| 1 |
alter |
D |
to change something |
| 2 |
ambiguous |
A |
unclear because it can have more than one possible meaning |
| 3 |
analyze |
C |
to examine something carefully by looking at its parts |
| 4 |
approach |
B |
a way of dealing with something; or to come closer |
| 5 |
approximate |
D |
close to the exact amount; or to estimate roughly |
| 6 |
arbitrary |
C |
based on a choice or decision without a clear reason or rule |
| 7 |
consequence |
B |
a result or effect, especially one caused by an action |
| 8 |
consistent |
A |
staying the same over time or agreeing with something else |
| 9 |
contrast |
A |
a clear difference; or to show how things are different |
| 10 |
derive |
B |
to get or develop something from a source |
| 11 |
distinguish |
C |
to recognize or show the difference between things |
| 12 |
establish |
D |
to create, set up, or show something clearly |
| 13 |
evaluate |
D |
to judge the quality, value, or effectiveness of something |
| 14 |
evident |
B |
clear or easy to see or understand |
| 15 |
factor |
C |
something that helps cause or influence a result |
| 16 |
indicate |
A |
to show, point out, or suggest something |
| 17 |
inevitable |
D |
certain to happen or impossible to avoid |
| 18 |
infer |
B |
to reach a conclusion from evidence or clues |
| 19 |
interpret |
C |
to explain or understand the meaning of something |
| 20 |
justify |
A |
to give good reasons or evidence to show that something is reasonable |
| 21 |
maintain |
C |
to keep something going, at the same level, or in good condition |
| 22 |
obtain |
B |
to get or acquire something |
| 23 |
perspective |
D |
a particular way of seeing or thinking about something |
| 24 |
relevant |
A |
directly connected to the topic or situation |
| 25 |
reluctant |
D |
unwilling or hesitant to do something |
| 26 |
require |
A |
to need something or to make something necessary |
| 27 |
significant |
B |
important or large enough to matter |
| 28 |
subsequent |
C |
coming after something else |
| 29 |
sufficient |
D |
enough for a particular purpose |
| 30 |
valid |
A |
reasonable, acceptable, or supported well enough to be trusted |