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Communications
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100

This is the term for a situation where both parties in a negotiation leave with a satisfactory outcome.

What is a win-win situation?

100

Active listening, clarity, and empathy are key elements of this.

What are the traits of effective communication?

100

If an outfit feels dramatic and over-the-top, you might use this phrase to describe the vibe.

What is “it’s giving”?

100

This preposition is used to indicate direction toward a destination, as in “She’s going ___ the store.”

What is “to”?

100

This term refers to the practice of acquiring and maintaining control over another country, often by force.

What is colonialism?

200

This term describes experiencing emotions or actions indirectly, often through another person’s experiences.

What is vicarious?

200

This quality, essential for great communicators, involves tailoring messages to the audience and context.

What is adaptability?

200

If someone is causing drama lately, they might be said to be in this “villain” phase.

What is an “era”?

200

This preposition implies substitution or exchange, as in “He paid ___ the meal.”


What is “for”?

200

This term refers to a confusing and difficult problem or question, often leaving someone unsure of how to proceed.

What is a conundrum?

300

This term describes the state of being the highest in rank, power, or authority.

What is supremacy?

300

This phrase means providing someone with the latest updates or information on a situation.

What is to bring someone up to speed?

300

This term refers to someone who shows excessive admiration or attention, often romantically, to someone who doesn’t reciprocate.

What is a “simp”?

300

This preposition is used to describe a limit or boundary, as in “The discussion is ___ the scope of this meeting.”

What is “beyond”?

300

This adjective refers to something that is present, appearing, or found everywhere, especially in modern life.

What is ubiquitous?

400

This term describes something essential to solving a problem or unlocking potential.

What is Key?

400

This idiom is often used in business meetings to recap discussions efficiently.

What is to put it in a nutshell?

400

This phrase means excelling at a task, showing full comprehension, or nailing the vibe perfectly.

What is “understood the assignment”?

400

Used to describe conformity or agreement, as in “The project was completed ___ the instructions provided.”

What is “according to”?

400

This adjective describes someone who has great enthusiasm or passion for something, often leading them to be very dedicated or intense in their actions.

What is zealous?

500

This term describes something that has no significant effect or value.

What is inconsequential?

500

A good listener might describe themselves with this phrase during a conversation.

What is being all ears?

500

This acronym means “if you know, you know” and is often used to imply exclusivity or an inside joke.

What is “iykyk”?

500

Used to express reasoning or support, as in “The policy was introduced ___ safety concerns.”

What is “due to”?

500
  1. **You’re at the corner of Pine Street and Oak Avenue.
  • Head straight along Oak Avenue for two blocks,
  • Turn left at the intersection with Birch Road,
  • Go past the first traffic light,
  • Take the second right at the roundabout,
  • The library will be on your left after crossing the bridge.
    Where are you going?**


  1. **You are at the central bus station.
  • Exit and turn right onto Main Street,
  • Walk straight until you reach the park,
  • Take the third exit at the roundabout,
  • Continue on the new road for about 400 meters,
  • Make a U-turn at the fork in the road,
  • The museum will be on your right.
    Where are you going?**
  1. **Standing in front of the old church on Maple Avenue:
  • Walk towards the traffic light and turn left,
  • Go straight and take the second right at the intersection,
  • Continue along the road and make a sharp right at the next roundabout,
  • Go straight for one more block,
  • The office building you’re looking for is on your left.
    Where are you headed?**

What is the library?

What is the museum?

What is the office building?