TOEFL Group 1 Complete Study
1.abstract: a summary of a longer piece of writing, or an idea that is not
concrete and is based on general concepts
2.acknowledge: to accept that something is true or exists, or to show
appreciation or recognition
3.acquire: to get or gain something, often through learning or experience
4.aggregate: a total amount or value made up of smaller parts added
together
5.alternative: a different choice or option that can be used instead of
something else
6.analyze: to carefully study something in order to understand it better
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, 7.assessment: the act of evaluating or judging the quality, importance,
or value of something
8.assumption: a belief or idea that you accept as true without proof or
evidence
9.bias: a preference or opinion that unfairly affects a person's
judgment or deci- sion-making
10.comprehensive: including all or almost all the necessary details or
parts of something
11.contradict: to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or to
show that a statement is not true
12.criteria: a set of rules or standards that are used to judge or make
decisions about something
13.deduce: to reach a conclusion or decision based on available
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1.abstract: a summary of a longer piece of writing, or an idea that is not
concrete and is based on general concepts
2.acknowledge: to accept that something is true or exists, or to show
appreciation or recognition
3.acquire: to get or gain something, often through learning or experience
4.aggregate: a total amount or value made up of smaller parts added
together
5.alternative: a different choice or option that can be used instead of
something else
6.analyze: to carefully study something in order to understand it better
1/
5
, 7.assessment: the act of evaluating or judging the quality, importance,
or value of something
8.assumption: a belief or idea that you accept as true without proof or
evidence
9.bias: a preference or opinion that unfairly affects a person's
judgment or deci- sion-making
10.comprehensive: including all or almost all the necessary details or
parts of something
11.contradict: to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or to
show that a statement is not true
12.criteria: a set of rules or standards that are used to judge or make
decisions about something
13.deduce: to reach a conclusion or decision based on available
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