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Academic Word List Vocabulary - Chapter 6

Quiz by Mayte Andrea Fabiola Zeceña Rodríguez

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Q 1/10
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n. proportion, fraction
30
minority
percentage
target
quantity
Q 2/10
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n. good reason, explanation
30
argument
explicit
somewhat
justification

10 questions

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n. proportion, fraction

1

30 sec

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n. good reason, explanation

2

30 sec

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n. leaning, tendency

3

30 sec

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n. prejudice, bias, inequity, unfairness, favoritsm

4

30 sec

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rather, fairly, some extent

5

30 sec

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adv. as a result, therefore, thus, accordingly

6

30 sec

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v. assign, allot, distribute

7

30 sec

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v. keep out, leave out, bar, prohibit

8

30 sec

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n. smaller group

9

30 sec

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clear, overt, plain, unambiguous

10

30 sec

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