ACT Vocabulary Week 14

The students collected (a)   data of the unknown exotic fruit by using their five senses. ​

• qualitative
• quantitative
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled

Even though the (a)   data shows a direct correlation to income and happiness, the pay increase didn't change the mood of the workers. ​

• qualitative
• quantitative
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled

The company proposed a​ (a)   shift in its business model to adapt to the changing market demands.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical

Studies show that positive feedback and gentle parenting can ​ (a)   good behavior in children.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical

It's important to focus on ​ (a)   information when making decisions.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce

Despite facing challenges as a teen, Jim Carrey remained ​ (a)   in his determination to overcome adversity and become a comedian.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant

Looking back or in ​ (a)   , Jayla realized she should have handled the situation differently.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute

The new marketing campaign helped ​ (a)   interest in the product.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• revive
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect

The invention of the internet ​ (a)   (ed) communication and business by allowing global connections.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• revolutionize
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive

The news report was ​ (a)   with biases and errors, making it difficult for observers to understand.

• qualitative
• quantitative
• riddled
• radical
• reinforce
• relevant
• resolute
• retrospect
• revive
• revolutionize