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TKA Vocabulary exercises

by Kharismatika Lestari
1

Although the school initially allocated only a small budget for the program, the unexpected increase in participants forced the committee to request additional funding. The word “allocated” is closest in meaning to...

2

The principal decided to implement a new policy requiring students to submit assignments digitally rather than on paper. The word “implement” is closest in meaning to...

3

The researcher asserted that social media could significantly influence teenagers' academic motivation. The word “asserted” is closest in meaning to...

4

Many students were initially reluctant to participate in the public speaking competition because they were afraid of making mistakes. The word “reluctant” is closest in meaning to...

5

The teacher asked students to elaborate on their arguments by providing specific examples and supporting evidence. The word “elaborate” is closest in meaning to...

6

. The new learning platform is designed to facilitate communication between teachers and students outside the classroom. The word “facilitate” is closest in meaning to...

7

The committee deemed the proposal impractical because it required more funding than the school could provide. The word “deemed” is closest in meaning to...

8

The article highlights the importance of teaching students how to evaluate information before sharing it online. The word “highlights” is closest in meaning to...

9

Despite receiving criticism from several teachers, the principal remained committed to improving the school's environmental program. The word “committed” is closest in meaning to...

10

Students are encouraged to assess the credibility of online sources before using them in academic writing. The word “assess” is closest in meaning to...

11

The school introduced several measures to mitigate the negative effects of excessive smartphone use among students. The word “mitigate” is closest in meaning to...

12

The teacher praised the student's concise presentation because it communicated the main ideas clearly without unnecessary details. The word “concise” is opposite in meaning to...

13

The evidence presented in the report was substantial, convincing the committee that the problem required immediate attention. The word “substantial” is opposite in meaning to...

14

While some students were enthusiastic about the new learning system, others were skeptical about whether it would actually improve their performance. The word “skeptical” is opposite in meaning to...

15

The instructions were intentionally ambiguous, causing several students to interpret the task differently. The antonym of the word ambiguous is...

16

The school has adopted a flexible policy that allows students to choose either printed or digital learning materials. The word “flexible” is opposite in meaning to...

17

The survey revealed a significant difference between students who regularly read English texts and those who rarely did. The word “significant” is opposite in meaning to...

18

The teacher considered the student's explanation plausible because it was supported by evidence from several reliable sources. The word “plausible” is opposite in meaning to...

19

The school's decision to extend library hours was beneficial to students who needed a quiet place to study after class. The word “beneficial” is opposite in meaning to...

20

The survey results were consistent with the researchers' initial expectations. The word “consistent” is opposite in meaning to...

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