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Set 87 of 246 / Words 689-696 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1A musician revises a weak arrangement so its harmonies and transitions work together more effectively. If this raises the arrangement's quality, what has she helped do?A. Remove every difference between the performers' musical preferences.B. Guarantee that every listener will prefer it to all other music.C. Elevate the arrangement by raising its musical quality.D. Move the performers physically to a higher floor of the building.

2Two seedlings begin at the same height, but after a month one is twice as tall as the other under the recorded conditions. What has outstripped what in height?A. The taller seedling has proved superior in every possible quality.B. Both seedlings have remained exactly equal in height throughout the month.C. The taller seedling has exceeded the other seedling's growth in height.D. The shorter seedling has become taller than the other one.

3A training course states that every participant must submit the final exercise to receive a completion record. What does obligatory mean about that exercise?A. It is required under the course's stated condition.B. It is optional whenever a participant prefers another activity.C. It is forbidden because it appears at the end of the course.D. It is merely something one past participant happened to enjoy.

4For years, a family has opened its reunion with a walk, although everyone understands that they can choose something else. How should the walk be described?A. Unprecedented because the family already knows the route.B. Compulsory because no alternative has ever been discussed.C. Customary, because it follows an established usual practice.D. Obligatory solely because it has happened more than once.

5An exhibition organizer normally requires preregistration but voluntarily decides not to enforce that requirement for invited demonstrators. Which sentence uses waive correctly?A. Any visitor waives the organizer's requirement simply by ignoring it.B. The organizer waives the requirement by making it stricter without any exception.C. The organizer waives preregistration by insisting that every demonstrator must register.D. The organizer chooses to waive the preregistration requirement for those demonstrators.

6A spokesperson says, 'Under no circumstances did our team approve any version of that proposal.' What makes the denial categorical?A. It gives equal support to several competing interpretations.B. It is absolute and includes no qualification or exception.C. It cautiously identifies one uncertain possibility.D. It explicitly says that approval may have occurred in some cases.

7A supervisor refuses to adjust a schedule even after an agreed contingency explicitly permits the needed change. What does inflexible describe?A. Her careful use of the allowed adjustment after examining the request.B. Her tendency to change the schedule unpredictably every few minutes.C. Her uncertainty about which of several options would work.D. Her unwillingness to alter the arrangement despite relevant reasons to reconsider.

8A contest organizer allows a participant to correct a first minor formatting error instead of applying the usual immediate exclusion. In what respect is the response lenient?A. It proves that the formatting requirement has been abolished for everyone.B. It applies a less severe consequence while still requiring the format to be corrected.C. It leaves the participant without any information about what happened.D. It applies the harshest available consequence without considering the error.

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