Voices Advanced Unit 4 (KOAlition)

prosthetics

Artificial devices, such as limbs and joints, that replace a missing body part.

e.g.:

After the accident he lost his arm, but he's got an amazing p__________ one!

limb

an arm, leg, or wing

e.g.:

He works on creating artificial l___s that are a real piece of art!

range from

to have an upper and a lower limit in amount, number, etc.

e.g.:

The arts provide us with emotions r____ing f___ frustration to joy.

throughout

all the way through

e.g.:

Th_______ the journey, you'll see a lot of dazzling buildings!

doodle

to draw lines, shapes, etc., especially when you are bored or thinking about something else

e.g.:

She likes d____ing in her notebook.

in all honesty

a phrase used to let someone know that what you are speaking about is a truthful opinion

e.g.:

I_ a__ h______, I'm still pretty terrible.

drivel [ˈdrɪvl]

silly nonsense

e.g.:

What one person regards as an outstanding example of literature, another will consider d_____.

deemed

judged or considered to be

e.g.:

This should not be the basis for whether something is d_____ literature.

coin a new word

invent a new word

e.g.:

There are no objective criteria for evaluating 'literatureness', if I can c___ a n__ w___.

think straight

think in a logical or coherent way

e.g.:

You’re not t____ing s_______ if you think AI can produce literature.

mimic

to imitate

e.g.:

AI is simply trying to m____ human creativity.

indistinguishable (from)

[ɪndɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəbl]

impossible to see or judge the difference

e.g.:

AI can produce works that are almost i________________ f___ those written by humans.