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Soru 1661Soru →

After taking on two demanding jobs while studying for his university examinations, Chukwuma realized he was burning the candle at both ends. What is the meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression as used in the sentence?

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Cevap: Exhausting his health and physical energy by overworking himself without sufficient rest

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Exhausting his health and physical energy by overworking himself without sufficient rest
The idiomatic expression 'burning the candle at both ends' means to work extremely hard, staying up late and getting up early, thereby exhausting one's physical energy and health. In the context of the sentence, Chukwuma is managing two demanding jobs alongside academic studies, which directly illustrates overworking to the point of exhaustion.

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1
Analyze the context of the sentence
The subject is combining two demanding jobs with intensive academic study for university examinations.
Contextual clues indicate excessive workload, pressure, and late/early working hours.
2
Determine the figurative meaning of 'burning the candle at both ends'
The idiom metaphorically describes consuming energy rapidly from both early morning and late night effort, leading to exhaustion.
Idioms cannot be interpreted literally; they carry established figurative meanings.
3
Select the option that best expresses this figurative meaning
The option stating that he is exhausting his health and physical energy by overworking himself without sufficient rest matches the meaning precisely.
It accurately reflects the consequences of overexertion described by the idiom.

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Interpretation of English Idioms in Context
Soru 1662Soru →

After several years of intensive farming, the agricultural scientist advised the farmers to leave their land uncultivated for a season to allow the soil to naturally restore its fertility. Which of the following specialized agricultural terms correctly describes land deliberately left unplanted for this purpose?

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Cevap: fallow

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The term 'fallow' correctly refers to farmland that is left uncultivated for a period to allow the soil to recover its nutrients.
The correct term is 'fallow', which in agricultural terminology refers specifically to land that is intentionally left unseeded during a growing season to enable soil replenishment and moisture conservation.

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1
Analyze the occupational context of the stem
The context relates to agriculture, specifically land management and soil conservation practices.
Identifying the specific register context narrows down the suitable technical vocabulary.
2
Determine the precise meaning required by the sentence
The target term must mean leaving previously cultivated land intentionally unplanted so it can regain fertility.
The sentence specifies land left uncultivated for a season to naturally restore soil nutrients.
3
Evaluate the specialized options against the definition
'Fallow' is the precise agricultural register term for farmland left unseeded to restore fertility.
Other options such as 'arable' (suitable for farming), 'pasture' (grazing land), and 'virgin' (never cultivated) do not fit the requirement of resting cultivated land.

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Occupational Register in Agriculture
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Soru 1663Soru →

The newly enacted tariffs proved inimical to the growth of small-scale domestic industries, severely hindering their expansion into the regional market. Which of the following words is NEAREST IN MEANING to the underlined word as used in the sentence?

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Cevap: harmful

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The word nearest in meaning to 'inimical' in this context is 'harmful'.
In the context of the sentence, 'inimical' describes tariffs that act against or cause damage to domestic industries. The word 'harmful' accurately reflects this negative impact.

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1
Analyze the sentence context
The clause 'severely hindering their expansion' indicates that the tariffs had a negative, obstructive effect on domestic industries.
Contextual clues clarify whether the target word carries a favorable, neutral, or adverse meaning.
2
Determine the contextual meaning of 'inimical'
'Inimical' describes something that is hostile, unfavorable, or damaging to an outcome.
Matching the formal lexical definition to the specific economic scenario described in the stem.
3
Evaluate the options against the target meaning
'Harmful' directly expresses the adverse effect of hindering growth.
Select the choice that best preserves the sentence's original meaning.

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Identifying contextual synonyms for formal vocabulary in socio-economic texts.
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Soru 1664Soru →

During the transaction for the landed property, the solicitor examined the land registry to ensure that the title was free from any legal claim, mortgage, or financial liability that could restrict the buyer's ownership rights. Which of the following specialized legal terms refers to such a burden or restriction on a property title?

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Cevap: encumbrance

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The term 'encumbrance' is the correct technical legal term for any claim, lien, or financial liability attached to a property title.
In legal and conveyancing register, an encumbrance refers to any claim, lien, charge, or liability attached to real property that reduces its value or restricts its transfer without preventing the transfer entirely.

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1
Analyze the context of the question
The context involves property law (conveyancing) and refers to a legal claim, mortgage, or financial burden that limits or restricts ownership rights on a title.
Identifying the target professional domain (law/conveyancing) narrows down the precise register term required.
2
Evaluate the specialized legal vocabulary options
'Encumbrance' denotes any claim, mortgage, lien, or restriction attached to real property that affects the title. 'Distraint' involves seizure of goods for unpaid debt, 'easement' grants a specific right of land use to a non-owner, and 'replevin' is a lawsuit to recover wrongfully seized personal property.
Distinguishing between specific legal sub-terms ensures the correct register term is chosen.

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Occupational Register in Law (Conveyancing / Property Law)
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Soru 1665Soru →

During the board's investigation into the firm's financial records, the auditor noted that the managing director had been sailing close to the wind in his offshore dealings. Which of the following options best conveys the meaning of the underlined idiomatic expression?

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Cevap: acting in a manner that comes dangerously close to breaking rules or legal boundaries

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The expression 'sailing close to the wind' means acting in a manner that comes dangerously close to breaking rules, laws, or acceptable boundaries.
The idiomatic expression 'sailing close to the wind' originates from nautical jargon where sailing too directly into the wind is dangerous and risks stalling the ship. In general usage, particularly in business or legal contexts, it means acting on the outer margin of what is legal, honest, or acceptable. Therefore, the option describing acting in a manner dangerously close to breaking rules accurately conveys the meaning.

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1
Identify the underlined idiom in the sentence context
The idiom is 'sailing close to the wind' within a financial investigation context.
Understanding the figurative nature of nautical idioms used in formal contexts is essential.
2
Analyze the figurative meaning of 'sailing close to the wind'
Nautically, sailing too close to the wind risks losing control or stalling. Figuratively, it refers to taking risks by behaving in a way that is barely acceptable or lawful.
Distinguishing between literal nautical terms and figurative idiomatic usage resolves the task.
3
Evaluate option meanings against the target idiom definition
The option stating 'acting in a manner that comes dangerously close to breaking rules or legal boundaries' matches the definition precisely.
This option correctly captures the sense of impending risk and boundary-pushing inherent to the expression.

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Idioms and Idiomatic Expressions
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Soru 1666Soru →

Which phrasal verb correctly completes the sentence below?

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The auditing committee cautioned the bursar not to the financial irregularities discovered during the annual inspection.
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gloss over
The phrasal verb 'gloss over' means to deliberately avoid dealing with or explaining something bad, wrong, or embarrassing by treating it as unimportant. In this context, it accurately expresses the warning given to the bursar not to cover up or minimize the financial irregularities.

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1
Analyze the context and meaning of the sentence
The context involves an auditor warning an official against ignoring, minimizing, or treating serious financial irregularities superficially.
Establishing the precise semantic context is required to select the appropriate verb-particle combination.
2
Identify the phrasal verb that conveys superficial treatment or concealment of errors
The phrasal verb 'gloss over' specifically means to treat a mistake, serious matter, or defect as unimportant or to cover it up superficially.
'Gloss over' correctly fills the blank both syntactically and semantically.

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Phrasal Verbs - Contextual Meaning and Particle Selection
Soru 1667Soru →

Which words correctly complete the sentence below? Fill in the blanks with the appropriate terms.

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The investigative panel discovered that the officer had chosen to established administrative protocols, relying on a arrangement with corrupt contractors.
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The correct words to fill the blanks are 'flout' for the first blank and 'venal' for the second blank.
The verb 'flout' precisely fits the first blank as it means to openly mock or violate rules/laws. The adjective 'venal' precisely fits the second blank as it denotes corruption and open susceptibility to bribery, fitting the context of dealing with corrupt contractors.

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1
Analyze the context of the first blank: 'chosen to {{blank_1}} established administrative protocols'.
The sentence requires a verb meaning to openly disregard, defy, or treat a rule/law with contempt.
'Flout' means to intentionally break or disregard a rule or law. It is commonly confused with 'flaunt', which means to display something ostentatiously.
2
Analyze the context of the second blank: 'relying on a {{blank_2}} arrangement with corrupt contractors'.
The sentence requires an adjective describing a corrupt, bribe-susceptible, or dishonorable deal.
'Venal' means showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery or corruption. It is commonly confused with 'venial', which refers to a minor, forgivable fault or sin.

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Distinction between paronyms and homophones ('flout' vs 'flaunt', and 'venal' vs 'venial').
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Soru 1668Soru →

Fill in the blanks in the sentence below with the correct pair of commonly confused words.

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The newly enacted law aims to any unauthorized gatherings within military zones, while strictly mandating that law enforcement officers follow the procedures by the executive council.
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The correct words to fill the blanks are 'proscribe' for the first blank and 'prescribe' for the second blank.
'Proscribe' derives from Latin meaning to publish in writing an outlawry or prohibition, making it the appropriate choice for banning unauthorized assemblies. 'Prescribe' means to lay down as a rule or directive, which correctly fits the context of official procedures established by an executive council.

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1
Examine the context of the first blank to determine whether the action is to outlaw or to mandate gatherings.
Identify that the sentence refers to banning or prohibiting unauthorized gatherings in restricted zones.
The verb 'proscribe' specifically means to officially forbid, condemn, or outlaw something.
2
Examine the context of the second blank to determine the relationship between law enforcement officers and executive procedures.
Identify that the sentence refers to following rules or directives laid down by authority.
The verb 'prescribe' means to lay down authoritatively as a rule, guide, or direction.

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Distinction between 'proscribe' (to forbid/outlaw) and 'prescribe' (to order/specify rules)
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Soru 1669Soru →

The lead researcher explained that subsequent experimental data would __________ the initial hypothesis proposed by the team. Which phrasal verb best completes the sentence to convey the meaning of confirming or corroborating a statement?

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Cevap: bear out

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The correct phrasal verb is 'bear out', which means to corroborate, support, or confirm a hypothesis or evidence.
The phrasal verb 'bear out' means to substantiate, corroborate, or provide evidence in support of a theory or statement. In this sentence, experimental data is serving as confirmation for the team's initial hypothesis.

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1
Analyze the context of the sentence
The context requires a phrasal verb that indicates experimental data confirming or validating an initial hypothesis.
The verb must accurately capture the relationship between new evidence and an existing idea.
2
Evaluate the meaning of each phrasal verb with the root 'bear'
'Bear out' explicitly means to corroborate or support with evidence.
'Bear up' refers to emotional endurance, 'bear down' refers to exerting pressure, and 'bear off' refers to steering away.

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Phrasal Verbs with 'Bear'
Soru 1670Soru →

Match each formal English word in the left column with the word in the right column that is most directly opposite in meaning.

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Öğeler

MUNIFICENT
LUGUBRIOUS
SAGACIOUS
PERFIDIOUS

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Munificent matches Penurious; Lugubrious matches Mirthful; Sagacious matches Fatuous; Perfidious matches Steadfast.
Each word in the left column pairs directly with its semantic opposite in the right column: Munificent (extremely generous) opposes Penurious (stingy or miserly); Lugubrious (dismal and mournful) opposes Mirthful (cheerful and joyful); Sagacious (shrewd and wise) opposes Fatuous (foolish and silly); and Perfidious (treacherous and disloyal) opposes Steadfast (loyal and firm).

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1
Analyze the precise meaning of each target word in the left column.
Munificent means extremely generous or lavish; Lugubrious means mournful or dismal; Sagacious means insightful or wise; Perfidious means deceitful or disloyal.
Establishing precise definitions is necessary to determine true antonym relationships.
2
Evaluate the terms in the right column to find the exact semantic opposite for each left-column word.
Penurious (miserly/stingy) contrasts directly with Munificent; Mirthful (cheerful/joyous) contrasts with Lugubrious; Fatuous (foolish/inane) contrasts with Sagacious; Steadfast (loyal/unwavering) contrasts with Perfidious.
Matching each word to its direct contextual antonym demonstrates accurate lexical comprehension.

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Lexical antonyms and words opposite in meaning
Soru 1671Soru →

Complete the sentence below by supplying the correct particle to form an appropriate phrasal verb.

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Rather than addressing the structural defects in the contract directly, the legal team attempted to paper the loopholes with vague clauses.
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The correct particle to complete the phrasal verb is 'over'.
The phrasal verb 'paper over' is an established English idiom meaning to repair or cover up a fault or disagreement superficially instead of resolving it fundamentally. In the sentence, using 'over' correctly conveys that the legal team tried to hide the contract's loopholes using vague phrasing.

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1
Analyze the contextual meaning required by the sentence.
The context describes an effort to conceal, disguise, or hastily patch up contractual flaws using superficial means ('vague clauses') rather than fixing the core issues.
The contrast established by 'Rather than addressing... directly' signifies superficial concealment or smoothing over of difficulties.
2
Identify the correct particle that collocates with the verb stem 'paper'.
The idiomatic multi-word verb 'paper over' means to cover up or hide a disagreement, fault, or flaw temporarily to preserve an appearance of stability.
Only the particle 'over' completes the verb stem 'paper' to convey this exact idiomatic sense in standard English.

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Phrasal and Prepositional Verbs
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Soru 1672Soru →

Complete the sentence below by filling in the blank with the word that forms a natural, standard English collocation.

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Before making an important life decision, it is advisable to advice from an experienced mentor.
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The correct verb to fill the blank is 'seek' (or 'take' / 'obtain'). In standard English, one 'seeks advice' from someone.
In standard English usage, the verb 'seek' forms a classic collocation with 'advice' (to seek advice). Synonymous natural expressions include 'take advice' or 'get advice'.

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1
Identify the key noun following the target gap.
The target noun is 'advice'.
Collocations require choosing a verb that pairs naturally with the specific noun.
2
Select the standard verb that collocate appropriately with 'advice'.
The verb 'seek' naturally pairs with 'advice' to mean asking for or searching for guidance.
Verbs like 'make' or 'demand' create unnatural pairings or alter the intended formal meaning.

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Verb-Noun Collocations
Soru 1673Soru →

Match each formal vocabulary word in Column A with its exact word opposite in meaning (antonym) in Column B.

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Öğeler

Pusillanimous
Profligate
Obdurate
Pithy

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'Pusillanimous' pairs with 'Dauntless'; 'Profligate' pairs with 'Frugal'; 'Obdurate' pairs with 'Pliable'; 'Pithy' pairs with 'Verbose'.
Each word on the left is matched to its direct semantic opposite on the right: 'pusillanimous' (cowardly) is opposite to 'dauntless' (fearless); 'profligate' (extravagant) is opposite to 'frugal' (thrifty); 'obdurate' (unyielding) is opposite to 'pliable' (yielding); and 'pithy' (concise) is opposite to 'verbose' (wordy).

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1
Analyze the core semantic meaning of each word in the left column.
Pusillanimous = cowardly/timid; Profligate = wasteful/extravagant; Obdurate = stubborn/unyielding; Pithy = concise/succinct.
Establishing accurate definitions is necessary before finding opposite meanings.
2
Identify the precise antonym for each word from the right column.
Cowardly opposes Dauntless (brave); Wasteful opposes Frugal (thrifty); Stubborn opposes Pliable (yielding); Concise opposes Verbose (wordy).
Matching each word to its direct semantic polar opposite ensures accurate solution pairs.

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Antonyms and Words Opposite in Meaning
Soru 1674Soru →

Which specialized technical term from insurance and legal registers correctly completes the passage below?

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When an insurer indemnifies a policyholder for a loss caused by a negligent third party and subsequently steps into the policyholder's legal rights to recover compensation directly from that third party, the insurer is exercising the right of .
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subrogation
In legal and insurance register, 'subrogation' specifically denotes the legal doctrine by which an insurer, having paid a loss to its insured, steps into the insured's legal rights to pursue recovery from the third party responsible for causing the loss.

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Analyze the operational context in legal and insurance practice where an insurer compensates an insured party and assumes their right to take legal action against a tortfeasor.
Identify the precise legal doctrine that governs the substitution of one creditor or claimant for another.
The scenario describes the transfer of legal rights of recovery from the policyholder to the insurer following indemnification.
2
Select the correct specialized register term matching this exact legal transfer process.
Determine that 'subrogation' is the accurate technical term in insurance law.
'Subrogation' prevents the insured from collecting twice for the same loss and ensures the responsible party remains legally liable.

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Occupational and Specialized Registers (Insurance and Legal Law)
Soru 1675Soru →

Which specialized terms complete the sentence below correctly?

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In insurance law and risk management, the legal doctrine of permits an insurer that has indemnified a policyholder to assume that party's legal rights against responsible third parties, whereas an insurance evaluates financial risk and computes premium rates using statistical models.
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blank_1: subrogation; blank_2: actuary
In insurance law and financial risk management, 'subrogation' is the technical term for the process whereby an insurer inherits the legal rights of the insured to pursue a claim against the party responsible for the loss. An 'actuary' is the precise occupational title for the statistical professional who models financial risks and computes insurance premium rates.

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Identify the legal term in insurance register for an insurer stepping into a policyholder's legal rights after compensating a loss.
The precise specialized term is 'subrogation'.
Subrogation specifically denotes the substitution of one person or entity in the place of another with respect to a lawful claim or right.
2
Identify the occupational title for a professional who assesses statistical risk and calculates insurance premiums.
The correct register term is 'actuary'.
An actuary applies mathematical, statistical, and financial theory to analyze future financial risks and determine pricing.

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Insurance and Actuarial Registers
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Soru 1676Soru →

In the sentence, 'The committee chairman reminded all delegates that personal grievances should not interfere with public policy, urging them to _____ this principle throughout the meeting,' which fixed phrase correctly fills the blank?

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Cevap: bear in mind

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The correct phrase to complete the sentence is 'bear in mind'.
The fixed phrase 'bear in mind' is the standard, idiomatically correct expression in English meaning to remember or take something into account.

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1
Identify the required meaning in the sentence context.
The sentence requires a fixed expression that means 'to remember or keep under consideration'.
The chairman is asking delegates to keep a principle in their thoughts during discussions.
2
Evaluate the options against standard British English collocational usage.
'Bear in mind' is the established standard expression, whereas 'keep in head', 'hold in thought', and 'carry in memory' are unidiomatic word combinations.
Fixed phrases rely on conventionalized word pairings that cannot be substituted with literal synonyms.

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Collocations and Fixed Phrases
Soru 1677Soru →

Despite facing __________ weather conditions during the trans-Saharan expedition, the team leader chose to __________ from taking hasty measures until the main supply convoy arrived. Which pair of words correctly completes the sentence?

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Cevap: adverse / forbear

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The word pair 'adverse / forbear' correctly completes the sentence.
The correct response combines 'adverse' (meaning hostile or unfavorable, appropriate for environmental conditions) and 'forbear' (a verb meaning to refrain or hold back).

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1
Analyze the context of the first blank modifying 'weather conditions'.
The sentence describes harsh or unfavorable external environmental conditions. The adjective required is 'adverse' (meaning hostile, detrimental, or unfavorable). By contrast, 'averse' describes an internal feeling of unwillingness or opposition (e.g., 'he is averse to risk').
Correctly identifying the semantic distinction between 'adverse' (unfavorable) and 'averse' (opposed) eliminates choices containing 'averse'.
2
Analyze the grammatical function and meaning required for the second blank after 'chose to'.
The position following 'chose to' requires an infinitive verb meaning to abstain or refrain from acting. The verb form is 'forbear' (spelled without an 'e' after 'for'). The word 'forebear' (with an 'e') is a noun meaning ancestor.
Distinguishing the verb 'forbear' (to hold back) from the noun 'forebear' (ancestor) resolves the second blank.

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Distinguishing orthographically and phonetically similar confusable word pairs (paronyms and homophones) in context.
Tahmini Süre:1m 15s
Soru 1678Soru →

When a commercial bank faces extreme financial distress and is unable to meet its obligations, a court or regulatory body may appoint an independent officer to take control of its assets and manage its affairs on behalf of creditors. Which of the following specialized terms correctly describes the legal and financial status of the bank in this situation?

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Cevap: receivership

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receivership
The term 'receivership' is the precise occupational term in banking and legal registers describing the condition of an insolvent company managed by an official receiver.

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1
Analyze the context of the sentence
The context relates to banking, corporate insolvency, financial regulation, and the court-ordered management of assets for creditors.
Specialized register questions require identifying the exact terminology used within a specific professional domain.
2
Evaluate the specialized register terms among the options
The term 'receivership' specifically denotes placing an insolvent business under the custody of a receiver in corporate law.
The distractor options belong to the medical, penal/employment, and diplomatic/journalism registers respectively.

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Occupational and Specialized Registers (Banking and Corporate Law)
Tahmini Süre:1m 0s
Soru 1679Soru →

The investigative panel observed that although the newly appointed director professed full transparency, he continued to harbour serious misgivings about the integrity of the audit process.

As used in the passage above, what is the contextual meaning of the word harbour?

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Cevap: Hold or entertain secretly

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Hold or entertain secretly
The correct answer accurately reflects the contextual meaning of 'harbour' as used in relation to thoughts, feelings, or doubts. In the sentence, the director outwardly professes transparency while inwardly maintaining and holding onto private misgivings about the audit process.

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1
Analyze the context surrounding the target word
The sentence contrasts professing full transparency with continuing to 'harbour serious misgivings'.
The contrast word 'although' signals that the director's inner feelings differ from his outward profession of transparency.
2
Determine the contextual meaning of 'harbour' applied to 'misgivings'
'Harbour' when applied to feelings or thoughts means to cherish, hold, or entertain them internally.
Mental states like misgivings or doubts are held or entertained within the mind rather than sheltered physically.
3
Substitute candidate options into the sentence
'Hold or entertain secretly' fits both syntactically and semantically without altering sentence logic.
It preserves the intended contrast between public profession and private doubt.

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Contextual Word Meaning (Figurative and Polysemous Usage)
Soru 1680Soru →

Before the board of directors convenes to review the merger, the chief financial officer must ________ the committee of the revised asset valuation and carefully ________ the financial risks involved. Which of the following word pairs correctly completes the sentence?

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Cevap: apprise / appraise

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apprise / appraise
The correct option is 'apprise / appraise' because 'apprise' accurately fits the first blank, meaning 'to inform or notify' (used in the pattern 'apprise someone of something'), while 'appraise' fits the second blank, meaning 'to assess or evaluate' the financial risks.

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1
Analyze the syntactic and semantic context of the first blank: 'must ________ the committee of the revised asset valuation'.
The sentence requires a verb meaning 'to inform' or 'to notify', which is 'apprise' (commonly used in the pattern 'apprise [someone] of [something]').
'Appraise' means to assess or set a value on, which does not take the prepositional object construction 'appraise [someone] of'.
2
Analyze the semantic requirement of the second blank: 'carefully ________ the financial risks involved'.
The context requires a verb meaning 'to evaluate' or 'to assess', which corresponds to 'appraise'.
'Apprise' means to notify, which makes no sense when applied directly to abstract risks.
3
Combine the chosen words to form the complete solution.
The correct pair is 'apprise / appraise'.
This sequence satisfies both the grammatical collocation constraints and the distinct semantic requirements of each clause.

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Distinction between phonetically and orthographically similar verbs: 'apprise' (to inform) vs 'appraise' (to assess)
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