Vocabulary Quizs #2

Moral dilemma

• A simple choice between two options.

• A difficult ethical decision. He faced a moral dilemma at work.

• An easy decision with clear consequences.

• A decision that has no ethical implications.

Takeout

• Food ordered to go. We ordered Chinese takeout for dinner.

• A type of restaurant where food is served on plates.

• A method of cooking food at home.

• A style of dining where food is shared among friends.

Field trip

• Educational outing. We went on a field trip to the museum.

• A type of exam taken in a classroom.

• A recreational activity done at home.

• A formal meeting held in an office.

Tumultuous

• Full of confusion/disorder. It was a tumultuous year politically.

• Calm and peaceful, without any disturbances.

• Organized and structured, with clear plans.

• Joyful and celebratory, marked by happiness.

Administration

• Management or leadership. The university administration set new rules.

• A type of financial aid for students.

• A process of enrolling in courses at a university.

• A method of teaching in classrooms.

Transparency

• Openness and clarity. Transparency is essential in government spending.

• A lack of communication and secrecy.

• A method of hiding information from the public.

• A way to increase government spending without accountability.

Confront

• To avoid a challenge or difficulty.

• To face something difficult. She had to confront her fear of public speaking.

• To ignore a problem and hope it goes away.

• To seek help from others to deal with an issue.

Incompatible

• Not able to exist/work together. Their goals are incompatible.

• Able to coexist without any issues.

• Having similar goals and objectives.

• Working together towards a common goal.

Inconsequential

• Unimportant

• Critical

• Significant

• Vital

Devote

• To give time/energy. He devotes his weekends to volunteering.

• To take a break from work or study.

• To ignore responsibilities and relax.

• To spend money on luxury items.