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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 167 of 246 / Words 1329-1336 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A proposal describes an expensive change but supplies no reasons, examples, or supporting facts. A reader calls it devoid of evidence. What does that mean?A. It contains evidence that is strong but written in an unfamiliar font.B. It entirely lacks the specified evidence.C. It must lack every possible quality, including readable sentences.D. It contains a little evidence but the reader would prefer more.

2After completing a long-awaited musical collaboration, a character feels elevated joy and describes being in an exalted mood. Which interpretation fits?A. The character is guaranteed never to experience disappointment again.B. The character must have been appointed to a high political office.C. The character feels ordinary indifference with no elevated emotion.D. The character is filled with an elevated sense of joy.

3Two fictional translations are compared for clarity. One consistently explains difficult passages more clearly, while the comparison makes no claim about style or every future translation. What does superiority establish?A. Equal clarity despite the described consistent difference.B. Absolute excellence in every possible dimension and circumstance.C. A higher level of clarity relative to the particular version compared.D. The moral superiority of the translator as a person.

4A discussion becomes more inclusive after the facilitator limits each person's speaking time, because frequent speakers no longer occupy the whole session. Why might that seem paradoxical at first?A. The facilitator changes nothing, so no contrast with an expectation can arise.B. Restricting individual turns appears contrary to greater participation, yet the stated mechanism makes the outcome understandable.C. The outcome must be logically impossible because any restriction always reduces everyone's participation.D. Every participant literally speaks for both zero minutes and the entire session in the same respect.

5A navigation app says to turn 'after the second bridge.' The route crosses two bridges and then passes under another, with no definition of what counts. Which change directly removes the ambiguity?A. Tell drivers that careful people always understand directions.B. Make the instruction louder while retaining the same reference to bridges.C. Name the street where the turn must occur and mark that junction on the map.D. Add the distance to the destination without identifying the turn.

6Two pianists play the same written notes. One emphasizes pauses and a restrained tempo; the other creates a restless, urgent effect. A critic compares their interpretations. What is being compared?A. Their copies of the score, assumed to contain different notes.B. Their ownership rights in the composition.C. Their ability to identify which instrument is a piano.D. Their expressive understandings of how to present the same musical work.

7A user can press one of three unlabeled buttons. A help message says, 'Choose the usual one.' Which replacement is unambiguous in this interface?A. Press whichever button seems appropriate for starting.B. Choose the button that most users probably prefer.C. Press the middle button, which is marked START in the revised interface.D. Select the familiar control among the available choices.

8A puzzle states that every silver ticket admits two people and that Ren holds a silver ticket. Which conclusion follows by applying the stated logic alone?A. Ren owns every silver ticket.B. Ren's ticket admits two people.C. Everyone admitted must hold a silver ticket.D. No other ticket can admit two people.

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