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Free TOEFL Vocabulary Flashcards
TOEFL rewards fast recognition of campus and academic vocabulary — the words of lectures, syllabi, and student life. These high-frequency terms buy reading speed and listening comprehension where the test is won.
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QWhat does "hypothesis" mean?
AA testable proposed explanation
QWhat does "analyze" mean?
ATo examine something in detail to understand it
QWhat does "prerequisite" mean?
AA course or condition required before another
QWhat does "curriculum" mean?
AThe set of courses in a program of study
QWhat does "empirical" mean?
ABased on observation or experiment rather than theory
QWhat does "derive" mean?
ATo obtain or trace something from a source
QWhat does "considerable" mean?
ANotably large in amount or degree
QWhat does "phenomenon" mean?
AAn observable event or fact (plural: phenomena)
QWhat does "distinct" mean?
AClearly different or separate
QWhat does "assess" mean?
ATo evaluate or estimate
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- One fact per card. Recall each word in a campus sentence ("the professor extended the deadline") — TOEFL contexts are university life.
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