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Burlington Mindset B1+ Body & Mind text key voca ...
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The students were ____ motivated after the museum visit.
mainly
commonly
highly
roughly
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This unit is quite ____ for our level, but the topic is interesting.
rapid
detailed
advanced
demanding
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The brain has an amazing ____ for learning languages.
process
addition
capacity
development
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The human brain is ____ billions of cells.
enlarge
refers to
serves as
made up of
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The science section shows a ____ of connected neurons.
portion
signal
participant
network
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This exhibition will ____ a useful introduction to brain science.
back up
make up of
refer to
serve as
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The article explains the brain’s inner ____ in simple language.
processes
workings
grades
versions
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The principal said the visit would help students reach their full ____.
extent
potential
development
capacity
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The teacher told us to read the science article ____ because it has new facts.
in depth
at first glance
mainly
in addition
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The teacher used the chart to ____ her point.
infer
question
back up
represent
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The exhibition includes a new ____ of the “brain myths” display.
semester
grade
version
extent
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The class visits the library ____ to improve reading habits.
at first glance
throughout
simultaneously
on a regular basis
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The article is divided into three ____ each with a different focus.
storeys
sections
signals
networks
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We watched the video from a ____ angle to see more detail.
in addition
on a regular basis
close up
throughout
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The author uses a photo of the ____ to show how huge the universe is.
neuron
network
flashing light
Milky Way
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The museum had several floors - the brain exhibit was on the third ____.
grade
section
storey
portion
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The teacher asked us to ____ the claim about “10% of the brain.”
question
enlarge
infer
represent
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The guide gave us a ____ explanation of how neurons communicate.
rapid
mistaken
detailed
mind-blowing
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The brain sends a ____ to the body to respond quickly.
network
signal
section
storey
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The writer asks readers to ____ what they believe about left/right brain myths.
infer
enlarge
represent
question
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The guide told us that stress can ____ how we learn.
enlarge
refer to
represent
influence
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The text says changes can happen very fast - it calls this ____ development.
rapid
detailed
mistaken
advanced
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The brain can keep developing ____ our lifetime.
roughly
throughout
mainly
particularly
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The article says we learn ____ not only in school.
in addition
at first glance
throughout our lifetime
on a regular basis
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When two tasks happen at the same time, they happen ____.
simultaneously
particularly
constantly
mainly
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The documentary was absolutely ____.
roughly
rapid
commonly
mind-blowing
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The guide asked us to look at a small ____ of the brain model.
grade
addition
semester
portion
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The principal said the museum visit was a key point of ____ for the class.
addition
influence
interest
extent
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The writer says the brain is active during sleep - this idea is now ____ accepted.
detailed
commonly
rapid
mistaken
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The writer calls the “10% idea” a ____ belief.
advanced
detailed
mistaken
demanding
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