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The ______ child caused great difficulties for her parents and teachers because she refused to correct her bad behavior even in the face of punishment.
adorable
sincere
incorrigible
lamentable
demure
Incorrigible (adj.) means bad to the point of being beyond correction; uncontrollable; impervious to change.
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The ______ old cowboy had a complexion that spoke of many years in the desert sun, rounding up wild horses.
secular
suave
turgid
wizened
truant
Wizened (adj.) means withered or dry, especially with age.
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rikazzz
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The barnyard scene outside the 4-H tent made a charming ______ for visitors to the state fair.
melee
tabloid
tableau
rant
tangent
A tableau (n.) is an arrangement of inanimate figures representing a scene from real life.
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The river, ______ with new-fallen rain, overflowed its banks and flooded the tiny village in a matter of hours.
placated
turgid
redundant
equivalent
quarantined
Turgid (adj.) means swollen.
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The haunted house displayed ______ scenes in every room, causing squeamish visitors to scream.
preparatory
archaic
macabre
precocious
impetuous
Macabre (adj.) means ghastly, horrible, or gruesome.
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rikazzz
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With great ______, we stepped gingerly onto the planks of the dilapidated bridge that spanned a rocky stream twenty feet below.
trepidation
instigation
perdition
refraction
endowment
Trepidation (n.) means nervous uncertainty of feeling.
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rikazzz
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Diane, always teasing, was known for her ______ , but as a result, nobody knew when to take her seriously.
jocularity
servitude
logic
austerity
inclemency
Jocularity (n.) is the state of being jocular, which is characterized by joking or jesting.
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rikazzz
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The children were ______ by the seemingly nonsensical clues until Kinan pointed out that the messages were in code.
censured
striated
feigned
prevaricated
flummoxed
To flummox (v.) is to confuse, perplex, bewilder.
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rikazzz
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The defendant claimed that he was innocent and that his confession was ______.
coerced
flagrant
terse
benign
futile
To coerce (v.) is to force to do through pressure, threats, or intimidation; to compel.
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Todd set up a rope to ______ the part of the exhibit that was offlimits.
circumscribe
laud
efface
undulate
beguile
To circumscribe (v.) is to draw a line around, encircle; to restrict or confine; to determine the limits of, define.
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