Vocabulary Matching Challenge

1. What is the definition of 'a portion'?

• An entire collection of items.

• A part or segment of a whole.

• A type of food serving.

• A complete unit of measurement.

2. What does it mean to 'weigh out something'?

• To mix different substances together.

• To calculate the weight of an object without a scale.

• To measure a specific amount of a substance using a scale.

• To estimate the weight of something by hand.

3. What is a 'tax'?

• A tax is a voluntary payment made by citizens.

• A tax is a fee for using public services.

• A tax is a donation to charitable organizations.

• A tax is a compulsory financial contribution levied by a government.

4. What does 'detrimental' refer to?

• Inconsequential or trivial.

• Harmful or damaging.

• Neutral or indifferent.

• Beneficial or helpful.

5. What is a 'treat'?

• A form of entertainment.

• A type of exercise routine.

• A special item or reward, often food or a small gift.

• A common household item.

6. What does 'drastic' mean?

• Extreme or severe in effect or action.

• A term used to describe something average or normal.

• Unrelated to any significant change.

• Mild or gentle in effect or action.

7. What does it mean to 'victimise somebody'?

• To ignore someone's problems completely.

• To reward someone for their achievements.

• To support someone in their endeavors.

• To treat someone unfairly or make them a victim.

8. What does it mean to 'seek out something'?

• To accidentally find something without looking.

• To actively look for or search for something.

• To passively wait for something to happen.

• To ignore something completely.

9. What is the relationship between 'a tax' and 'a portion'?

• A tax is a portion of income or wealth allocated to the government.

• A tax is a type of investment in stocks.

• A tax is a fee for using public transportation.

• A tax is a fixed amount paid to a charity.

10. How does 'to outweigh something' relate to decision-making?

• It indicates a preference for emotional over logical reasoning.

• It refers to evaluating which factors are more significant in influencing a decision.

• It means to ignore all factors in a decision.

• It suggests that all factors are equally important.