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Set 25 of 246 / Words 193-200 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A cook plans a menu drawing from family recipes, street-food experiments, and several regional traditions. Why is it eclectic?A. The cook refuses to consider any unfamiliar source.B. Every dish copies one recipe without variation.C. The menu has many pages but only one repeated dish.D. It draws elements from varied sources.

2Which detail would be incongruous in a strictly realistic story set in 1820?A. A character writes a letter with a pen.B. A character checks a smartphone for live traffic updates.C. A character reads a printed newspaper.D. A character waits for a horse-drawn carriage.

3A jar contains buttons all of the same size, shape, and material; another contains many different kinds. Which comparison is justified?A. The first collection must be more useful for every project.B. The first collection is relatively homogeneous.C. Neither collection can be compared without knowing the owner's name.D. The mixed collection is homogeneous because it contains more buttons.

4A playlist combines different musical styles but recurring rhythms make the sequence feel unified. What supports describing its cohesion?A. The connections make varied parts hold together as a whole.B. The songs are stored on separate devices.C. Listeners have no way to identify any relationship among tracks.D. Every recording has exactly the same duration.

5A cyclist keeps the same bags but moves two from the handlebars to a rear rack. What has changed?A. The configuration of the bags on the bicycle.B. The owner of the bicycle, who remains the same.C. The number of bags, which remains identical.D. The material of every bag, which was not altered.

6Three home devices display separate reminders, causing missed tasks. Which change would integrate their reminders?A. Put the devices on one shelf while their reminders remain unrelated.B. Delete two sets of reminders without connecting the remaining tasks.C. Combine them in a coordinated system that works as a whole.D. Give every device the same color without changing its operation.

7An empty warehouse is being considered for an indoor skating space. What would it mean for a designer to envision its future use?A. Imagine the possible layout and how people might move through it.B. Claim that the imagined space has already been built and opened.C. Refuse to picture any arrangement until all future events are certain.D. Copy only the warehouse's current inventory without considering any change.

8Which note belongs under a trainee's aspirations rather than current duties?A. Qualify to lead deep-sea research expeditions someday.B. File the inspection forms completed yesterday.C. Clean the sampling equipment before this afternoon's dive.D. Record the fuel level at the end of each shift.

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