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Vocabulary Builder: Achieve to Performance study set below.
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1
What does it mean to 'achieve' something?
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A
To fail
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B
To accomplish or reach a goal
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C
To postpone
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D
To ignore
2
Which French word translates to 'assess'?
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A
évaluer
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B
atteindre
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C
fournir
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D
expliquer
3
If you are 'aware' of something, what does it mean?
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A
You are ignorant of it
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B
You have knowledge of it
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C
You are indifferent to it
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D
You are afraid of it
4
What does the word 'require' mean?
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To give something
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B
To need or demand something
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C
To suggest something
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D
To avoid something
5
If you 'provide' something, what are you doing?
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A
Taking away
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B
Giving or supplying
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C
Asking for
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D
Ignoring
6
What does 'likely' suggest?
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Uncertainty
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B
Improbability
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C
Probability
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D
Impossibility
7
Which word means the opposite of 'continue'?
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A
Despite
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B
Although
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C
However
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D
Avoid
8
What is the French translation for 'however'?
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A
donc
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B
cependant
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C
malgré
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D
bien que
9
If something happens 'therefore', what is it?
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A cause
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B
A result or consequence
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C
A suggestion
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D
A condition
10
What is the goal when you 'improve' something?
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A
To make it worse
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B
To make it better
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C
To ignore it
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D
To destroy it
11
If you 'clarify' something, what are you doing?
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A
Making it confusing
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B
Making it easier to understand
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C
Ignoring it
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D
Removing it
12
What does it mean to 'maintain' something?
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A
To stop it
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B
To keep it in existence or good condition
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C
To change it
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D
To discard it
13
If you 'identify' something, what are you doing?
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A
Hiding it
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B
Recognizing or establishing its identity
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C
Ignoring it
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D
Forgetting it
14
What does it mean to 'indicate' something?
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A
To hide
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B
To show or point out
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C
To deny
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D
To doubt
15
If you 'recommend' something, what are you doing?
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A
Advising against it
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B
Suggesting it as a good option
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C
Ignoring it
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D
Criticizing it
16
What does it mean to 'respond' to something?
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A
To ignore it
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B
To react or answer it
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C
To avoid it
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D
To question it
17
When you 'focus' on something, what are you doing?
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A
Distracting yourself
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B
Giving attention to it
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C
Ignoring it
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D
Forgetting it
18
What is the purpose of 'comparing' two things?
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A
To find differences and similarities
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B
To ignore them
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C
To separate them
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D
To destroy them
19
If you 'explain' something, what are you doing?
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A
Confusing others
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B
Making something clear and understandable
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C
Hiding information
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D
Asking questions
20
What does 'accurate' mean?
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Incorrect
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B
Precise and exact
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C
Vague
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D
Unreliable
21
If something is 'appropriate', what is it?
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Unsuitable
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B
Fitting or suitable for a particular situation
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C
Irrelevant
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D
Difficult
22
What does 'available' mean?
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A
Unavailable
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B
Able to be used or obtained
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C
Expensive
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D
Hidden
23
If someone is 'capable', what can they do?
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A
They lack ability
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B
They have the ability to do something
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C
They refuse to do it
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D
They are unwilling to do it
24
What does 'consistent' mean?
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Inconsistent
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B
Acting or done in the same way over time
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C
Changing frequently
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D
Unpredictable
25
If something is 'effective', what does it do?
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A
It fails
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B
It produces the desired result
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C
It causes problems
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D
It is useless
26
What does 'essential' mean?
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Unimportant
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B
Absolutely necessary or important
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C
Optional
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D
Rare
27
If something is 'familiar', what is it?
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New and strange
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B
Well-known or recognized
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C
Difficult
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D
Unusual
28
What does 'significant' imply?
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A
Minor
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B
Important or noteworthy
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C
Insignificant
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D
Unimportant
29
What does 'specific' refer to?
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General
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B
Particular and exact
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C
Vague
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D
Broad
30
If you 'suggest' something, what are you doing?
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A
Commanding
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B
Proposing an idea or plan
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C
Rejecting
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D
Ignoring
31
What does it mean to 'consider' something?
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A
To ignore
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B
To think about or take into account
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C
To reject
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D
To forget
32
If a project 'involves' many steps, what does it mean?
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It excludes steps
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B
It includes or concerns steps
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C
It avoids steps
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D
It simplifies steps
33
What does it mean for something to 'occur'?
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To disappear
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B
To happen or take place
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C
To be prevented
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D
To be planned
34
If you 'avoid' something, what are you doing?
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A
Seeking it out
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B
Keeping away from or preventing it
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C
Encouraging it
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D
Accepting it
35
What does it mean to 'allow' something?
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A
To forbid
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B
To permit or let happen
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C
To stop
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D
To prevent
36
If something 'affects' you, what happens?
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It has no impact
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B
It influences or produces a change in you
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C
It is irrelevant
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D
It is ignored
37
What does 'relevant' mean?
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Irrelevant
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B
Closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand
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C
Unrelated
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D
Obscure
38
If something is 'reliable', what can you say about it?
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It is untrustworthy
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B
It can be depended on; consistently good in quality or performance
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C
It is new
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D
It is experimental
39
What does it mean to 'adapt'?
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To resist change
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B
To adjust to new conditions
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C
To ignore changes
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D
To be inflexible
40
If something is 'adequate', what is it?
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Insufficient
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B
Satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity
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C
Excessive
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D
Poor
41
When you 'acknowledge' something, what are you doing?
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A
Denying it
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B
Recognizing the existence or truth of it
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C
Ignoring it
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D
Forgetting it
42
What does 'challenge' mean?
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An easy task
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B
A task or situation that tests someone's abilities
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C
A failure
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D
A solution
43
If you 'cope' with a situation, what are you doing?
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Ignoring it
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B
Dealing successfully with a difficult situation
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C
Avoiding it
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D
Failing to deal with it
44
What does 'crucial' mean?
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Unimportant
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B
Extremely important or necessary
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C
Optional
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D
Minor
45
If you 'ensure' something, what are you doing?
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A
Making sure that something will occur or be the case
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B
Ignoring it
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C
Preventing it
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D
Doubting it
46
What does 'enhance' mean?
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A
To weaken
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B
To improve the quality, amount, or strength of something
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C
To ignore
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D
To destroy
47
What is 'evidence'?
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A
A lack of proof
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B
Facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid
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C
A guess
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D
A contradiction
48
What is an 'outcome'?
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A
A beginning
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B
A result or effect of an action or condition
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C
A cause
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D
A process
