General Vocabulary, Media Writing, and Idiomatic Expressions Review

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering vocabulary terms, script writing guidelines, engineering and construction concepts, and idiomatic expressions across all lecture screenshots.

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An __________ refers to a device, system, or material where two or more parts fit together, or where the operation of one part automatically prevents or allows the operation of another.

Interlock

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A breathalyzer connected to a vehicle's ignition that prevents the engine from starting if it detects an alcohol level above the legal limit is called an __________ Device (IID).

Ignition Interlock

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<p>The hardscaping technique shown below uses pressed cement-concrete bricks or stones laid dry on a sand bed without mortar, known as __________ pavers.</p>

The hardscaping technique shown below uses pressed cement-concrete bricks or stones laid dry on a sand bed without mortar, known as __________ pavers.

interlocking

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To "__________" means to write something quickly and briefly on a piece of paper or a device so you do not forget it.

jot down

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According to Vocabulary.com, to jot something down means to note down key facts, numbers, or ideas in a rush without worrying about __________.

neatness

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In the video "5 Tips for Writing Better TV News Scripts" by @niclagra, Tip 1 recommends being concise by removing the word "__________".

that

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According to television news writing guidelines, journalists should avoid "police speak", such as the phrase "__________".

fled on foot

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In television news script writing, writers are advised to avoid using the phrase "__________" and to primarily use active voice and present tense.

speaking out

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Grammarly's instructional guide for writing reports is titled "How to Write a Report: __________ Guide".

7-Step

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Special advantages or privileges, such as having full control over snacks or skipping bedtime in adulthood, are known as __________.

perks

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In the video "I Gave My 5-Year-Old a Job Interview" by @TheSpiltMilkPod, the speaker felt uncomfortable wearing a suit because it made him feel so __________.

uptight

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A bid or proposal significantly below market value or seller's expectations, used as a negotiation strategy to test seller eagerness, is known as a __________.

lowball offer

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A __________ is a substance that dissolves a solute, or broadly describes a person or company with sufficient assets to pay off all debts.

solvent

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The idiomatic expression "to have a __________" means to enjoy a period of great success, popularity, activity, or fun.

heyday

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While commonly an informal greeting, in Japanese sumo wrestling a heya is a training stable where professional wrestlers known as __________ live and train.

rikishi

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In professional sumo wrestling, the master under whom rikishi train at a heya is called a __________.

shisho

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To __________ means to be so surprised, confused, or overwhelmed by something vast, strange, or difficult that the mind or imagination struggles to accept or understand it.

boggle

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According to the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary, the verb "boggle" is most commonly used in the phrase "the mind __________".

boggles