Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: A part of the body used in speech, like the tongue or lips, that helps produce sounds.

Example: The tongue is an important articulator in forming words.

Definition: Related to the way sounds are produced in speech, especially how the mouth and vocal organs move to create different sounds.

Example: The teacher explained the articulatory features of different phonemes to the students.

Definition: An object made or shaped by humans, often of historical or cultural significance, that provides insight into a particular time or place.

Example: The museum displayed an ancient artifact from the Roman Empire.

Definition: Relating to or resembling an object made by humans, especially one of historical or cultural interest.

Example: The museum displayed an artifactual representation of ancient tools used by early humans.

Definition: A clever trick or skillful way of doing something, often involving deception or cunning.

Example: The magician used an artifice to create the illusion of disappearing.

Definition: A person who is skilled in making things, especially by hand, or who creates or invents something.

Example: The artificer crafted a beautiful piece of jewelry from silver and gemstones.

Definition: Created by humans rather than occurring naturally; not genuine or real.

Example: The scientist developed an artificial intelligence program to help with data analysis.

Definition: The quality or state of being made by humans rather than occurring naturally; something that is not genuine or real.

Example: The artificiality of the materials used in the product raised concerns about its safety.

Definition: In a way that is not natural or genuine, often created by human effort or technology.

Example: The flowers were artificially colored to look more vibrant.

Definition: The condition of being made by humans rather than occurring naturally; not genuine or real.

Example: The artificialness of the decorations was evident at the party.