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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 48 of 246 / Words 377-384 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A caretaker says the damage is manifest. Which observation supports the description?A. The room may develop damage under a hypothetical future load.B. Only an untested rumor suggests there may be damage.C. The damage is suspected but no inspection has found any sign of it.D. A broad crack and falling plaster are plainly visible on entering the room.

2A camper arranges empty food tins neatly, making the cupboard look stocked although little usable food remains. What is the semblance?A. An appearance that perfectly proves the quantity inside.B. A permanent restoration of food merely by arranging containers.C. A verified inventory establishing that every need is covered.D. The outward appearance of adequate supplies without the full reality.

3Which action shows a technician's perspicacity?A. She notices that every failure involves the same tiny connector mark and identifies a hidden batch defect.B. She copies the failure list without noticing any shared feature.C. She replaces parts at random until the fault temporarily disappears.D. She assumes the largest component must be responsible because it is easiest to see.

4Which decision demonstrates an experienced farmer's sagacity?A. She devotes the entire farm to a crop solely because one stranger praises it.B. She selects seeds according to the most colorful packaging.C. She weighs several seasons of local results and the farm's needs before choosing a mixed planting plan.D. She repeats last year's plan despite clear evidence of changed conditions.

5Which staffing decision is myopic in the figurative sense?A. Balance this month's costs against the need for trained replacements next year.B. Cancel all apprentice training to save this month, despite known retirements next year.C. Retain essential training while reducing a less useful expense.D. Review the retirement schedule before setting the training budget.

6A visitor assumes a ticket covers every room, though it actually covers one special display. What is the misapprehension?A. The correctly understood limit to the special display.B. The visitor's dislike of the price despite understanding it correctly.C. A deliberate statement by the visitor that they know is false.D. The mistaken understanding of what the ticket permits.

7A neighbor offers to carry a heavy parcel, but its owner wrongly takes the offer as criticism of their strength. What was misconstrued?A. The parcel was physically carried to the wrong floor.B. The offer was correctly understood and gratefully accepted.C. The helpful offer was interpreted as an insult.D. The owner's strength was measured with a device.

8A workshop requires both membership and safety training before tool use. Which belief is a misconception?A. An untrained member still needs to satisfy the training requirement.B. Paying for membership alone gives immediate permission to use every tool.C. Members must complete safety training before using the tools.D. Membership is one of the requirements for tool access.

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