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Set 61 of 246 / Words 481-488 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A game record says the only key stayed in the drawer all evening and also says it was outside the house for that entire evening. What is contradictory?A. The two location claims cannot both hold in the stated sense.B. The drawer's color differs from the house's exterior.C. The key may have been moved at unrelated times.D. The record uses two different nouns in one paragraph.

2A runner records the same route as five kilometers on one page and eight on another, without any route change. What warrants checking?A. The runner's choice of shoes, not mentioned in either entry.B. The inconsistent distances assigned to the unchanged route.C. The use of two pages for unrelated exercises.D. The fact that both entries agree exactly.

3A diner argues that a recipe must produce bad food solely because its title is printed in lowercase, without considering ingredients or method. What makes that conclusion illogical?A. The title's letter case does not establish the quality of the resulting food.B. A title's letter case determines every ingredient's quality.C. Every recipe with a lowercase title must be excellent.D. Any personal preference automatically proves a factual conclusion.

4A tenant argues that a shared room is unused; a neighbor responds with booking records and reasons to question that account. What makes the response a rebuttal?A. It merely repeats the unused-room claim without adding anything.B. It changes the subject to the building's color.C. It guarantees that every statement by the tenant is false.D. It challenges the claim with opposing evidence and argument.

5A player claims that every card in a sealed deck is numbered. A confirmed unnumbered card is then found in that deck. What does it provide?A. A guarantee that the original player intended deception.B. A refutation of the every-card claim.C. Proof that no numbered cards exist in any deck.D. Only an unrelated preference about card artwork.

6A cook is deciding whether a pan fits a burner. Which piece of information has direct relevance?A. The handwriting style on a previous shopping list.B. The seller's favorite unrelated holiday destination.C. The dimensions of the pan's base and the burner.D. The number of postcards stored in the kitchen drawer.

7A game organizer combines score records from six separate tables into one tournament total. What does aggregation identify?A. The elimination of all differences between the players.B. The combination of separate records into a grouped total.C. A decision to examine just one table and ignore the rest.D. A promise that every table played equally well.

8A small kitchen receives forty identical mugs but has useful storage and demand for only eight. What establishes overabundance?A. The mugs differ in color from the kitchen walls.B. Only one mug remains for a group of forty guests.C. The supply is greater than the kitchen needs or can use.D. Mugs are present, regardless of their number or purpose.

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