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📂በጣም ወሳኝ ባዮሎጂ የምስል ጥያቄ በኢንትራንስ ፈተና ሊመጣ የሚችል 👉 parts of Human eye

1. Cornea: The transparent outermost layer that helps to focus light onto the retina.

2. Iris: The colored part of the eye that controls  the amount of light entering the eye.

3. Pupil: The black hole in the center of the iris through which light enters the eye.

4.Lens: A transparent structure behind the iris that helps to further focus.

5. Retina: The innermost layer of the eye that contains photoreceptor cells (rods and cones) w/h detect light.

6. Optic nerve: Transmits the electrical signals from the retina to the brain for visual processing.

7. Sclera: The outer layer and the white part of the eye, helps to maintain the shape of the eyeball.

8. Aqueous humor: A clear fluid that fills the space b/n the cornea and the lens.

9. Vitreous humor: A gel-like substance  between the lens and the retina, helping to maintain the shape of the eye.

📘 EUEE Vocabulary — Master MCQ Test


1. The committee rejected the proposal as it seemed too __ to be practical.
A. meticulous
B. plausible
C. flamboyant
D. tentative

2. His __ remarks during the debate offended many participants.
A. superficial
B. assertive
C. insulting
D. unanimous

3. The new law was __ on citizens without proper discussion.
A. assimilated
B. imposed
C. synthesized
D. aligned

4. The scientist was able to __ meaningful conclusions from limited data.
A. mimic
B. infer
C. curtail
D. conceal

5. The long and __ procedure discouraged many applicants.
A. vivid
B. cumbersome
C. enchanting
D. proficient

6. The leader’s decision triggered a __ reaction among the public.
A. tentative
B. visceral
C. superficial
D. conventional

7. The government aims to __ unnecessary expenditure this year.
A. impose
B. curtail
C. synthesize
D. elaborate

8. The soldiers quickly responded to the sudden __ at the border.
A. disparity
B. incursion
C. confluence
D. vicinity

9. His argument was weak and lacked depth, making it seem __.
A. flamboyant
B. superficial
C. assertive
D. unprecedented

10. The manager remained calm despite the __ criticism from the media.
A. tremendous
B. elusive
C. gluttonous
D. assimilated

11. The dictator attempted to __ all opposition groups.
A. alleviate
B. subjugate
C. harmonize
D. replicate

12. She is highly __ in data analysis and research methods.
A. tentative
B. proficient
C. gullible
D. dissipated

13. The sudden policy change __ the already unstable situation.
A. alleviated
B. exacerbated
C. synthesized
D. concealed

14. Many investors were __ about the unpredictable market trends.
A. concerned
B. flamboyant
C. unanimous
D. autonomous

15. The journalist was accused of being __ in favor of the government.
A. meticulous
B. biased
C. thrifty
D. prevailing

16. The evidence was not clear; therefore, any conclusion would be __.
A. decisive
B. tentative
C. unprecedented
D. indispensable

17. The speaker tried to __ his point with more examples.
A. contradict
B. elaborate
C. impose
D. curtail

18. His __ lifestyle eventually led to serious health problems.
A. thrifty
B. gluttonous
C. meticulous
D. assertive

19. The company’s success depended on the __ of multiple departments.
A. disparity
B. alignment
C. incursion
D. stench

20. The villagers were __ from the main city due to poor infrastructure.
A. assimilated
B. ostracized
C. aligned
D. synthesized



Answer Key


1. B—plausible
2. C—insulting
3. B—imposed
4. B—infer
5. B—cumbersome
6. B—visceral
7. B—curtail
8. B—incursion
9. B—superficial
10. A—tremendous
11. B—harmonize
12. B—proficient
13. B—exacerbated
14. A—concerned
15. B—biased
16. B—tentative
17. B—elaborate
18. B—gluttonous
19. B—alignment
20. B—ostracized

📘 EUEE Vocabulary — Day 20

Theme: Environment Set / Context

1. Devastation (noun)
• Meaning: Great destruction or damage.
• Synonyms: destruction, ruin, damage

The war caused massive devastation.

2. Pickpockets (noun)
• Meaning: Thieves who steal from pockets.
• Synonyms: thieves, robbers, snatchers

Pickpockets crowded the market.

3. Welfare (noun)
• Meaning: Health and well-being.
• Synonyms: well-being, safety, care

The program supports public welfare.

4. Brigands (noun)
• Meaning: Robbers or bandits.
• Synonyms: bandits, criminals, thieves

Brigands attacked travelers.

5. Accommodations (noun)
• Meaning: Places to stay.
• Synonyms: lodging, housing, shelter

We found cheap accommodations.

6. Stench (noun)
• Meaning: Strong unpleasant smell.
• Synonyms: odor, stink, smell

A stench filled the room.

7. Stronghold (noun)
• Meaning: A well-defended place.
• Synonyms: fortress, base, center

The city was a rebel stronghold.

8. Vicinity (noun)
• Meaning: Nearby area.
• Synonyms: area, neighborhood, surroundings

No shops are in the vicinity.

9. Tremendously (adverb)
• Meaning: Extremely.
• Synonyms: greatly, highly, very

He improved tremendously.

10. Persistently (adverb)
• Meaning: Continuously without stopping.
• Synonyms: constantly, steadily, repeatedly

She worked persistently.

📘 EUEE Vocabulary — Day 21

Theme: Thinking, Emotion & Understanding

1. Pacify (verb)
• Meaning: To calm or bring peace.
• Synonyms: calm, soothe, appease

Officials tried to pacify the protesters before the violence escalated.

2. Comprehend (verb)
• Meaning: To understand fully.
• Synonyms: understand, grasp, perceive

Few could fully comprehend the scale of the crisis.

3. Amplified (verb)
• Meaning: Increased or made stronger.
• Synonyms: intensified, magnified, increased

Social media amplified public outrage within hours.

4. Disclose (verb)
• Meaning: To reveal hidden information.
• Synonyms: reveal, expose, uncover

The witness refused to disclose the source of the documents.

5. Intricate (adjective)
• Meaning: Very detailed or complicated.
• Synonyms: complex, elaborate, complicated

The investigation exposed an intricate network of corruption.

6. Assuage (verb)
• Meaning: To relieve fear, pain, or worry.
• Synonyms: ease, relieve, soothe

Nothing could assuage the families’ anxiety after the incident.

7. Jovially (adverb)
• Meaning: In a cheerful manner.
• Synonyms: cheerfully, merrily, happily

The host greeted the guests jovially despite the tension.

8. Tolerate (verb)
• Meaning: To endure or accept.
• Synonyms: endure, accept, allow, put up with

The institution will not tolerate academic dishonesty.

9. Erratic (adjective)
• Meaning: Irregular or unpredictable.
• Synonyms: inconsistent, unstable, unpredictable

The country’s erratic policies discouraged investors.

10. Insensible (adjective)
• Meaning: Unconscious or unaware.
• Synonyms: unconscious, numb, unaware

The victim was found insensible after the explosion.

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     እንኳን ለ ኢድ አል-አድሃ (አረፋ) በዓል በሰላም አደረሳችሁ ❤️

📘 EUEE Vocabulary — Day 22


1. Marched (verb)
• Meaning: Moved in an organized way.
• Synonyms: advanced, paraded, walked

Thousands marched through the capital demanding reform.

2. Lessen (verb)
• Meaning: To reduce or make smaller.
• Synonyms: reduce, diminish, decrease

New measures helped lessen economic pressure.

3. Barbaric (adjective)
• Meaning: Extremely cruel or uncivilized.
• Synonyms: brutal, savage, inhumane

The prisoners were subjected to barbaric treatment.

4. Takes after (phrasal verb)
• Meaning: Resembles a relative.
• Synonyms: resembles, mirrors, imitates

She takes after her mother in temperament.

5. Vying (verb)
• Meaning: Competing eagerly.
• Synonyms: competing, contending, striving

Several companies are vying for dominance in the market.

6. Abate (verb)
• Meaning: To become less intense.
• Synonyms: lessen, diminish, weaken

The violence failed to abate despite negotiations.

7. Commodification (noun)
• Meaning: Turning something into a product for sale.
• Synonyms: commercialization, marketing

Critics opposed the commodification of education.

8. Scalpel (noun)
• Meaning: A small surgical knife.
• Synonyms: surgical knife, blade

The surgeon handled the scalpel with precision.

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