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Set 40 of 246 / Words 313-320 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A cafe writes its menu on a board because dishes may change with available ingredients. What makes the menu mutable?A. It must change unpredictably every few seconds.B. It remains permanently fixed regardless of ingredients.C. It is capable of changing as circumstances change.D. It cannot be understood because it is written by hand.

2A shared hobby group's enthusiasm swings abruptly between eager participation and angry withdrawal, making commitments hard to predict. What supports volatile?A. Stable commitment maintained through ordinary small disagreements.B. Rapid and unpredictable changes in mood and behavior.C. The mere possibility that a plan could be revised someday.D. A single careful change after new information is considered.

3A passing delivery briefly blocks a doorway, then the obstruction disappears a few minutes later. What makes the obstruction transient?A. Its existence cannot have mattered because it was brief.B. It lasts only a short time.C. It becomes permanent because someone noticed it.D. It is repeated forever without any relief.

4A competition accepts entries only before noon, and a fictional entrant arrives after that firm deadline. What would the stated rule preclude?A. Reading the competition description afterward.B. Learning why the deadline was set.C. Submitting an eligible entry at that late arrival time.D. Entering any different competition ever again.

5A travel pass now covers every bus on a planned route. What does that change obviate?A. The need to buy separate tickets for those buses.B. The existence of stops along the bus route.C. The need to know which destination the traveler wants.D. The possibility of traveling anywhere on the route.

6A workshop installs an electric drive that takes over the work of an old hand crank, which is then retired from use. What has the new drive done?A. Restored the same manual method without changing how the machine runs.B. Merely stood beside the crank while leaving all work to it.C. Superseded the earlier mechanism by taking its place.D. Proved that the older mechanism never existed.

7A fictional tournament appoints a referee and officially instructs her to resolve rule disputes. What is her mandate?A. The authoritative instruction and permission to decide those disputes.B. Her private wish to change unrelated club traditions.C. A guarantee that no player will ever question her judgment.D. A suggestion from a spectator with no authority over the tournament.

8A volunteer manages the community kitchen's equipment bookings but has no role in choosing class teachers. Which matter falls within her purview?A. Changing another organization's unrelated program.B. Deciding whether a requested mixer booking is available.C. Selecting a resident's private dinner menu.D. Appointing teachers despite having no such responsibility.

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