvement is a type of physical exercise.

• Involvement is the state of being engaged or participating in an activity.

What does 'magnify' mean?

• To make larger or more significant.

• To create a visual illusion of depth.

• To enhance color or brightness.

• To make smaller or less significant.