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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 13 of 246 / Words 97-104 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A library compares its waiting list for popular books with a community tool shed's queue for scarce drills. In what respect are the situations analogous?A. Books and drills must have the same physical design.B. The queues must contain exactly the same people and numbers.C. Every rule used for drills must therefore work unchanged for books.D. Both allocate limited shared items among people waiting for access.

2A hotel advertises itself as the antithesis of hectic city life. Which feature most supports the claim?A. A busy lounge decorated with photographs of quiet forests.B. A larger version of the city's crowded shopping arcade.C. Frequent announcements promoting tightly timed activities.D. Silent grounds, slow daily routines, and no scheduled entertainment.

3A toy tester records both assembly time and children's descriptions of frustration or delight. Which record is qualitative?A. The numerical total of completed toys.B. The exact number of seconds each assembly required.C. The count of pieces included in each box.D. Descriptions of how the assembly experience felt.

4A gardener keeps notes about leaf color alongside measurements of plant height. Which note is quantitative?A. A narrative about enjoying the garden's atmosphere.B. The recorded height of each plant in centimeters.C. The gardener's feeling that one plant looks cheerful.D. A description of the leaves as pleasantly vivid.

5A tracker finds fresh deer prints ending at a stream and matching prints on the far bank. What can she reasonably infer?A. No other animal has visited the stream.B. The deer crossed at exactly noon.C. The deer was fleeing a wolf.D. A deer likely crossed the stream recently.

6A friend says, 'It would be lovely if that spare ticket found its way to someone who has never seen the show,' while looking at you. What might the speaker imply?A. The ticket has physically moved merely because she mentioned it.B. She has directly stated a legally binding transfer of the ticket.C. You have necessarily proved who will attend by drawing your own inference.D. She may be indirectly suggesting that you could receive the ticket.

7On a drawing for a model landscape, an artist traces the shoreline precisely so builders can tell where the island ends and the water begins. What does the artist delineate?A. A general impression that the island feels peaceful.B. The exact boundary between land and water on the drawing.C. An instruction to make the represented island larger.D. A decision about which builder owns the completed model.

8A traveler wants to check that every bag arrived. Which response enumerates the luggage?A. Everything may be somewhere near the platform.B. The luggage looked suitable for the journey.C. One suitcase, one backpack, and one instrument case.D. There was quite a lot of luggage.

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