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Work, effort, and behaviour
Multiple choice quiz · 10 items · by Bùi Ngân
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- whitewash (v./n.)
Calmly and peacefully. · In a way that shows unwillingness. · Something that a person must do because of a duty or requirement. · To cover a surface with a mixture of lime and water, usually to make it white. - obligation (n.)
Calmly and peacefully. · Eagerness and speed in responding. · In a way that shows unwillingness. · Something that a person must do because of a duty or requirement. - reluctantly (adv.)
Calmly and peacefully. · Eagerness and speed in responding. · In a way that shows unwillingness. · To mock or laugh rudely at someone. - tranquilly (adv.)
An act of giving something and receiving something in return. · Calmly and peacefully. · Eagerness and speed in responding. · To mock or laugh rudely at someone. - alacrity (n.)
An act of giving something and receiving something in return. · Eagerness and speed in responding. · Showing careful and persistent effort. · To mock or laugh rudely at someone. - jeer (v./n.)
An act of giving something and receiving something in return. · Not working or active spending time without doing anything productive. · Showing careful and persistent effort. · To mock or laugh rudely at someone. - exchange (n./v.)
An act of giving something and receiving something in return. · Not working or active spending time without doing anything productive. · Showing careful and persistent effort. · Unsuccessful or pointless despite effort. - diligent (adj.)
Not working or active spending time without doing anything productive. · Showing careful and persistent effort. · To cover a surface with a mixture of lime and water, usually to make it white. · Unsuccessful or pointless despite effort. - idle (adj.)
Not working or active spending time without doing anything productive. · Something that a person must do because of a duty or requirement. · To cover a surface with a mixture of lime and water, usually to make it white. · Unsuccessful or pointless despite effort. - futile (adj.)
In a way that shows unwillingness. · Something that a person must do because of a duty or requirement. · To cover a surface with a mixture of lime and water, usually to make it white. · Unsuccessful or pointless despite effort.
Answer key
- whitewash (v./n.) → To cover a surface with a mixture of lime and water, usually to make it white.
- obligation (n.) → Something that a person must do because of a duty or requirement.
- reluctantly (adv.) → In a way that shows unwillingness.
- tranquilly (adv.) → Calmly and peacefully.
- alacrity (n.) → Eagerness and speed in responding.
- jeer (v./n.) → To mock or laugh rudely at someone.
- exchange (n./v.) → An act of giving something and receiving something in return.
- diligent (adj.) → Showing careful and persistent effort.
- idle (adj.) → Not working or active spending time without doing anything productive.
- futile (adj.) → Unsuccessful or pointless despite effort.
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