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These authored situations are different from the teaching examples. Returning to the same question later is repeated practice, not a new unseen test every time.

APPLY THE MEANING

Familiar words. A different situation.

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.

1,964guided words with a checkpoint

Set 19 of 246 / Words 145-152 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A receptionist moves from daytime work to an evening shift and gradually becomes comfortable with its different pace and routines. What is she doing?A. Acclimating to the new working conditions.B. Proving that the new shift is identical to the old one.C. Establishing that everyone must prefer evening work.D. Refusing to learn anything about the altered routine.

2Before using an unfamiliar ticket machine, Lio keeps imagining buying the wrong fare. Which detail makes him apprehensive?A. He dislikes a past journey without anticipating another problem.B. He has already completed the purchase without concern.C. He worries about an unpleasant outcome that may occur.D. He is interested in how the machine was designed.

3Which observation best supports a child's affinity for numbers?A. She repeats multiplication facts only when a prize is offered.B. She selects arithmetic because every other activity is full.C. She completes the required sums to avoid missing recess.D. She chooses number puzzles in her free time and invents new ones.

4Noor enjoys quiet conversation, gardening, and an unhurried routine. She finds a small plant-swapping group with those qualities. Why might it be congenial to her?A. Its pleasant atmosphere and activities suit her tastes.B. Every member must share all her opinions on every subject.C. The group necessarily has more money than all competing clubs.D. The meetings must be compulsory because she enjoys them.

5Which response makes a child seem inquisitive after seeing a compass?A. She sets it aside because investigating would take time.B. She insists she already knows everything about it without looking.C. She asks why the needle turns and tests it from several positions.D. She copies its color into a list without examining how it works.

6After learning a new knitting technique, Eli connects it with stitches he already knows and can adapt it to a different pattern. What shows that he has assimilated the information?A. He has repeated the technique's name while refusing to try it.B. He has stored the unopened lesson file without examining it.C. He has copied the instructions without understanding any step.D. He has absorbed the new idea into his existing understanding and can use it.

7A player says firmly that a board-game move is allowed before anyone checks the rules. What has the player done?A. Asserted a position that still needs checking.B. Proved the position true merely by stating it firmly.C. Asked a neutral question without advancing any claim.D. Withdrawn the position without expressing a view.

8A traveler reports that a bridge is closed. Which added evidence would make the report more credible?A. A current closure notice from the bridge operator confirms it.B. The report uses unusually formal and technical language.C. A photograph shows that the bridge was open five years ago.D. The traveler repeats the report in a louder voice.

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