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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 39 of 246 / Words 305-312 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1After explaining a complex knitting pattern, an instructor wants a brief closing reminder. What would recapitulate the lesson?A. Show only the title and omit all main points.B. Introduce an unrelated pattern without referring back.C. Summarize the key sequence and the main checks.D. Repeat every spoken word at its original length.

2A buyer is deciding whether a desk fits through a doorway. Which question is pertinent?A. How many unrelated items are listed in the shop?B. What are the desk's dimensions and the doorway's clear width?C. Which color does the seller's neighbor prefer?D. What music was playing when the desk was photographed?

3A collector checks every stamp's date, condition, and location twice before recording it. What shows that the process is meticulous?A. The collector's decision to guess whenever an entry is unclear.B. Careful attention to the details of each individual item.C. A quick glance at the collection's overall color.D. The assumption that checking one stamp covers the rest.

4A hobbyist checks every stitch against a complex pattern and patiently corrects small errors across several evenings. Why painstaking?A. The hobbyist guesses at the stitches and never checks the result.B. The work is completed carelessly as fast as possible.C. The hobbyist merely feels discomfort without attending to the pattern.D. The work involves sustained care and attention to detail.

5A referee carefully follows every required greeting, declaration, and signing formality before a match. Why specifically punctilious?A. The referee is merely imaginative about possible game strategies.B. The referee ignores agreed formalities whenever they are inconvenient.C. The referee dislikes ceremonies but has no role in carrying them out.D. The referee is exact about details of rules and formal conduct.

6A seller notices a small flaw a buyer has missed and describes it accurately before the purchase. What supports calling the seller scrupulous?A. Conscientious attention to accuracy and proper conduct.B. A desire to hide the flaw until the buyer leaves.C. A refusal to distinguish confirmed facts from guesses.D. A claim of perfection unsupported by inspection.

7A game designer tests every rule interaction against explicit criteria and carefully checks exceptions before release. Why rigorous?A. The examination is thorough and exacting in its application.B. The designer samples one easy move and assumes all others work.C. The rulebook looks impressive regardless of whether it is checked.D. The designer relies only on personal confidence about the result.

8Which entry policy is stringent?A. Every visitor must meet all stated identity and training requirements, with no informal waivers.B. The requirements are suggestions that visitors may freely disregard.C. Visitors may skip required checks whenever the desk is busy.D. Staff may ignore the requirements for anyone who seems friendly.

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