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English definition quiz using vocab from the supplied lists.

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Froggy Jumps C20T1 PASSAGE 3Online version English definition quiz using vocab from the supplied lists. by Bảo Minh Lê 1 The word “weigh up” in the passage is closest in meaning to a assess carefully b ignore quickly c remember easily 2 “Hectic” most nearly means a calm and organised b extremely busy and chaotic c slow and predictable 3 Life-threatening” is best replaced by a slightly inconvenient b harmless c potentially fatal 4 The word “adverse” in “adverse events” is closest in meaning to a positive b harmful c neutral 5 “Hyper-vigilant” can best be paraphrased as a excessively watchful and alert b casually observant c completely indifferent 6 In “…a perceived threat acted as a trigger”, “perceived” means the threat is a only believed or interpreted to exist b proven to be real c physically present and obvious 7 When firefighters “became hyper-vigilant to bad news”, it means they a ignored negative information b became overly sensitive to alarming information c stopped caring about news 8 The phrase “cortisol levels spiked” indicates that the hormone a remained stable b decreased slowly c increased suddenly and sharply 9 Positive emotions… are contagious too” suggests that good feelings a stay with only one person b weaken quickly c can spread easily to others 10 In the sentence “stress travels rapidly from one person to the next”, “travels” implies stress is a infectious b personal and private c temporary 11 The idea “we sometimes have to weigh up information under stressful conditions” is best paraphrased as a People occasionally evaluate data while under pressure b Everyone always makes decisions when relaxed c Only experts process information during stress 12 The author says firefighters “altered their beliefs” in response to bad news. This is closest to a they refused to change their opinions b they updated their views based on negative input c they only accepted positive information 13 Which word best fits the blank: A perceived threat can easily _____ a stress response. a prevent b reduce c trigger 14 The statement “stress didn’t change how they responded to good news” means that under stress, people a ignored all news b still reacted normally to positive information c became more optimistic 15 The final paragraph suggests that understanding stress contagion helps us a prioritize the dissemination of positive news over all else. b craft and deliver information in a more beneficial way. c minimize all forms of social interaction to reduce stress.

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by Bảo Minh Lê

The word “weigh up” in the passage is closest in meaning to

“Hectic” most nearly means

Life-threatening” is best replaced by

The word “adverse” in “adverse events” is closest in meaning to

“Hyper-vigilant” can best be paraphrased as

In “…a perceived threat acted as a trigger”, “perceived” means the threat is

When firefighters “became hyper-vigilant to bad news”, it means they

The phrase “cortisol levels spiked” indicates that the hormone

Positive emotions… are contagious too” suggests that good feelings

In the sentence “stress travels rapidly from one person to the next”, “travels” implies stress is

The idea “we sometimes have to weigh up information under stressful conditions” is best paraphrased as

The author says firefighters “altered their beliefs” in response to bad news. This is closest to

Which word best fits the blank: A perceived threat can easily _____ a stress response.

The statement “stress didn’t change how they responded to good news” means that under stress, people

The final paragraph suggests that understanding stress contagion helps us