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These authored situations are different from the teaching examples. Returning to the same question later is repeated practice, not a new unseen test every time.

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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 67 of 246 / Words 529-536 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A neighbor is worried about noisy work during a call. Which statement functions as an assurance?A. The builder promises the noisy work will be finished before the call.B. A tool is moved without any communication about the concern.C. The builder asks what color the neighbor's curtains are.D. The neighbor privately guesses when the noise might stop.

2A friend offers to lend a game provided that every piece is returned before the weekend. What makes the offer conditional?A. It has already been withdrawn without any condition.B. It includes no limitation on the loan at all.C. It depends on fulfilling the stated return requirement.D. It must be dishonest because a requirement is stated.

3An aunt gives a nephew a book and explicitly attaches no requirement about grades, visits, or repayment. Which description fits?A. The gift becomes unconditional only after repayment.B. The gift is conditional on a visit that was never mentioned.C. The gift is unconditional as described.D. The gift must be temporary because it has no requirements.

4A shop describes reducing waste as its central aim, but a visitor has not examined its practices. What does professed allow the visitor to say?A. The shop must be lying simply because it states an aim.B. Waste reduction is the shop's openly stated aim.C. No one at the shop has expressed a position.D. The shop's conduct has certainly fulfilled the aim.

5A guest praises a dish enthusiastically solely to gain a favor, while privately saying that the praise is not what they feel. What supports insincerity?A. The guest sincerely enjoys the dish and says so.B. The expressed approval is knowingly not genuine.C. The guest honestly admits being unsure about the flavor.D. The guest changes a genuine opinion after trying another bite.

6A teammate pledges to protect a shared plan, then deliberately gives it to a rival in exchange for personal favor. What demonstrates faithlessness?A. Correcting an accidental disclosure promptly and honestly.B. Refusing to make a promise one cannot keep.C. Asking the team whether information may be shared openly.D. Betraying the loyalty and commitment the team relied on.

7A tenant offers exaggerated personal favors to a building manager solely to win a preferred parking place. What does trying to ingratiate himself involve?A. Making a neutral request under the published parking process.B. Refusing all contact with the manager.C. Seeking favor through behavior intended to please the manager.D. Stating a disagreement directly without seeking approval.

8A child proudly finishes a difficult model, and an older sibling calls it worthless baby work without examining it. What does the remark do?A. Offer a specific correction that respects the child's effort.B. Recognize the challenge and ask how it was solved.C. Describe the model's dimensions without judging its value.D. Belittle the achievement by making it seem less valuable.

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