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TOEFL: Beginner Prep

TOEFL: Beginner Education and Knowledge Vocabulary Set 1

TermDefinition
chart (noun) A table, graph, or any diagram that graphically represents data.
chart (noun) A map of a particular geographical area.
choice (noun) The act of making a decision between different possibilities; the act of choosing.
concentrate (verb) To work on or think about something with all of one's attention and focus.
disagree (verb) When two or more pieces of information do not match.
discover (verb) To suddenly realize or find the characteristics of somebody or something for the first time.
examination (noun) A test to determine one's knowledge on the learned topic .
find (verb) To learn new information.
get (verb) To understand something, like a concept or a message.
intelligence (noun) Ability to apply knowledge and skills; the capacity of the mind to grasp the principles of fact and meaning.
intermediate (adjective) The one who has an average value or level of knowledge and is between two stages in terms of educational quality.
lecture (noun) A lesson or a class.
principal (noun) The person who is in charge of a school.
process (noun) A progression of activities used to achieve an objective.
reason (noun) An explanation or justification for something.
research (noun) The field involved in finding and producing information about subjects.
solution (noun) A way or method to solve a problem or issue.
solve (verb) Find a way that will respond to a problem or a difficult situation.
sure (adjective;adverb) Confident, certain, without doubt.
chart Which word has the following synonyms? table, graph
chart Which word has the following synonym? map
choice Which word has the following synonyms? option, pick, selection, preference, decision, election
concentrate Which word has the following synonyms? focus, contemplate
disagree Which word has the following synonyms? differ, contradict
discover Which word has the following synonyms? detect, reveal, uncover
examination Which word has the following synonyms? exam, test, assessment.
find Which word has the following synonyms? discover, determine, invent
get Which word has the following synonyms? understand, appreciate, know, discern, grasp
intelligence Which word has the following synonyms? acumen, agility, brilliance, intellect, judgment, perception
intermediate Which word has the following synonyms? transitional
lecture Which word has the following synonyms? address, discourse, instruction
process Which word has the following synonyms? mechanism, operation, procedure
reason Which word has the following synonyms? explanation, justification, cause, motivation
research Which word has the following synonyms? analysis, exploration, inquiry, investigation, study
solution Which word has the following synonyms? explanation, result
solve Which word has the following synonyms? clarify, clear up, deal with, decide
sure Which word has the following synonyms? confident, certain, positive, convinced, assured
discover Which word has the following antonyms? miss, destroy, hide
find Which word has the following antonyms? ignore, conceal, overlook
get Which word has the following antonyms? misunderstand, confuse, mix up
intelligence Which word has the following antonyms? ignorance, inability, disinclination
intermediate Which word has the following antonyms? abnormal, biased, exceptional, exterior, extraordinary
lecture Which word has the following antonyms? compliment, praise, flatter
reason Which word has the following antonyms? result, outcome, product
solve Which word has the following antonyms? complicate, confuse, defer, destroy
sure Which word has the following antonyms? unsure, uncertain, doubtful, indecisive, hesitant
chart The ________ shows that nearly 30% of employees are dissatisfied with working conditions in our company.
chart We need a ________ of the mountain if we want to go hiking.
choice It was a difficult ________between these two bags but I think I like the style of this one better.
concentrate He was trying to _______ but every sound distracted him.
disagreed The company's official history _______ with information published in third-party sources.
discovered I ________ a secret room in my new house.
examinations I was a lazy student so I barely passed my _______ at the end of the year.
find As a result of my report, I was able to _______ that the poverty related attainment gap in schools is a real issue!
get I don't _______ what's so wrong about saying that.
intelligence Many companies use artificial _______ for data entry and processing.
intermediate I know English at an _______ level.
lecture The _______ was exceptionally inspiring.
principal The bully had to visit the office of the _______ .
process The _______ of developing the project will take some time.
reason There's no good _______ to drive to a place that is three minutes away.
research Carlos won an award for his _______ on the lives of immigrants in Estonia.
solution It turned out that the _______ to the computer's issues was to simply restart it.
solve We are trying to _______ the problem we have with the neighbors.
sure I'm _______ that I locked the door before leaving.
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