Question 1

To remove or get rid of something completely.

Accepted Answer

Eliminate

Answer

Pursue

Answer

Accumulate

Answer

Induce

Question 2

The main idea or essence of a text or conversation.

Accepted Answer

Gist

Answer

Frustration

Answer

Correlation

Answer

Simulate

Question 3

Able to be replaced or not essential, often referring to items that can be discarded.

Accepted Answer

Expendable

Answer

Initiative

Answer

Accumulate

Answer

Surpass

Question 4

Something that is financially rewarding or profitable.

Accepted Answer

Lucrative

Answer

Eliminate

Answer

Attentive

Answer

Expendable

Question 5

A relationship or connection between two or more things, often measured statistically.

Accepted Answer

Correlation

Answer

Revenue

Answer

Gist

Answer

Gist

Question 6

Being focused and paying close attention to something or someone.

Accepted Answer

Attentive

Answer

Frustration

Answer

Induce

Answer

Pursue

Question 7

The total income generated from business activities, typically measured over a specified period.

Accepted Answer

Revenue

Answer

Frustration

Answer

Simulation

Answer

Expendable

Question 8

To chase or strive towards a goal, dream, or objective.

Accepted Answer

Pursue

Answer

Attentive

Answer

Eliminate

Answer

Manipulate

Question 9

To influence or control someone or something in a skillful manner.

Accepted Answer

Manipulate

Answer

Eliminate

Answer

Pursue

Answer

Frustration

Question 10

The ability to assess and start a project or action on your own.

Accepted Answer

Initiative

Answer

Surpass

Answer

Correlate

Answer

Attentive

Question 11

To gather together or amass over time, often referring to money or items.

Accepted Answer

Accumulate

Answer

Eliminate

Answer

Frustration

Answer

Revenue

Question 12

To go beyond a limit or expectation in performance or achievement.

Accepted Answer

Surpass

Answer

Simulate

Answer

Pursue

Answer

Eliminate

Question 13

A feeling of annoyance or disappointment resulting from the inability to change or achieve something.

Accepted Answer

Frustration

Answer

Revenue

Answer

Gist

Answer

Induce

Question 14

To imitate the appearance or character of something, often for the purpose of training or testing.

Accepted Answer

Simulate

Answer

Correlate

Answer

Surpass

Answer

Induce

Question 15

To cause something to happen or bring about a particular result.

Accepted Answer

Induce

Answer

Manipulate

Answer

Surpass

Answer

Accumulate

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