English ACT Aspire Practice Test

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Which term means to put something in systematic order?

Arrange
Define
Estimate
Recognize

The correct answer is: Arrange

The term "arrange" specifically refers to the act of organizing or putting things in a systematic order. This can apply to a variety of contexts, such as arranging items in a physical space, structuring information logically, or ordering events chronologically. It emphasizes the concept of creating an orderly sequence or systematic method, which is essential in many tasks, including planning, classification, and presentation. On the other hand, "define" involves explaining the meaning of something, which does not imply organization. "Estimate" refers to making an approximate calculation or judgment about quantity, size, or value, while "recognize" pertains to identifying or acknowledging something. None of these terms convey the specific idea of systematic order as effectively as "arrange."