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Computer. Regulation. AffectComputer / kəmˈpju dəɹ / (n) an electronic machine that can store and work with large amounts of information ● He works all day on a computer. ● Turn off your phone, turn off your computer, and listen to your true heart. ● Moore's Law says that computer power doubles every 18 months.
Other words in this family: compute, computable, computation, computational, computations, computed, computerized, computers, computing
Regulation / ˌɹɛg jəˈleɪ ʃən / (n) an official rule or law that says how something should be done; the act of setting or adjusting the amount of something. ● The city has regulations on how to get rid of waste. ● The temperature regulation for the whole building is done with this thermostat. ● Our minds are muscles that also require exercise and regulation. (adj) in agreement with official rules ● Students must wear regulation uniforms. ● Olympic skiers must use regulation equipment. ● Athletes can’t compete if they don’t meet regulation standards for drug testing.
Other words in this family: regulate, deregulated, deregulates, deregulating, deregulation, regulated, regulates, regulating, regulations, regulator, regulators, regulatory, unregulated
Affect verb /əˈfɛkt/ (v) to produce a change in something ● His decisions affect the lives of millions of people. ● Why are some parents forgoing vaccinations, and how will this affect the population in general? ● Money will affect us every single day of our lives until the day that we die. noun /ˈæf ɛkt/ (n) a feeling or emotion ● He responded to the bad news with a flat affect. ● Your entire affect and attitude have been really down during the pandemic. ● Antidepressants along with cognitive therapy can majorly improve a person’s affect.
Other words in this family: affected, affecting, affective, affectively, affects, unaffected
Quiz C (Days 11-15)
Circle the best word to complete each sentence.
For Quiz answers and explanations, see the end of the document.
Days 16-20
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