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The speaker confuted
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(A) |
concurred with |
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(B) |
disproved
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(C) |
cursed |
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confused |
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His passion for the
actress soon congealed. |
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(A) |
boiled |
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(B) |
rose |
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(C) |
soared |
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froze; cooled
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The free system of
government is congenial with reason and common sense. |
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(A) |
antipathetic |
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(B) |
incompatible |
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(C) |
antagonistic |
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harmonious
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He is a congenital
liar. |
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(A) |
acquired |
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(B) |
corrigible |
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nurtured |
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innate
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The congregation
of sightseers increases in summer. |
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(A) |
dispersal |
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(B) |
gathering
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(C) |
departure |
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conjugation |
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These clothes are
congruous with her military bearing. |
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(A) |
compatible
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(B) |
inconsistent |
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(C) |
conjectural |
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(D) |
contradictory |
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When he failed to arrive
on time, she conjectured that he was drinking again. |
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(A) |
complained |
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(B) |
scolded |
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(C) |
reprimanded |
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(D) |
surmised
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The magician could
conjure a pigeon out of an empty hat. |
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(A) |
connote |
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(B) |
connate |
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(C) |
conceal |
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summon
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A policeman should not
connive at gambling. |
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(A) |
frown |
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(B) |
repudiate |
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(C) |
spurn |
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tolerate
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Mr. Smith is a
self-claimed connoisseur of fine wines. |
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(A) |
amateur |
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(B) |
critical judge
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(C) |
dabbler |
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(D) |
tyro |
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Answers 1B
2D 3D 4D 5B 6A
7D 8D 9D 10B |
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