Complete 5-6 Unit6_1

A "promotion" refers to:

• An effort to advertise or advance a product or service.

• The act of discouraging interest in a product.

• A reduction in the significance of a service.

• A method for limiting exposure to a new idea.

If something is "piled up," it is:

• Accumulated in a stack or large amount.

• Spread out evenly across a surface.

• Completely removed and discarded.

• Organized into a systematic structure.

To "bargain" means to:

• Negotiate the terms of a deal or price.

• Accept an offer without discussion.

• Refuse to participate in any transaction.

• Demand terms without compromise.

A "retailer" is:

• A business or person selling goods directly to consumers.

• A manufacturer producing raw materials.

• A customer purchasing items in bulk.

• A company focused solely on large-scale distribution.

"Shoplifting" is:

• The act of stealing goods from a store.

• An advanced method of arranging products.

• A legal way to return unused items.

• The process of restocking empty shelves.

To "tempt" someone is to:

• Entice or attract them to do something.

• Prevent them from considering new options.

• Impose restrictions to limit their choices.

• Distract them from making a decision.

"Invariably" means:

• Always or without exception.

• Occasionally or only in specific cases.

• Rarely or almost never occurring.

• Randomly and without predictable patterns.

To "dwell" is to:

• Reside or live in a specific place.

• Move frequently from one location to another.

• Visit areas temporarily without settling.

• Ignore any connection to a physical place.

An "appetite" refers to:

• The natural desire for food or experience.

• A reluctance to engage in eating or trying new things.

• An indifference to sensory stimuli.

• A deliberate rejection of all indulgence.

To "arrange" means to:

• Organize or set things in a specific order.

• Disrupt the natural layout of items.

• Scatter objects randomly in a space.

• Avoid creating any semblance of structure.