How to become an airline pilot -vocabulary

How to become an airline pilot -vocabulary

The following is a list of vocabulary used in the article.The meanings listed here relate to the use of the word in the context of this article. Some words may have a different meaning in another context.

commercial – of commerce, having profit as the main aim 

scholarship – an award given to a student in recognition of their academic ability in order to finance their studies

navigate – to direct/plot the path or position of a ship, aircraft or car

cadet – young person training in the armed forces or police

identical – exactly the same

 

bursary – a sum of money given to someone to help fund their education

civilian – not relating to the armed forces or police

 

dedication – wholehearted devotion

sponsor – to provide financial support for training or an event

prior – earlier

prior to – before

committed -to pledge (yourself) to a course of action

integrate – to combine (things) so that they become part of a whole

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1. [Multiple choice]

Anne hadn’t driven to the city before so she got Alan to……………………..

Answers for Quiz [1].

  • 1. deviate
  • 2. navigate (correct)
  • 3. deliberate

2. [Multiple choice]

I think we need …………………………..from everyone on the team for this project

Answers for Quiz [2].

  • 1. dedication
  • 2. enthusiasm
  • 3. committment (correct)

3. [Multiple choice]

The decision to withdraw funding for that department was made……………..the new MD taking over

Answers for Quiz [3].

  • 1. in line with
  • 2. prior to (correct)
  • 3. after

4. [Multiple choice]

We are assuming both children have tonsilitis,as their symptoms are……………………..

Answers for Quiz [4].

  • 1. identical (correct)
  • 2. similar
  • 3. serious

5. [Multiple choice]

The golden wedding anniversary couple said their recipe for a happy marriage was………………..

Answers for Quiz [5].

  • 1. committment
  • 2. dedication (correct)
  • 3. laughter