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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 157 of 246 / Words 1249-1256 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1In a story, concern that a lost letter will reach the wrong person strongly drives a courier to begin an immediate search. What does impel describe?A. The concern strongly urges the courier toward action.B. The concern guarantees that the letter will be found.C. The concern is irrelevant to why the courier starts searching.D. The concern makes every search physically impossible.

2A fictional campaign poster uses an urgent appeal specifically to stir residents into joining a public cleanup. What would it mean to incite participation here?A. Record attendance after the event without trying to influence anyone.B. Necessarily provoke violence, regardless of the poster's stated purpose.C. Prevent everyone from acting despite the appeal.D. Stir people to take the proposed action.

3A mentoring program gives beginners repeated chances to explain decisions, receive thoughtful feedback, and try again. What would it mean to foster their confidence?A. Guarantee that every beginner becomes confident immediately.B. Replace learning opportunities with demands that nobody ask questions.C. Describe existing confidence without doing anything intended to help it develop.D. Encourage the growth or development of their confidence.

4A librarian notices that returned books repeatedly go to the wrong shelves and introduces clearly labeled sorting trays to change that pattern. Which action is the intervention?A. Recalling a former library's layout without changing anything.B. Waiting for another month to pass while making no change.C. Introducing the trays to influence the shelving outcome.D. Merely noticing the pattern without acting on it.

5A tutor compares two scheduling problems. One has clear constraints and can be handled readily with the available information; the other resists every workable arrangement. Which description fits the first?A. It is tractable merely because its printed description is long.B. It is tractable because no solution can ever be found.C. It is tractable because it is easy to deal with under the supplied conditions.D. It is tractable only if it contains no requirements at all.

6A file-indexing tool in a fictional workshop continues to work when filenames vary and a few expected folders are absent. Which observation supports robust?A. The tool functions only when every input matches one perfect demonstration.B. The tool withstands ordinary difficulties while continuing to function.C. The tool has an impressive icon but fails whenever a folder is missing.D. The tool's title contains the word strong regardless of its actual behavior.

7In a maze-building game, a player opens an unfamiliar passage to learn how it connects to the surrounding rooms. Which note best fits an exploratory visit?A. I followed an already verified route solely to deliver the game's marked parcel.B. I repainted the entrance according to a settled design without investigating the passage.C. The complete layout is established even though only the first bend has been seen.D. These first observations suggest two possible exits; the full layout is still unknown.

8A language school publishes several documents. Which one is its curriculum?A. A receipt recording a single payment without describing any learning.B. An inventory listing only desks, lamps, and spare paper.C. A register listing only the people who attended each day.D. A planned sequence of subjects, learning goals, and course content.

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