Lesson 2
Definitions
Definitions
Money paid for school/classes
Tuition
Simple, low-level, not important work
Menial
He is studying at a _____ institution (college).
Tertiary
She _____ for children's rights.
(Grammar)
Advocate(d)
To tell someone a secret or private thing because you trust them
Confide
When two companies join together
Merger
His answer was too _____ and missed many key details.
Simplistic
The _____ of food was fair.
Distribution
Very important/necessary to make something complete
Integral
A group of people/organizations that work together
Coalition
The story is only _____, not fact.
Hearsay
I _____ many problems with this plan.
Foresee
To be better than or go beyond something
Surpass
A person who applies for a job/program
Applicant
I felt _____ after staying up late last night.
Lethargic
The reward gave her _____ to work even harder.
Impetus
To make someone feel angry, to cause a reaction
Provoke
Using too much of something (e.g. spending too much money)
Extravagant
The project began to _____ after the leader left.
Stagnate
They _____ together to steal the treasure.
(Grammar)
Conspire(d)