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(1)To complete each item, choose the best word among the ten choices.

1. Racial and sexual discrimination ( engendered ) serious conflicts among workers.
2. Sustainable development is an issue of ( paramount )@importance.
3. CIA is the ( acronym@) for Central Intelligence Agency.
4. The fuel shortage was so acute that even crop (@residues ) were uprooted.
5. Women workers at the factory went on a strike for ( parity ) with men in 1968.
6. Farmers have learned that it is advisable to permit land to lie ( fallow ) every few years.
7. The unruly crowd became even more ( boisterous ) when he tried to quiet them.
8. We need to find a compromise thatfs more ( palatable ) to the voters.
9. The venerable professor is a(n) (@veritable@) gold mine of information.
10. Unless you (@recant ) your confession, you will be punished severely.

acronym, boisterous, engender, fallow, palatable, paramount, parity, recant, residue, veritable
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(2)To complete each item, choose the best word among the four choices.

1. In an economy increasingly based on information and technology, ideas and creativity often (@embody ) most of a companyfs wealth.
  1. embody 2. embarrass 3. embellish 4. embolden
   
2. The famous rock singer was totally ( adamant ) that his songs didn't encourage drug use.
  1. adamant 2. contrite 3. penitent 4. ardent
   
3. A child may be ( coerced ) into obedience by physical punishment or by the threat of it.
  1. extenuated 2. capsized 3. allayed 4. coerced
   
4. If you cannot settle the dispute, we will submit it to (@adjudication ), with full legal procedures to be followed exactly and equitably.
  1. introspection 2. admonition 3. adjudication 4. addendum
   
5. She detested the (@maudlin ) and insincere card she received for Motherfs Day.
  1. maverick 2. maudlin 3. laudatory 4. laxative
   
6. In the days before Senate hearings began in Washington, D.C., the presidentfs aides ( huddled@) with lawyers to prepare their testimony.
  1. saddled 2. huddled 3. duped 4. rumbled
   
7. The church is small and so is the ( congregation@). The minister is a chubby, friendly person. I feel very much at home.
  1. congregation 2. convention 3. audience 4. missionary
   
8. If you pluck a taut string, it will make a (@twang ).
  1. zip 2. twang 3. twinge 4. twitter
   
9. Edgar received a harsher sentence because he showed absolutely no ( compunction ) for the murder he committed.
  1. compunction 2. bravado 3. tedium 4. delirium
   
10. Beijing was a serious (@contender@ ) to host the Olympic Games in 2000.
  1. combatant 2. contender 3. contributor 4. corroborator
   
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