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Ripping Forcefully: Glossary For Final Exam B2+

This document provides a glossary of terms for a final exam at the B2+ level. It includes 45 entries with parts of speech, translations, definitions and examples for various vocabulary words. The entries cover distinguishing between similar words, listing forms of words by adding prefixes and suffixes, and explaining differences between pairs of words. The glossary aims to clarify meanings and usages of terms that may have multiple interpretations to help students successfully complete the exam.

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Ripping Forcefully: Glossary For Final Exam B2+

This document provides a glossary of terms for a final exam at the B2+ level. It includes 45 entries with parts of speech, translations, definitions and examples for various vocabulary words. The entries cover distinguishing between similar words, listing forms of words by adding prefixes and suffixes, and explaining differences between pairs of words. The glossary aims to clarify meanings and usages of terms that may have multiple interpretations to help students successfully complete the exam.

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GLOSSARY FOR FINAL EXAM B2+

From 1 to 27: part of speech (verb, noun, adjective, etc.), Spanish translation, English definition (preferably from Oxford
dictionary), example sentence (from dictionary), source. CAREFUL SOME WORDS HAVE MORE THAN ONE MEANING.

1. Scam
2. To tear something up : verb/arrancar/Remove by pulling or ripping forcefully/
3. To go through something
4. To come across something verb/cruzar/Meet or find by chance/
5. To set something off
6. To work up
7. To work out
8. To blow the whistle WWW/delatar/Bring an illicit activity to an end by informing on the person
responsible.
9. Give or take
10. On-going
11. To prompt
12. To see the back of somebody
13. To conceal verbo/ocular o encubrir/Keep from sight; hide./
14. To set somebody’s heart on something
15. Allowance sustantivo/
16. To forgo verbo/abstenerse/Omit or decline to take something pleasant or valuable.
17. In spite of
18. Despite preposition/a pesar de/Without being affected by/
19. Nevertheless adverb/sin embargo/despite what has just been said or referred to/
20. Owing to debido a /despite what has just been said or referred to/
21. Consequently adverb/consecuentemente/As a result/
22. Due to /debido a & gracias a /Caused by or ascribable to
23. Moreover adverb/es más/As a further matter; besides/
24. Furthermore adverb/además/In addition; besides (used to introduce a fresh consideration in an
argument)/
25. Detrimental effect on
26. Major concern
27. Have a negative impact on

From 28 to 34: explain the difference between the two words, write an example sentence of each (from dictionary or
other resource), and the source were you found it.

28. Excessively vs exceedingly

Excessively means very much (in a good way)

Exceedingly means too much (bad way)

29. Unreasonable vs irrational

Unreasonable refers to the violation of a qualitative expectation.


Irrational to the violation of quantitative or mathematical expectation.

30. Infer vs imply

Infer concludes something from reasoning evidence

Imply suggests indirectly

31. Classic vs classical

Classic means the typical and excellent example

Classical means antique and classical music is an exception.

32. Borne vs born

Borne is the past participle bear

Born is also the past participle of bear but in contexts relating to birth.

33. Possibility vs opportunity

Opportunity is used to talk about a situation which we can do something that we want to

Possibility is used to talk about something that may happen or be true.

34. Economic vs economical

Economic is used ro describe anything related to money or finances.

Economical refers to something cheap that avoids waste.

From 35 to 45: write the Spanish translation of the word in CAPITAL letters and make a list of as many forms of the word
as you can think of by adding prefixes and suffixes.

35. As many forms of FORGET as you can think of (forgettable, unforgettable, forgot, forgetting,
forgotten, etc) OLVIDAR
36. As many forms of SPACE as you can think of ESPACIO
37. As many forms of CULTURE as you can think of CULTURA
38. As many forms of RELY as you can think of CONFIAR
39. As many forms of FORSEE as you can think of PREVER
40. As many forms of SARCASM as you can think of SARCASMO
41. As many forms of MIGRATE as you can think of MIGRAR
42. As many forms of RUN as you can think of CORRER
43. As many forms of CATASTROPHE as you can think of CATASTROFE
44. As many forms of PROBABLE as you can think of PROBABLE
45. As many forms of REASON as you can think of RAZON

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