Russia -Ukraine – C2 – Vocabulary

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The term ‘coercion’ most nearly means:

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A ‘litmus test’ in this context is:

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The word ‘adaptability’ refers to Ukraine’s ability to:

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The phrase ‘pivot toward Asia’ suggests:

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What is implied by ‘fragile’ supply chains?

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The word ‘underscored’ in this context means:

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The term ‘exacerbating’ food insecurity means:

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What does ‘accountability’ most nearly refer to here?

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The phrase ‘industrial scale’ emphasizes:

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Cities becoming ‘synonymous with destruction’ implies that they:

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The word ‘staggering’ most nearly means:

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To ‘galvanize international solidarity’ means to:

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In the text, ‘existential’ conveys something that is:

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What does ‘encroachment’ imply in Moscow’s narrative?

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The phrase ‘strategic imperative’ most nearly means:

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To ‘foreshadow’ the invasion means to:

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The term ‘historical grievance’ suggests:

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What does ‘catalyst’ imply in this context?

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The phrase ‘economic interdependence’ refers to:

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In the text, the word ‘rupture’ most nearly means:

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