Question 1

What does the term 'apologize' mean?

Accepted Answer

To express regret for something that one has done wrong

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To make fun of someone

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To defend oneself against criticism

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To praise someone for their actions

Question 2

What does the term 'genuine' mean?

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Real; not fake or artificial

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Making fun of others for amusement

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Gradually changing over time

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Pretending to be someone you're not

Question 3

What does the term 'whisper' mean?

Accepted Answer

To speak very softly in a way that makes it difficult for others to hear

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To apologize for a mistake

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To defend oneself against an accusation

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To stare intensely at someone

Question 4

What does the term 'bully' mean?

Accepted Answer

To use superior strength or influence to intimidate someone, typically to force them to do something

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To defend someone from harm

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To make fun of someone in a harmless way

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To apologize for a mistake made

Question 5

What does the term 'scary' mean?

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Causing fear or apprehension; frightening

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Apologizing for a mistake

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Gradually changing over time

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Being sincere and honest

Question 6

What does the term 'rude' mean?

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Displaying a lack of respect for others; impolite or discourteous

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Defending someone from harm

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Gradually changing over time

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Making fun of others for amusement

Question 7

What does the term 'purpose' mean?

Accepted Answer

The reason for which something is done or created; the goal or intention behind an action

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To speak very softly in a way that makes it difficult for others to hear

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To make fun of someone in a harmless way

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To stare intensely at someone

Question 8

What does the term 'incident' mean?

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An event or occurrence, typically involving disruption or difficulty

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To speak very softly in a hushed manner

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To apologize for a mistake made

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To use superior strength to intimidate someone

Question 9

What does the term 'make peace' mean?

Accepted Answer

To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To pretend to be someone you're not

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To whisper softly to avoid being heard

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To bully someone into submission

Question 10

What does the term 'gradual' mean?

Accepted Answer

Taking place or progressing slowly; happening in small stages over time

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Being real and not fake or artificial

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Using superior strength to intimidate someone

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Being absolute and unwavering in beliefs

Question 11

What does the term 'ceremony' mean?

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A formal event or ritual, often involving specific customs or practices

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To stare intensely at someone

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To make fun of someone in a harmful way

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To speak very softly in a hushed manner

Question 12

What does the term 'absolutely' mean?

Accepted Answer

Completely; totally; without any doubt

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To use superior strength or influence to intimidate someone

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To express regret for something that one has done wrong

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To defend oneself against criticism

Question 13

What does the term 'defend' mean?

Accepted Answer

To protect against attack or harm; to uphold or support a position or cause

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To apologize for a mistake made

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To make fun of someone in a harmless way

Question 14

What does the term 'purposely' mean?

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Intentionally; with a clear purpose or goal in mind

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Gradually changing over time

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Being absolute and unwavering in beliefs

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Taking place or progressing slowly over a period of time

Question 15

What does the term 'tease' mean?

Accepted Answer

To make fun of or provoke someone in a playful or mocking way

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To defend oneself against criticism

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To express regret for something that one has done wrong

Question 16

What does the term 'around the corner' mean?

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Imminent or very close in time; about to happen soon

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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Completely; totally; without any doubt

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Formal event or ritual involving specific customs or practices

Question 17

What does the term 'cruel' mean?

Accepted Answer

Showing a deliberate lack of compassion or empathy; causing pain or suffering to others

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To use superior strength to intimidate someone

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To speak very softly in a hushed manner

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To make peace by reconciling differences

Question 18

What does the term 'fit in' mean?

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To be accepted or belong within a particular group or environment

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To pretend to be someone you're not

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To stare intensely at someone

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To use superior strength to intimidate someone

Question 19

What does the term 'at least' mean?

Accepted Answer

A minimum amount or quantity; a lower limit for a particular value or range

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An event or occurrence typically involving disruption or difficulty

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Making fun of others for amusement

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Real; not fake or artificial

Question 20

What does the term 'make fun of' mean?

Accepted Answer

To mock or ridicule someone or something in a playful or unkind manner

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To take place or progress slowly over time

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To be real and not fake or artificial

Question 21

What does the term 'overhear' mean?

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To unintentionally hear something that was not meant for one's ears

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To protect against attack or harm; to support a cause

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To mock or ridicule someone in a playful or unkind way

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To cause fear or apprehension in someone

Question 22

What does the term 'defense' mean?

Accepted Answer

The act of protecting oneself or others from harm or danger; a justification or argument in support of something

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To express regret for something that one has done wrong

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To mock or ridicule someone in a playful manner

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

Question 23

What does the term 'absolute' mean?

Accepted Answer

Complete; total; not limited by restrictions or conditions

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To intentionally hear something without the speaker's knowledge

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To mock or ridicule someone in a playful manner

Question 24

What does the term 'scare' mean?

Accepted Answer

To cause someone to feel frightened or startled

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To mock or ridicule someone in a playful or unkind manner

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To protect oneself or others from harm

Question 25

What does the term 'cruelty' mean?

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Intentional and malicious behavior that causes pain or suffering to others

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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A formal event or ritual involving specific customs or practices

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To defend oneself against criticism

Question 26

What does the term 'scatter' mean?

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To throw or drop things in various random directions

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To defend oneself against criticism

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To gather things together in an organized manner

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To speak very softly in a hushed manner

Question 27

What does the term 'approach' mean?

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To come near or nearer to something or someone in distance; to begin to deal with something in a particular way

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To reconcile or settle differences in order to establish a harmonious relationship

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To express regret for something that one has done wrong

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To mock or ridicule someone in a playful manner

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