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Set 183 of 246 / Words 1457-1464 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1In a fictional workplace inquiry, logs show that an automated cleanup erased a file. The panel acquits the clerk of blame for deleting it. What has the panel done?A. Automatically promoted the clerk to a new position.B. Found the clerk responsible but increased the penalty.C. Cleared the clerk of the stated blame.D. Declared that no file was ever erased.

2A civic simulation says its assembly may impeach an official by formally accusing her of misconduct, after which a separate body hears the case. What follows from a vote to impeach under these stated rules?A. A formal accusation has been made; the later hearing's outcome is not yet established.B. The assembly has merely praised the official's performance.C. The separate hearing is impossible because an accusation cannot precede a decision.D. The official has necessarily been convicted and removed by that vote alone.

3A fictional subscription agreement requires payment by the first day of the month. The account remains unpaid well after that date and is labeled delinquent. What does the label establish in this context?A. The account holder has necessarily committed an unrelated crime.B. The payment obligation has not been fulfilled when required.C. The subscription has been paid early and in full.D. The account holder dislikes the magazine's cover design.

4A team member objects to a flawed plan because it would undermine the team's agreed purpose. No promise requires unquestioning agreement. Why is disloyalty not established by the objection alone?A. Disagreement can support an owed allegiance rather than betray it.B. Loyalty can never coexist with independent judgment.C. The objection proves the member secretly serves a rival, even without evidence.D. Every criticism necessarily abandons every obligation to the group.

5A panel gives each speaker five minutes and guarantees later speakers their allotted turns. One speaker deliberately takes fifteen minutes and uses time reserved for others. What limit does this infringe?A. Only an unstated preference about the speaker's accent.B. The agreed speaking limit and the other speakers' allocated time.C. The speaker's own right to stop exactly when the rules require.D. No limit, because speaking confidently cancels the schedule.

6A project review says a missed milestone resulted from the designer's laziness, but supplies no evidence about her effort. Which statement accurately identifies the imputation?A. The review contains only a neutral date with no allegation about anyone.B. The review attributes the failure to a fault in the designer, without yet supporting that attribution.C. The review has proved the designer's motive simply by naming it.D. The review promises to compensate the designer for all future delays.

7In a fictional story, two businesses cannot resolve a repair dispute by discussion. One files a claim and both present their positions through the court process. What are they now doing?A. Ignoring the dispute and making no claim about it.B. Compiling an equipment inventory unrelated to their disagreement.C. Merely discussing it privately without any legal proceeding.D. Litigating the dispute.

8A fictional sponsor signs a guaranty covering a club's hall-rental payment if the club fails to pay. The document says nothing about costumes. Which reading respects its stated scope?A. The promise covers the specified rental obligation, not automatically the club's costume purchases.B. The document is only an expression of hope and contains no formal assurance.C. The guaranty proves that the club has already paid every bill.D. The promise necessarily covers every expense the club incurs forever.

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