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This video tutorial is part of a series focusing on academic words. It covers the words 'constitutional', 'context', 'contract', 'create', and 'data', providing definitions, examples, and usage tips. The video emphasizes understanding words in context and offers pronunciation guidance. It also discusses the importance of creativity and data in various contexts.

What does the term 'constitutional' primarily refer to?

• A set of established principles

• A political party

• A legal document

• A type of government

What is a constitutional amendment?

• A political campaign

• A legal case

• A change to the Constitution

• A new law

In the context of the video, what does 'context' help with?

• Memorizing definitions

• Understanding words fully

• Learning new languages

• Improving pronunciation

What does 'context' mean in a business setting?

• A marketing strategy

• A financial report

• A legal framework

• A business environment

How is a 'contract' best described?

• A legal dispute

• A written promise

• An agreement between parties

• A financial transaction

What happens to the 't' in 'contract' when followed by a consonant?

• It is pronounced clearly

• It is emphasized

• It is dropped

• It becomes silent

What is the primary function of the word 'create'?

• To destroy something

• To make something new

• To analyze something

• To replicate something

What is an example of 'creating' something?

• Reading a book

• Following a recipe

• Inventing a new gadget

• Copying a document

Which pronunciation of 'data' is most common in American English?

• Data with a silent 't'

• Data with a short 'a'

• Data with a long 'a'

• Data with an 'ah' sound

What does 'big data' refer to?

• A type of computer

• A statistical method

• Large amounts of information

• A data storage device