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Set 98 of 246 / Words 777-784 of 1964. Choose specific words in the dictionary

1In a puzzle story, a witness claims to have read a small label across a dark room while admitting there was no light at all. Why is the account implausible as stated?A. The witness's account is confirmed merely because it contains details.B. Any account of an unusual event must be impossible.C. A dark room always establishes the witness's deliberate motive.D. Its details make the claimed reading difficult to believe under the described conditions.

2A lost dog's owner wonders whether a gate was left open, but no witness or record supports that account yet. How should the explanation be treated?A. As confirmed because it is easy to imagine.B. As proof that every neighbor used the gate.C. As impossible solely because it has not been checked.D. As speculative, useful as a possibility to investigate but not established history.

3A game contains one gold token and ninety-nine silver tokens, all equally likely to be drawn. How should drawing gold on one draw be described?A. Improbable but possible.B. Equally likely as drawing any silver token collectively.C. Impossible under the stated rules.D. Certain because a gold token exists.

4To plan a picnic before replies arrive, Kian temporarily works on the basis that ten friends will attend. What would mark that number as a supposition?A. He uses it provisionally while acknowledging that attendance is not yet established.B. He treats the number as immune to correction after replies arrive.C. He counts ten friends physically present at the picnic.D. He says ten people have already signed a confirmed attendance sheet.

5A friend asks how a trial presentation went. Which response is frank?A. It was perfect, says a listener who privately found the argument confusing.B. Let us talk about my own presentation instead.C. People may or may not have thought various things, so nothing can be said.D. Your examples were clear, but I lost the main argument midway and think the order needs work.

6A witness personally saw a package placed on the counter. Which statement would affirm that observation?A. I have no view about whether a package ever existed.B. I can state that the package was placed on the counter while I was watching.C. I will avoid saying anything about what I observed.D. I withdraw my earlier statement that I saw the package.

7A club proposes renting a larger room. Which explanation most directly attempts to justify that choice?A. A friend likes the sound of the venue's street address.B. Confirmed attendance exceeds the current room's stated capacity, and the larger room meets the need within the agreed budget.C. The organizer has repeated the larger room's name several times.D. The previous room existed before the club was founded.

8A shared computer file was deleted. Which evidence bears most directly on culpability for a deliberate deletion?A. The file's title contained a spelling error.B. A record shows who intentionally issued the delete command despite a clear duty to preserve the file.C. Several people had once read unrelated files on the computer.D. A colleague happened to wear the same color as the computer case.

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