Definitions & Word Forms
Dictionary Skills – RANGE
Collocations
Negative Prefixes
Wild Card
100

What does create mean? Use it in a sentence.

Create means to make or produce something. Ex: "I want to create a new study routine."

100

What does range mean in this sentence: “This gym offers a wide range of classes”?

Range = variety or selection. Ex: “A wide range of classes” means many different classes.

100

Fill in the blank: “She decided to ___ advice from her professor.” (seek / estimate / derive)

Correct: seek advice.

100

What prefix makes available into a negative?

Un- → unavailable

100

What is the difference between academic and classic in meaning?

Academic = related to school or study. Classic = traditional or typical.

200

Choose the correct word form: “They ___ the cost of the damage.” (estimate / estimation)

Correct: estimate (verb). “They estimate the cost of the damage.”

200

Define range and use it in a sentence about college.

Range means variety or scope. Ex: “College students deal with a range of issues.”

200

Which collocation is best: derive benefit / create benefit / seek benefit? Why?

Derive benefit is best. "Create benefit" is possible, but "derive" fits academic collocation patterns.

200

Choose the correct prefix: ___legal (un-, il-, dis-)

Illegal (prefix = il-)

200

Odd one out: income, welfare, depression, estimate. Explain your choice.

Estimate doesn’t belong — others are nouns related to social conditions; estimate can be a verb or noun about guessing.

300

What is the difference in use between the noun and verb impact? Give an example of each.

Impact (noun) = the effect of something; Impact (verb) = to affect something. Ex: "The impact was strong." / "The change impacted students' stress levels."

300

Choose the sentence where range means “area of coverage”: a) “He was out of range.” b) “She had a large age range.” c) “It’s a gas range.”

Correct: a) “He was out of range.” (communication area)

300

Choose the best collocation: “Before the trip, we tried to ___ the total cost.”

Correct: estimate the total cost.

300

Which of these is incorrect: unavailable, dissimilar, inlegal

Incorrect: inlegal. Correct form: illegal

300

Correct the sentence: “He seeked advice from the counselor.”

Corrected: “He sought advice from the counselor.”

400

Choose the noun in this sentence: “The estimate was too low.” What’s the verb form?

Noun: estimate. Verb form: estimate.

400

Identify the meaning of range in: “The results were within a normal range.” Choose from: a) cooking appliance, b) spectrum of results, c) area for shooting

b) spectrum of results.

400

What is the correct collocation? “They ___ financial assistance for tuition.” (seek / derive / impact)

Correct: seek financial assistance.

400

Fill in the blank: “The data was ___, so the report was rejected.” (inaccurate / unaccurate / disaccurate)

Correct: inaccurate.

400

Choose the best academic sentence using function: a) “He has no function.” b) “The essay functioned well.” c) “I’m tired of functions.”

Best sentence: b) “The essay functioned well.” It uses “function” in a purposeful, academic context.

500

Complete: “The professor provided valuable ___.” Is the noun or verb form correct? Justify your answer. (assist / assistance)

Correct form: assistance (noun). “The professor provided valuable assistance.” The verb form (assist) wouldn’t fit grammatically here.

500

This sentence uses range metaphorically. Explain: “He had a range of emotions during the exam.”

“Range of emotions” = variety or extent of feelings. It’s a metaphor for emotional diversity.

500

Identify and fix the incorrect collocation: “He estimated the environment’s satisfaction.”

Correction: “He derived satisfaction from the environment.” OR “He estimated the cost.” The original sentence uses mismatched words.

500

Identify the correct negative word: “The results were ___ with expectations.” (inconsistent / unconsistent / disconsistent)

Correct: inconsistent.

500

Define derive and explain how it relates to stress. Use it in a sentence about student life.

Derive means to obtain something from a source. Ex: “Students derive stress from both academic and financial pressures.”

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