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Nothing could
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please |
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(B) |
delight
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(C) |
embarrass
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(D) |
infuriate |
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The doctor
gave him some medicine to abate his pain. |
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(A) |
increase |
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(B) |
reduce
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(C) |
augment |
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(D) |
revive
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The king
abdicated the throne in order to marry a commoner. |
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grabbed |
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(B) |
usurped |
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(C) |
abandoned
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(D) |
retained |
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A rich kid was
abducted yesterday. |
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(A) |
rescued |
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(B) |
kidnapped
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(C) |
killed |
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(D) |
betrayed
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The young man
stole the money in a moment of aberration. |
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(A) |
deviation
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(B) |
conformity |
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(C) |
anecdote |
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(D) |
sanity |
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We abhor
a traitor. |
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admire |
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(B) |
scorn
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(C) |
respect |
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(D) |
revere |
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A good citizen abides by law. |
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(A) |
violates |
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(B) |
removes |
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(C) |
shifts |
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(D) |
adheres to
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We don't force
anyone to abjure his religion. |
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(A) |
adopt |
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(B) |
give up
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(C) |
cherish |
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(D) |
abduct |
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| 9. |
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Grace has
abominable taste in clothes. |
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(A) |
graceful |
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(B) |
detestable
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(C) |
delightful |
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(D) |
classy |
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His garden
abounds in beautiful flowers. |
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(A) |
teems with
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(B) |
lacks |
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(C) |
abhors |
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(D) |
abdicates |
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