EAP Unit 2 Lesson A Vocabulary Quizs

promote

• To support or encourage the progress or growth of something.

• To hinder or obstruct the development of something.

• To ignore or neglect the advancement of something.

• To evaluate or assess the effectiveness of something.

expand

• To increase in size, volume, or scope.

• To decrease in size or volume.

• To remain the same size or volume.

• To change shape without altering size.

agriculture

• The practice of cultivating soil, growing crops, and raising animals for food and other products.

• A method of industrial production of goods.

• The study of animal behavior in natural habitats.

• A system of managing financial resources for farming.

foster

• To discourage or hinder development or growth.

• To encourage or promote development or growth.

• To ignore or neglect a situation.

• To complicate or confuse a process.

abundance

• A plentiful supply; a large quantity of something.

• A scarcity of resources or items.

• A moderate amount of something.

• An average quantity that is neither high nor low.

fishery

• A place where fish are bred or caught for commercial purposes.

• A type of fishing rod used in deep-sea fishing.

• A natural habitat for aquatic plants and animals.

• A method of cooking fish for preservation.

flourish

• To grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way.

• To wither and die.

• To remain stagnant and unchanged.

• To grow in a weak and unhealthy manner.

opportunities

• Favorable circumstances or chances for advancement.

• Unfavorable situations that hinder progress.

• Random events that have no impact on success.

• Guaranteed outcomes without effort.

infrastructure

• The basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a city or enterprise.

• A type of software used for managing databases.

• A financial plan for a business or organization.

• The process of building and maintaining roads and bridges.

fossil fuel

• Natural fuels formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals, such as coal, oil, and natural gas.

• Renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.

• Synthetic fuels created from chemical processes.

• Mineral resources extracted from the earth's crust.