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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 75 of 246 / Words 593-600 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A reviewer calls a wedding toast a cliche. Which feature best supports that criticism?A. It uses a surprising image that accurately suits the couple's history.B. It relies on a familiar line repeated so often that it offers no fresh expression.C. It is brief because the speaker has chosen only the most personal detail.D. It refers to one specific shared experience the audience has never heard described.

2A survey found that 6 of 20 residents preferred a new gate. A flyer says the survey shows overwhelming resident support. What is distorted?A. The residents change their actual answers when the flyer is printed.B. The gate's physical dimensions are altered by the wording.C. The survey automatically becomes invalid because some residents disagreed.D. The flyer misrepresents the scale and meaning of the support found.

3A language tutor groups a course into listening, reading, speaking, and writing, then places weekly activities within those categories. What function do the categories serve?A. They replace the need for any actual practice or feedback.B. They record only the tutor's exact words during one lesson.C. They supply proof that every learner has completed the course.D. They form a framework that organizes the course's activities.

4A small bakery wants a dependable supply chain over the next two years. Which choice is most clearly strategic?A. Develop relationships with two suitable suppliers to reduce dependence on a single source.B. Copy a competitor's window sign without asking what problem it addresses.C. Order an unfamiliar ingredient solely because its packaging looks attractive today.D. Choose tomorrow's apron color without considering any operating goal.

5A museum team has approved a plan for an evening tour. Which development concerns its execution?A. A curator questions whether evening tours fit the museum's purpose.B. Someone predicts what a tour might include without arranging any activity.C. Guides conduct the route, open the designated rooms, and deliver the scheduled activities.D. The team imagines several possible themes before choosing an approach.

6A runner follows a self-chosen training plan closely for several weeks. Which observation most clearly shows adherence to that plan?A. Her friends approve of running even though they have not seen her routine.B. Her recorded sessions consistently match the agreed sequence and rest days.C. She owns an attractive notebook in which the unused plan is written.D. She announces a new goal each day without consulting the planned sequence.

7A puzzle contest requires entries to include a team name and contact address. Which submission demonstrates compliance with that requirement?A. An entry uses a decorative border while leaving both fields blank.B. An entry explains why the team dislikes providing the requested details.C. An entry omits the address but includes a long compliment to the organizers.D. An entry includes both required details in the designated fields.

8Which item in a warehouse message is a directive?A. The supervisor instructs the evening team to inspect every returned crate before shelving it.B. A newsletter describes how the warehouse was originally built.C. A customer wonders whether a crate will fit in her car.D. A worker observes that some shelves were painted last week.

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