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A basic
(@@@ )
of Islam, like Judaism and Christianity, is the oneness
of God. |
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He found it difficult to (@@@ )
the message, though its meaning was clear. |
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Their ( @@@)
to such a dictator is totally ridiculous and unbelievable. |
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My mother-in-law falls asleep even
when she is (@@@ )
peanuts. |
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Scientist must (@@@ )
a plan to save the environment before its too late. |
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The authorfs use of (@@@ )
language indicated his contempt for his readers. |
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The citrus foods from Florida are more ( @@@)
to some people than those from California. |
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The girl had only a(n) (@@@ )
memory of her grandmother's face. |
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The decorator (@@@ )
the mirror to match the gold sconces. |
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Their (@@@ )
tactics may compel me to cancel the contract. |
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The cities in developing countries are
growing at (@@@ )
rates. |
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1.stammering 2. staggering 3. stiffening 4. struggling |
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Counting all these election ballots by hand is a ( @@@)
task; I wish we had a machine to do it. |
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1. devious 2. courteous 3. malicious 4. tedious |
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Shadows is cast when a(an) ( @@@)
body get into the path of light. |
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1. transparent 2. flimsy 3. garrulous 4. opaque |
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The town erected a large (@@@ )
to be used as a parking garage. |
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1. edifice 2. function 3. furlough 4. emporium |
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A: Do you really think you'll be able to win the
championship this year?
B: It'll be a (@@@ )
We have the strongest lineup in the league. |
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1. stake 2. wisp 3. cinch 4. bind |
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A ray of light is ( @@@)
and broken into the colors of the rainbow when it passes
through a prism. |
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1. absorbed 2. curved 3. reflected 4. refracted |
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Chief of State is Mr. Berger's ( @@@)
in the Clayburn administration. |
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1. misnomer 2. appellation 3. alias 4. narrative |
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8. |
The activist
asserted that only when economic interests are threatened
will governments respond to environmental crises and that
public opinion alone will not (@@@ )
action. |
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1. simulate 2. precipitate 3. champion 4. indoctrinate |
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The (@@@ )
precipitated by the politicianfs decision to retire was a
fitting climax to a career characterized by turbulence. |
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1.mirth 2. stoicism 3. maelstrom 4. probity |
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A less (@@@ )
senator would easily take advantage of his high position. |
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1. callous 2. scrupulous 3. disgruntled 4. gallant |
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