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8 questions that use guided words beyond their original reading. Choose the best answer before opening a definition, then read the explanation.

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Set 104 of 246 / Words 825-832 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

2A person enjoys solving a puzzle even when there is no prize, audience, or public score. Which part of the experience is intrinsic to the activity?A. The satisfaction found in understanding and solving the puzzle itself.B. A medal awarded by someone after the puzzle is finished.C. A payment promised for publicly promoting the puzzle.D. Praise from spectators who did not see the solution process.

3A camping group compares an unfamiliar tent with a famous brand. Which consideration judges the unfamiliar tent on its merit?A. Examine how well its actual features meet the group's stated needs.B. Dismiss it solely because nobody recognizes the maker's name.C. Choose it only because its label resembles an admired logo.D. Assume an unfamiliar brand cannot have any useful qualities.

4A designer imagines a future network of rooftop gardens joined by public walkways, though access and construction details remain unresolved. What supports calling the proposal visionary?A. It guarantees the plan can be built immediately with no further work.B. It supplies a verified record of an already completed network.C. It avoids considering any future change to the neighborhood.D. It shows imaginative insight into a future possibility that still needs practical development.

5A translator can vary sentence structure, but the assignment requires preserving the speaker's intended meaning above all. What is the cardinal requirement?A. Choosing the translator's favorite font regardless of readability.B. Preserving the intended meaning as the task's fundamental obligation.C. Finishing a decorative cover before examining the text.D. Using exactly the same line length on every page.

6Two game score sheets differ only in a harmless decorative border; their labels and numbers are equally clear. Why might the difference be trivial for scoring?A. It has little consequence for the sheets' stated use.B. It makes accurate scoring impossible even though nothing relevant changed.C. It proves the sheets contain identical information without inspection.D. Every visual difference is always unimportant in every setting.

7An instruction video adds a long joke unrelated to any step, clarification, or audience need, disrupting an otherwise useful demonstration. Why might the addition be called gratuitous?A. It lacks an adequate reason for inclusion in this context.B. It directly explains a difficult step viewers had asked about.C. It is the video's only essential instruction.D. It is necessarily false because it is intended to be funny.

8A collector is considering a used board game whose pieces must match a printed inventory. Which action would scrutinize its completeness?A. Shake the box once and decide its weight looks impressive.B. Ask whether the previous owner enjoyed the game, without inspecting anything.C. Compare every listed piece and quantity closely with the contents of the box.D. Glance at the attractive lid and assume all pieces are present.

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