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Set 114 of 246 / Words 905-912 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1In an invented market, Asset A can usually sell promptly near its stated value, while Asset B requires a long search or a steep price cut. What comparison is supported?A. Asset B has greater liquidity merely because it is harder to sell.B. Liquidity concerns only how decorative an asset is.C. Both assets must have identical liquidity because both have estimated values.D. Asset A has greater liquidity under those stated conditions.

2A digital art team identifies accidental file loss as a project risk and adds independently stored backups. What makes this risk mitigation?A. The action proves that every possible project failure has been eliminated.B. The team has decided that losing files could never matter.C. The team has merely renamed the files without addressing the stated risk.D. The action is intended to reduce the adverse consequences of the identified file-loss risk.

3A catalog uses main categories, then subcategories, then individual entries beneath them. What makes this organization a hierarchy?A. Its elements are arranged in ranked or nested levels.B. Every entry occupies an identical level with no grouping.C. Its categories change randomly each time they are read.D. Its entries are ordered only by the ink color used to print them.

4A game ranks players first by completed tasks and considers bonus points only when that main count is tied. In this ranking rule, how is the bonus criterion subordinate?A. It has exactly the same priority as the main count in every case.B. It is the only factor that can affect any ranking.C. It has a lower place in the decision order than the completed-task count.D. It always overrides the main count regardless of a tie.

5A roommate insists on choosing everyone's meals and free-time activities, dismisses objections, and changes demands whenever she feels like it. What supports domineering?A. A decision about her own activity that does not restrict anyone else.B. An overbearing attempt to control other people through arbitrary demands.C. A single clearly explained request about a shared chore.D. A willingness to revise a plan after hearing others' needs.

6A fictional kingdom's enacted law requires an annual public inventory, while a private society merely recommends monthly meetings. Which requirement is statutory?A. The meeting suggestion solely because some members like it.B. Every request written on paper, regardless of its source.C. Any custom repeated more than once.D. The annual inventory established by the kingdom's law.

7A fictional contest judge has authority to enforce its rules. Which action would interdict the sharing of answers while the timer runs?A. Praise competitors for exchanging answers throughout the timed round.B. Issue an authoritative prohibition on sharing answers during that period.C. Mention a personal dislike of answer sharing without making any rule.D. Record that answer sharing occurred without forbidding it.

8During a game dispute, a player cites an agreed tie-breaking rule as grounds for another round. How is invoke used correctly?A. The player invokes the rule by denying that any rules apply.B. The player invokes agreement by refusing to explain the request.C. The player invokes the score by secretly changing it.D. The player invokes the tie-breaking rule to support the request.

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