Part of No. Word Meaning (English) Meaning Speech 1 attract v. to arouse interest 2 board game phr. any game played on a board 3 case n. a situation; an activity in which multiple people 4 competition n. compete 5 cost v. to require the payment of the wealth and resources of a country 6 economy n. or region situation in which a business or 7 monopoly n. company controls the whole market 8 provide v. make available for use the degree of excellence of 9 quality n. something 10 similar adj. alike; comparable; like Reading 24: The Job of Part of No. Word Meaning (English) Meaning Speech 1 bank account phr. an account with a bank 2 based on phr. to be founded on~ 3 be willing to phr. 4 borrow v. to take temporarily 5 n. bill of exchange drawn on a bank to fund by raising from a large 6 crowdfund v. number of people money paid regularly at a particular 7 interest n. rate for borrowing money 8 loan n. money that is borrowed 9 necessary adj. being needed or required 10 spread v. to extend the range Reading 25: The Economic Fallacy of Free
No. Word Part of Speech Meaning (English) Meaning 1 attract v. to arouse interest 2 board game phr. any game played on a board 3 case n. a situation; an 4 competition n. activity in which multiple people compete 5 cost v. to require the payment of 6 economy n. the wealth and resources of a country or region 7 monopoly n. situation in which a business or company controls the whole market 8 provide v. make available for use 9 quality n. the degree of excellence of something 10 similar adj. alike; comparable; like Reading 24: The Job of No. Word Part of Speech Meaning (English) Meaning 1 bank account phr. an account with a bank 2 based on phr. to be founded on~ 3 be willing to phr. 4 borrow v. to take temporarily 5 n. bill of exchange drawn on a bank 6 crowdfund v. to fund by raising from a large number of people 7 interest n. money paid regularly at a particular rate for borrowing money 8 loan n. money that is borrowed 9 necessary adj. being needed or required 10 spread v. to extend the range Reading 25: The Economic Fallacy of Free