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Set 123 of 246 / Words 977-984 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A neighborhood revives a long-unused tool-sharing scheme, appoints volunteers, and begins lending tools again. Which use fits resuscitate?A. The volunteers resuscitate the dormant scheme.B. The word requires that the scheme be entirely new and never used before.C. The scheme is resuscitated merely by being forgotten.D. The volunteers resuscitate the scheme by permanently ending it.

2After a strenuous week of moving a large book collection, a fictional librarian spends a quiet interval regaining energy before returning to usual work. What does recuperate describe?A. Guaranteeing that strain can never occur again.B. Recovering strength after the strain.C. Anticipating exertion without having experienced it.D. Renaming the collection without changing the librarian's condition.

3A narrator says listening quietly to familiar music feels therapeutic because it soothes her after a demanding day. Which interpretation stays within the account?A. The music necessarily removes every cause of the day's difficulty.B. Therapeutic can refer only to prescribed treatment and never to soothing effects.C. The account proves a medical treatment effective for everyone.D. The music has a soothing effect for the narrator in that experience.

4A drafty meeting room remains unrepaired, but blankets make the waiting participants more comfortable. Why call the blankets palliative?A. They ease an effect of the problem without removing its cause.B. They create the original fault in the room.C. They prove that no discomfort existed.D. They permanently repair the gaps through which air enters.

5In a fictional delivery story, a cart's broken axle leaves it unable to carry loads until repaired. What supports incapacitated?A. The cart has been made unable to perform its normal function.B. The cart has an unpopular paint color but works normally.C. The cart is being used successfully on its usual route.D. The cart is resting between trips with every part functional.

6A character wakes in an unfamiliar guest room and cannot work out where she is or why she is there. What does disorientation describe?A. Dislike of a room whose location and purpose are fully understood.B. A deliberate preference to remain alone.C. Confusion about surroundings and circumstances.D. An accurate recollection of arriving and choosing the room.

7A fictional character standing still describes a sensation that her own body is turning, although she is not deliberately moving. Which feature supports vertigo?A. A mere preference for a different direction of travel.B. The felt sensation of spinning or movement.C. Forgetting a person's name while otherwise feeling stationary.D. Concern about a future appointment without any motion sensation.

8A novelist depicts a character sitting dazed, barely noticing nearby speech and responding only after long delays. What supports calling the condition a stupor?A. Active comparison of several choices with full attention.B. A calm refusal made after understanding every request.C. Greatly reduced alertness and a dazed response.D. A quick, precise answer to each speaker.

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