Unit 6 Vocabulary

3. The commitment of a soldier is required in war____ peace.
6. COVID-19 was declared a ____ in 2020.
8. The long hours of research finally began to ____ a result.
12. The hospital quickly contained the ____ of the flu to prevent it from spreading.
14. A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact.
16. The company tried to make a ____ that their product was the best on the market.
17. We'll have to wait and ____ how the new policy affects the economy.
21. To assess the value or quality of something.
23. Eating well and exercising can strengthen your ____ system.
25. Scientists often ____ research to find new cures for diseases.
29. To make something available to the public.
31. After many tests, the doctor finally gave me a ____ of my condition.
32. The questions came ____ and fast from the audience during the Q&A session.

1. Some bacteria have developed ____ to antibiotics.
2. After the storm, we were relieved to find everyone safe and____.
4. The two researchers worked side ____ side on the project.
5. A significant development or improvement.
7. For emergency medical personnel, every second can be a____ of life and death.
9. To provide evidence for; to back up.
10. A microorganism, especially one that causes disease.
11. To prove that something is false.
13. ____ and large, the students did well on the exam.
15. The study aimed to ____ a clear link between diet and heart health.
18. Drowsiness can be a common ____ of certain allergy medications.
19. The doctor's goal was to alleviate the patient's pain and____.
20. News of the discovery spread far and ____.
22. A test of the performance, qualities, or suitability of something.
24. Long existence or service.
26. To refer to a source in academic writing.
27. Access to affordable ____ care is a major political issue in many countries.
28. To consider carefully before making a decision.
30. It's important not to make an ____ before you have all the facts.