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ACCESS E2C - Module 4 - Lesson 2
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A support or assistance, often physical or metaphorical, used by someone who has difficulty moving or performing tasks independently.
Convey(ed)
Bow(ed)
Otherwise
Crutch(es)
Oops!
Okay!
To bring forth or call up memories, emotions, reactions, or sensations through sensory or associative means.
Crutch(es):
Convey(ed)
Evoke(d)
Bow(ed)
Oops!
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Relating to deep emotional or instinctive feelings rather than intellectual considerations; something that strongly affects one's emotions.
Bow(ed)
Visceral
Visual Aid(s)
Evoke(d)
Oops!
Okay!
After injuring his leg, he had to rely on _____ to move around.
crutches
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The teacher used positive feedback to ______ good behavior in the classroom.
reinforce
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The artist used various techniques to ______ their emotions through their painting.
convey
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The novel's vivid descriptions _______ a strong sense of nostalgia for the readers.
evoked
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As a sign of respect, the audience ______ when the performer finished their act.
bowed
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In a different way or manner; under different circumstances; alternatively.
Visceral
Visual Aid(s)
Crutch(es)
Otherwise
Oops!
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To incline the body forward in a gesture of respect, acknowledgment, or submission.
Evoke(d)
Otherwise
Bow(ed)
Visceral
Oops!
Okay!
To communicate, transmit, or express a message, idea, or feeling to others.
Convey(ed
Evoke(d)
Bow(ed)
Visceral
Oops!
Okay!
The movie had a _______ impact on the audience, leaving them deeply moved.
visceral
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o strengthen, support, or enhance a behavior, concept, or idea through repetition, reward, or other means.
Visceral
Bow(ed)
Evoke(d)
Reinforce(d)
Oops!
Okay!
Objects, charts, diagrams, or multimedia elements used to enhance understanding and communication during presentations or discussions.
Bow(ed)
Visual Aid(s)
Crutch(es)
Convey(ed)
Oops!
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The speaker used a ________ during the presentation to help illustrate their points.
visual aid
Oops!
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I can't make it to the party on Saturday; ______, I would have loved to join.
otherwise
Oops!
Okay!
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