Issue 2 Quizs

impact (verb)

• to have an effect on someone or something

• to create a physical collision

• to express a strong opinion

• to analyze data thoroughly

implement

• To put a plan or action into effect

• To ignore a plan or action

• To create a new plan

• To evaluate the effectiveness of a plan

trend

• a general direction in which a situation is changing

• a sudden increase in value

• a temporary fluctuation in data

• a fixed point in time

restrict

• To limit or control the size, amount, or range of something.

• To expand or increase the size or amount of something.

• To remove limitations or boundaries on something.

• To allow free access or movement without any control.

obesity

• the condition of being so overweight that it is dangerous

• a state of being underweight

• a balanced state of body weight

• a condition of being fit and healthy

calorie

• A unit of energy produced by food

• A type of vitamin

• A measure of weight

• A type of carbohydrate

eliminate

• To completely remove or get rid of something.

• To add something new or increase it.

• To change something slightly or modify it.

• To combine two or more things together.

indicate

• To point out or show something.

• To hide or conceal something.

• To confuse or mislead someone.

• To ignore or overlook something.

impact (noun)

• a strong feeling or emotion

• the effect of one thing or another

• a physical collision

• a sudden change in direction

habit

• something that a person does regularly without thinking

• a temporary behavior that changes frequently

• an action taken only in specific situations

• a skill that requires practice and training