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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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Read the situation carefully. Look for the exact sense and tone, not just a loosely related word.

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Set 133 of 246 / Words 1057-1064 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A renowned chef arrives at a demonstration accompanied by an assistant, a photographer, and two close associates who move with her between events. What is this group?
2An invented institute lists a retired archivist under an honorary title she is permitted to retain, while a different archivist holds the current job. Why is emeritus appropriate?
3A fictional civic ceremony praises a quiet volunteer so highly that her service is raised in public esteem. Which use of exalt fits?
4A librarian repeatedly responds to difficult questions with unhurried care, and a colleague calls her the epitome of patience. What is claimed?
5A fictional researcher describes solving the central problem of a long project as its apex, after which the work moved into routine documentation. What does apex indicate?
6After repeated failed attempts, a team completes a working puzzle mechanism and successfully demonstrates the intended result. What would triumph mean as a verb?
7A committee statement uses unexplained jargon and tangled sentences that readers cannot interpret despite careful attention. Which sense of impenetrable fits?
8A listener hears a joke explained several times but still cannot grasp what makes it funny. What does it mean that the point continues to elude him?
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