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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 72 of 246 / Words 569-576 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A neglected allotment has unusable paths and damaged beds; volunteers restore them so gardening can resume. What is rehabilitation here?A. Making it unusable to prevent any future cultivation.B. Only documenting the neglect without attempting restoration.C. Changing its name while leaving every defect untouched.D. Returning the damaged place to a better, useful condition.

2After years with little activity, a town's amateur writing circle produces new magazines, readings, and collaborations over several seasons. Why renaissance?A. It has one meeting with no further work or renewed interest.B. It experiences a renewed period of creative activity and growth.C. It must be referring to a specific historical European period.D. It has merely changed its logo while remaining inactive.

3A student with usable paper bookmarks considers commissioning dozens in silver despite having no need or budget for them. Why might this be an extravagance?A. It is the only possible way to mark a page.B. The existing paper bookmarks have all become unusable.C. It represents excessive spending beyond the stated practical need.D. Every silver object is always wasteful in all circumstances.

4For a local celebration, a host covers the entrance with abundant flowers and gives every guest a generous welcome basket. What supports lavish?A. The display must be irresponsible solely because it is abundant.B. The host supplies less than the basic amount promised.C. The provision and decoration are generous and abundant.D. Only one small decoration is provided for the entire event.

5A player suddenly chooses a different game piece simply because a color appeals at that moment, with no settled reason. What drives the change?A. A carefully tested conclusion about the game's mechanics.B. An obligation explicitly accepted before the game began.C. A long-established plan based on a required rule.D. A whim arising as a sudden wish or idea.

6A home cook finds that a new storage arrangement still leaves every pan difficult to reach and wants it changed. Why discontented?A. The cook is dissatisfied with the present result.B. The cook has no interest in using the kitchen.C. The cook considers the arrangement fully satisfactory.D. The cook is excited solely because all difficulties are resolved.

7A traveler must choose between a direct late train and an early journey with a difficult transfer, and cannot decide which drawback matters more. What is the quandary?A. The physical length of the train platform.B. A guarantee that both journeys are impossible.C. A settled preference that leaves no decision open.D. Uncertainty about which course to choose.

8A guest needs to ask a question but sees that the host has finally begun a quiet break. Which detail supports describing the guest as loath to interrupt?A. The guest is physically unable to speak, regardless of willingness.B. The guest is eager to interrupt immediately and feels no hesitation.C. The guest intensely detests the host as a person.D. The guest is reluctant to disturb the break, although able to ask.

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