Letter R – Episode 7
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1. What does “Remove” mean?
take away
Explanation: It means to take something off or out. Example: Please remove your shoes before you enter.
2 / 10
2. What does “Render” mean?
cause to become
Explanation: It means to make someone or something end up in a certain state. Example: His rude comment rendered me silent.
3 / 10
3. What does “Repeat” mean?
say again
Explanation: It means to say something another time. Example: Please repeat the last sentence.
4 / 10
4. What does “Repel” mean?
drive back
Explanation: It means to force an enemy or attack away. Example: The guards repelled the attack quickly.
5 / 10
5. What does “Replacement” mean?
a person used instead
Explanation: It means someone or something that takes the place of another. Example: They found a replacement for Mary.
6 / 10
6. What does “Replenish” mean?
fill up again
Explanation: It means to make supplies full again. Example: We replenished our water bottles.
7 / 10
7. What does “Report” mean?
go and tell
Explanation: It means to go to someone and give information. Example: You must report to the captain today.
8 / 10
8. What does “Reprimand” mean?
scold sharply
Explanation: It means to speak angrily to someone for doing wrong. Example: The officer reprimanded the soldier.
9 / 10
9. What does “Repudiate” mean?
refuse to accept
Explanation: It means to say clearly that you do not accept something. Example: She repudiated the false story.
10 / 10
10. What does “Repulsive” mean?
extremely unpleasant
Explanation: It means it feels so bad that you want to avoid it. Example: The smell in the room was repulsive.
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