A person who engages in a pursuit without payment or as a hobby.

A professional who is paid for their work.

A person who is highly skilled in a field.

Someone who participates in competitions regularly.

To consist of or to be made up of.

To be composed of different elements.

To summarize or condense information.

Initial impression or observation.

Immediate reaction or response.

To involve as a necessary part or consequence.

To leave behind or give up on something.

To enhance or improve something.

To embrace and support something.

To analyze and study something thoroughly.

To recover or regain something, often through exchange.

To exchange something for a different item without any value involved.

To borrow something without the intention of returning it.

To lose or forfeit something permanently.

Disperse or scatter immediately

A significant decline in economic activity.

A period of rapid economic growth.

An increase in unemployment rates.

Exclusively for large organizations

Only applicable in certain contexts

Understanding or grasping the meaning of something.

Ignoring the meaning of something

Memorizing information without context

To make less expensive or reduce in value.

To increase the price or value.

To enhance the quality or features of an item.

To make something more valuable or desirable.

A recession is a period of economic decline.

A recession is when unemployment rates are at an all-time low.

A recession is a time of economic growth.

A recession is a type of government policy.

To steep or soak a substance in a liquid.

To dry out a substance completely.

To give up or relinquish control.

To enhance or improve something

A brief flash of light or momentary change in brightness.

A proposed explanation or prediction that can be tested.

A definitive conclusion based on evidence.

A random guess without any basis.

A statement that cannot be tested or proven.

An assumption is a belief or statement taken for granted.

An assumption is a type of conclusion drawn from evidence.

An assumption is a proven fact.

An assumption is a statement that must be verified.

Classify is a verb that means to arrange or organize into categories.

Classify is a noun that refers to a type of classification.

Classify means to confuse or mix up items.

Classify is an adjective used to describe organized items.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Clash

Agreement or harmony

Collaboration or teamwork

Unity or solidarity

Conflict or opposition

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Disparity

Uniformity

Similarity

discrepancy

Inequality

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Reinvigorate

Reinvigorate means to revitalize or refresh.

Reinvigorate means to confuse or complicate.

Reinvigorate means to ignore or neglect.

Reinvigorate means to weaken or diminish.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

disapprove of

to endorse

be against

to support

object to

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Reaffirm

Ignore or overlook

Dismiss or negate

Deny or reject

Reassert or confirm

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Counteract

To complicate or confuse.

To act against or neutralize.

To ignore or overlook.

To support or enhance.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Engagement with

detachment

apathy

disengagement

interaction or involvement

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