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Set 41 of 246 / Words 321-328 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1Two friends agree to share a camera, and one specifies that each borrower must replace the battery before returning it. What is being stipulated?A. A guess about what an unrelated owner might prefer.B. A description of the camera's color with no required action.C. A requirement included as part of their sharing agreement.D. A private preference never communicated to the other person.

2A town board decides to rescind a parking restriction. Which notice accurately records the action?A. The board prints the existing restriction in larger lettering.B. The board asks for comments while leaving the restriction unchanged.C. The board formally cancels the restriction from the stated date.D. The board reminds drivers that the restriction remains in force.

3A judge in a fictional craft contest is offered an expensive personal gift by an entrant. Which question concerns the propriety of accepting it?A. Which colors did the entrant use in the craft entry?B. Would accepting the gift meet the standards of appropriate conduct for an impartial judge?C. How much space would the wrapped gift occupy on a shelf?D. Would a larger gift automatically improve the quality of the entry?

4An auction bidder sets a maximum price. Which action shows restraint?A. She buys several unwanted items because the auctioneer urges her on.B. She doubles her limit in a burst of excitement without considering the cost.C. She bids again solely to annoy a rival.D. She stops bidding when the price exceeds her limit despite wanting the item.

5Two siblings want to reconcile after a long quarrel. Which action serves that aim?A. They stop speaking while continuing to repeat accusations.B. They exchange gifts solely to embarrass each other.C. They recruit relatives to take opposing sides.D. They acknowledge the hurt, discuss their differences, and agree to rebuild their relationship.

6A recipe list accidentally says twelve eggs where the tested version uses two. What would rectify the confirmed error?A. Add an unrelated decoration to the recipe card.B. Hide the list without correcting the information.C. Replace twelve with two in the shared list.D. Repeat the incorrect quantity more clearly.

7A game organizer wrongly excludes a qualifying player and then restores the missed chance to compete on equal terms. What does the action redress?A. The unfair loss of access caused by the organizer's error.B. The organizer's desire to avoid discussing what happened.C. An unrelated difference in the players' favorite colors.D. A correct decision that caused no wrong or harm.

8A borrower loses a friend's game pieces and supplies equivalent replacements that restore the set. What provides restitution?A. A denial that the borrower ever possessed the game.B. The replacements that restore the friend's loss.C. A new demand that the friend pay for the missing pieces.D. An unrelated compliment that leaves the pieces missing.

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