Group 1 TOEFL Exam with 100%
Correct Solutions
a summary of a longer piece of writing, or an idea that is not concrete and is based on
general concepts - ANS-abstract
acknowledge - ANS-to accept that something is true or exists, or to show appreciation
or recognition
to get or gain something, often through learning or experience - ANS-acquire
a total amount or value made up of smaller parts added together - ANS-aggregate
a different choice or option that can be used instead of something else - ANS-alternative
to carefully study something in order to understand it better - ANS-analyze
the act of evaluating or judging the quality, importance, or value of something - ANS-
assessment
a belief or idea that you accept as true without proof or evidence - ANS-assumption
a preference or opinion that unfairly affects a person's judgment or decision-making -
ANS-bias
including all or almost all the necessary details or parts of something - ANS-
comprehensive
to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or to show that a statement is not
true - ANS-contradict
a set of rules or standards that are used to judge or make decisions about something -
ANS-criteria
to reach a conclusion or decision based on available information or reasoning - ANS-
deduce
to show or prove something clearly by giving evidence or examples - ANS-demonstrate
based on actual experience or observation, rather than on theory or logic - ANS-
empirical
Correct Solutions
a summary of a longer piece of writing, or an idea that is not concrete and is based on
general concepts - ANS-abstract
acknowledge - ANS-to accept that something is true or exists, or to show appreciation
or recognition
to get or gain something, often through learning or experience - ANS-acquire
a total amount or value made up of smaller parts added together - ANS-aggregate
a different choice or option that can be used instead of something else - ANS-alternative
to carefully study something in order to understand it better - ANS-analyze
the act of evaluating or judging the quality, importance, or value of something - ANS-
assessment
a belief or idea that you accept as true without proof or evidence - ANS-assumption
a preference or opinion that unfairly affects a person's judgment or decision-making -
ANS-bias
including all or almost all the necessary details or parts of something - ANS-
comprehensive
to say the opposite of what someone else has said, or to show that a statement is not
true - ANS-contradict
a set of rules or standards that are used to judge or make decisions about something -
ANS-criteria
to reach a conclusion or decision based on available information or reasoning - ANS-
deduce
to show or prove something clearly by giving evidence or examples - ANS-demonstrate
based on actual experience or observation, rather than on theory or logic - ANS-
empirical
