assess, to make a judgment about the quality, importance, or value of something, monologue, a long speech made by one person, especially in a play or film, aural, relating to hearing to ears, gist, the main or most important point of something, appeal, a serious or urgent request for help or support; also, to attract or interest someone, in-depth, thorough and detailed, prematurely, earlier than expected or before the proper time, assumption, something accepted as true without proof, crucial, extremely important, prior, existing or happening before something else, inferred, reached as a conclusion from evidence or reasoning, communicative, willing or able to communicate effectively, distractor, an incorrect answer in a test designed to distract learners from the correct answer, consumerism, the belief that buying and using goods is beneficial or desirable, tertiary, third in order or level; relating to higher education, sufficient, enough for a particular purpose, clarity, the quality of being clear and easy to understand, jerky, moving with sudden, sharp movements; not smooth, widen, to become or make something wider, coherent, logical, clear, and well organized, restating, saying something again in a different way, expensive, costing a lot of money, pak choi, a type of Chinese cabbage with dark green leaves and white stems, expenditure, the act of spending money; the amount of money spent, minimal, very small in amount; the least possible, compost, decayed plant material used to improve soil, budgeting, planning how money will be spent, impulse, a sudden strong desire to do something without thinking carefully, purchase, to buy something; something that has been bought, frugal, careful about spending money or using resources; avoiding waste

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