Vocabulary Quest
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meaning using Oxford Advance
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Reading Quest Based on HOTS (higher order thinking skills):
o
analysis(review, dissection,
scrutinize, distinguishing between facts and inferences),
o
synthesis (creatively builds a
structure from diverse elements or ideas; put parts together to form a whole
with emphasis on creating a unique and new meaning.),
o
evaluation (use criteria to make and
justify judgments about something) and
o
affective (respond with a statement
of feeling, emotion, attitude and opinion without a standard appraisal;
expressing feeling, emotion, opinion or attitude)
Article: “Spice It Up!” –article taken from Urban Health, issue83,
page:11,January 2012
“Spice It Up” Vocabulary Quest :
meaning: i. To
throw out; to emit; as, to evolve odors.
ii. To become open,
disclosed, or developed; to pass through a process of evolution.
iii. To unfold or unroll; to open and expand; to disentangle and exhibit
clearly
and satisfactorily; to develop; to derive; to educe.
i.
Greatly pleasing; delightful.
ii.
Greatly pleasing to the taste;
delicious.
i.
To rouse to activity or heightened
action, as by spurring or goading; excite.
ii.
To increase temporarily the activity
of (a body organ or part).
iii.
To excite or invigorate (a person,
for example) with a stimulant.
4.
Cathartic (adj, n) cleansing,
purgative, purifying
i.
(adj) emotionally purging,
strongly laxative
ii.
(n) a purging medicine;
stimulates evacuation of the bowels
i.
(adj)arousing or intensifying sexual
desire.
ii.
(n) something, such as a drug or food,
having such an effect.
“Spice It Up” Reading Quest :
The ancient societies valued and appreciated the
distinguished quality of spices. The potential usage of spices from generations
to generations has triggered the awareness of today’s modern societies to
explore and discover the hidden beneficial values of spice despite all the
perilous consequences. Thus, we can justify that the eminent quality spice
usage has emerged as spices are now being used effectively not only for cooking
but also for contemporary purposes in our modern societies.
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