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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 82 of 246 / Words 649-656 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A gardener originally claimed that a plant would thrive in any light, but a controlled trial shows a clear limitation. Which response would acknowledge the finding?A. Repeat the original claim while refusing to discuss the trial.B. Admit that the result reveals a limit in the original claim and describe it accurately.C. Hide the record so nobody can compare it with the earlier statement.D. Praise the trial's neat notebook without recognizing what it found.

2A board-game judge consults an outdated rule sheet and announces the wrong winner. Which statement uses err correctly?A. The judge's official role makes it impossible for her to err.B. The judge cannot err unless she deliberately invents a false rule.C. The judge can err even without intending to mislead the players.D. The judge errs whenever she corrects an earlier mistaken announcement.

3A recipe gives ingredient amounts and cooking instructions but never says when to add the yeast. What is the omission?A. An accurately included list of all the cooking utensils.B. The missing instruction about when to add an ingredient.C. A photograph that clearly shows the finished loaf.D. A stated amount that a reader personally prefers to change.

4A clerk has the required address check, enough time, and a clear instruction to use it, but skips it and dispatches parcels with known incomplete labels. What supports calling this negligence?A. The clerk fails to give the care reasonably required for the task.B. The parcels are delayed even though every reasonable precaution was taken.C. Every delivery error must be intentional sabotage.D. The clerk has a different personal preference about envelope colors.

5Which choice is blameworthy in the stated situation?A. A contestant knowingly hides a teammate's materials so the teammate cannot finish.B. A contestant discovers an accidental mix-up and promptly helps resolve it.C. A contestant chooses a different design while following the agreed rules.D. A contestant asks for clarification before using unfamiliar materials.

6A rehearsal organizer is accused of canceling a session without notice. Verified messages show that a different person had sole authority, made the cancellation, and kept the organizer uninformed. What could this evidence do?A. Establish that every later action by the organizer must be correct.B. Require the organizer to accept responsibility for a decision she could not make.C. Prove that nobody needs to investigate how the communication failed.D. Absolve the organizer of blame for making or withholding notice of that cancellation.

7A choir tries two rehearsal routines and checks which helps singers enter together at the intended moment. What is being assessed?A. The efficacy of the routines in achieving coordinated entrances.B. The conductor's popularity independent of the rehearsal result.C. The age of the printed music regardless of how singers use it.D. The cost of the room's furniture without comparing results.

8A theater's new cue light reliably resolves the timing problem it was installed to address. Which description fits that result?A. The cue light is effectual only if it solves every unrelated theater problem.B. The cue light has proved effectual for the stated timing purpose.C. The cue light is effectual because it looks impressive even if delays continue unchanged.D. The cue light is effectual because nobody has checked whether it works.

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