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What does “emphasize” mean in the sentence “Above all, I want to emphasize the importance of context”?

• Ignore or skip

• Mention quickly

• Highlight or give special attention to

• Repeat the word

What does “exactly” mean in the sentence “That’s exactly what I was thinking”?

• Closely related

• Mostly the same

• Slightly different

• Completely the same or accurate

What does “analogy” mean in the sentence “An apt analogy comes to mind”?

• A confusing story

• A scientific fact

• A comparison used to explain something

• A mistake in logic

What does “I beg your pardon” express in the sentence “I beg your pardon, I would like to say something…”?

• Asking for forgiveness

• Asking permission to interrupt politely

• Strong disagreement

• Confusion

What does the speaker mean by “a slightly different opinion”?

• A strong opposition

• A completely unrelated idea

• A small disagreement

• A confused opinion

What does “distinction” mean in the sentence “It’s sometimes very difficult to draw a clear distinction…”?

• Similarity

• Difference

• Agreement

• Opinion

What does “livelihood” refer to in the sentence “Oil prices are closely related to people’s livelihood…”?

• Transportation systems

• Political decisions

• A person’s means of earning a living

• Vacation time

What does “correct” mean in the sentence “Allow me to correct a few things…”?

• Repeat the same points

• Improve or fix mistakes

• Agree with the speaker

• Delete the information

What does “prevalence” mean in the sentence about obesity and diabetes?

• Rareness

• Popularity

• Commonness or widespread nature

• New discovery

What does “convincing” mean in the sentence “The next one shall be more convincing”?

• Easier to remember

• More believable or persuasive

• More confusing

• Less serious