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Vocabulary and Word Usage Flashcards

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  1. Select the word that means 'to make something less severe'.

    Answer: Mitigate

    'Mitigate' means to make something less severe, serious, or painful.

  2. Which sentence contains a correctly used word?

    Answer: She complemented the salad with dressing.

    'Complement' means to complete or enhance, while 'compliment' means to praise; dressing enhances a salad.

  3. What does the suffix '-ology' indicate in words like 'biology' or 'psychology'?

    Answer: The study of

    The suffix '-ology' comes from Greek meaning 'the study of' a particular subject.

  4. Choose the word that best fits: 'The instructions were so _______ that nobody could follow them.'

    Answer: convoluted

    'Convoluted' means extremely complex and difficult to follow or understand.

  5. Which of the following words is spelled correctly?

    Answer: Accommodate

    'Accommodate' is spelled with double 'c' and double 'm.'

  6. What does 'impartial' mean?

    Answer: Treating all sides equally and fairly

    'Impartial' means not favoring one side over another; unbiased and fair.

  7. Which word is the correct antonym of 'verbose'?

    Answer: Succinct

    'Verbose' means using more words than needed; 'succinct' means brief and to the point — its opposite.