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The —— reply of my sister conveyed the clear message that she was not happy with me:
Vivacious
Sinuous
Gentle
Terse
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When Melinda arrived in the impoverished city, she was immediately ______ by bands of children begging for food.
bedraggled
accosted
infiltrated
rebuked
exacerbated
To accost (v.) means to approach and speak to someone, usually in a bold and aggressive manner as with a demand.
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Jackson’s poor typing skills were a ______ to finding employment at the nearby office complex.
benefit
hindrance
partiality
temptation
canon
Hindrance (n.) is an impediment or obstruction; a state of being hindered; a cause of being prevented or impeded.
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Jeremy didn’t want to appear ______, but his brothers simply could not convince him to change his mind.
pitiful
scrupulous
harmonious
obstinate
unabated
Obstinate (adj.) means stubborn.
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The cop was in a ______: Should he chase the criminal or help the victim?
quandary
litany
tatter
discord
plethora
A quandary (n.) is a difficult situation.
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Ned’s fear was ______ as he watched the 60-foot waves approach his little boat.
futile
genteel
innovative
palpable
detrimental
Palpable (adj.) means tangible, noticeable; easily perceived and detected.
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After years of living at a(n) ______ pace, Paola decided it was time to slow down and learn how to relax.
frenetic
pedestrian
pretentious
colloquial
insipid
Frenetic (adj.) means wildly excited or agitated, frenzied, frantic.
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The dress Ariel wore ______ with small, glassy beads, creating a shimmering effect.
titillated
reiterated
scintillated
enthralled
striated
To scintillate (v.) means to emit or send forth sparks or little flashes of light, creating a shimmering effect; to sparkle.
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Sometimes late at night Sharon would gaze joyfully at her children as they slept and ______ in their innocence.
sneer
ostracize
revel
repudiate
antiquate
To revel (v.) is to take great pleasure or delight.
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Jason and Joshua made ______ plans to meet in the cafeteria to study for the test, provided Jason’s class ended on time.
beguiling
tenuous
assured
tentative
promotional
Tentative (adj.) means provisional or uncertain; not fixed or set.
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