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WHO WANTS TO KNOW A MILLION WORDS?

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To avert an accident, Larry turned his car sharply to the right and narrowly missed the other car.

begin prevent

report deny

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B. avert = prevent

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serious

cruelfunny

dishonest

Dr. Segura has a facetious sign on his office door: “I’d like to help you out. Which way did

you come in?”

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C. facetious = funny

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intelligent silly

interesting shocking

Television programming is often so inane that TV has

been described as “bubble gum for the mind.”

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B. inane = silly

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C: D:

help forbid

force ask

If the law did not compel people to pay taxes, no one

would pay them.

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C. compel = force

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noisy healthy

irregularconsistent

My boyfriend’s eating habits are erratic. One day he’ll

barely eat, and the next he’ll eat enough for three.

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D. erratic = irregular

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spread

increaseimprove

conceal

What would be the best way to disseminate information about the

next school board meeting? It’s important for all parents to attend.

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A. disseminate =

spread

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remembered

deniedasked

forgot

My father showed me his trophy and reminisced about his years as a star basketball

player.

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A. reminisce = remember

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see

abovemachine

self

In restaurants called automats, you serve yourself by putting

coins in slots and removing food from behind small glass doors.

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B. auto = self

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extremists

believersdoubters

observers

The Crusaders were Christian zealots during the Middle Ages

who left their homes and families and went off to try to capture the

Holy Land.

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A. zealots = extremists

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before

notout

full

“Inhale as you lower your head,” called out the exercise instructor, “and exhale as you

do the sit-up.”

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C. ex = out

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pity

knowledgeunderstanding

indifference

The students’ apathy turned to intense interest when the

psychology teacher discussed Freud’s views on sex.

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B. apathy =

indifference

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brought on

supportedpermitted

prevented

The discovery that Elliot had been setting fires precipitated his parents’ decision to consult

a child psychologist.

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A. precipitated =

brought on

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known

confusingrelated

threatening

History is always relevant to our lives because it shows us

what results can follow certain actions.

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C. relevant = related

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one

abovebefore

not

Our history teacher has an unusual approach to teaching. He often

wears costumes to class and lectures as one of the historical people we’re learning about.

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B. un = not

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a fact

a horrible reality

a false impression

a new idea

Tina’s belief that she and Jon had a strong relationship turned out to be an illusion. She wasn’t aware

that he was dating other girls.

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C. illusion = a false

impression

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alive

sleepfree

separate

The volcano has been dormant for years, but it may awaken

soon.

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D. dorm = sleep

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cold

dullspicy

bitter

Mexicans, accustomed to hot and spicy foods, often find American dishes bland by

comparison.

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D. bland = dull

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honor

ridiculeremember

pity

The Tlingit Indians venerate the wolf and the raven, and their

totem poles illustrate stories in praise of these animals.

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B. venerate = honor

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fair

skepticalgenerous

unsophisticated

Though young, Rhonda is not naïve. Being on her own for

so long has made her streetwise.

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A. naive =

unsophisticated

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C: D:unsympathetic

short

harshly comical

overly emotional

The verses in greeting cards are often far too sentimental. I prefer humor to such maudlin messages.

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B. maudlin = overly

emotional

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C: D:obvious

fair

honest

harmful

Sometimes overt racism is easier to deal with than the

hidden kind. You can better fight what is out in the open.

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C. overt = obvious

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A: B:out

C: D: abovebefore

see

The superintendent of schools has called a meeting of all the

principals to discuss the growing drug problem.

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D. super = above

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ill

depressedangry

distracted

Devon becomes despondent too easily. If he gets even one bad grade, he loses all hope of

succeeding in school.

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D. despondent =

depressed

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rural

countrycrowded

city

Gladys likes urban living because she grew up in the

city, but Emilio, who grew up on a farm, prefers country life.

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B. urban = city

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honest

hiddenfriendly

careful

I’ll give you my candid opinion, but you might not like

what you hear.

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A. candid = honest

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relax

strengthenprove

protect

The builders plan to fortify the old tower with steel beams.

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D. fortify = strengthen

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after

before beyond

free

A clever saying warns us not to anticipate trouble before it happens: “Worrying casts tomorrow’s clouds

over today’s sunshine.”

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C. anti- = before

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honest

fair experienced

friendly

Too much publicity before a trial makes it difficult for lawyers to find impartial jurors, people

with no opinion about the case.

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C. impartial = fair

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chances

optionsreasons

fears

What are my prospects of finding a hotel room in this

town during Super Bowl weekend?

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A. prospects = chances

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humble

flashyexpensive

weighty

My show-off aunt has some ostentatious jewelry, such as a

gold bracelet that’s so heavy she can hardly lift her arm.

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D. ostentatious =

flashy

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explained

overlookedhid

suggested

To Sherlock Holmes, the clues implied that the murderer was an elderly man who carried a cane.

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B. implied = suggested

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one

besidebefore

not

The dancers in the chorus line kicked their legs up and down

in perfect unison, as if they were one body.

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A. uni = one

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children

beginnersfriends

experts

Because I have never played tennis, I will join the class for

novices.

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D. novices = beginners

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cause

chanceremedy

explanation

For me, a good antidote to feeling low is to bake a batch

of brownies.

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C. antidote = remedy

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thorough

breath-taking

skillful

indirect

I don’t like to take risks myself, but I love the vicarious

thrill of watching death-defying adventures in a movie.

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B. vicarious = indirect

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reach

eliminateincrease

weaken

Leroy tried to undermine the coach’s authority by making

jokes about him behind his back.

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B. undermine =

weaken

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minimal

quickrisky

large in amount

Selena did extensive research for her paper—it took her

several weeks.

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B. extensive = large in

amount

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