
C1 Test #2 (LH Lesson 5-8)
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- Q1
The team's morale was ________________ after their unexpected loss in the championship game.
devastated
bolstered
prevented
30s - Q2
The company implemented new security measures aimed at ________________ unauthorized access to sensitive information.
dissipation
preventing
humiliation
30s - Q3
His consistent display of ________________ earned him the respect and admiration of his peers.
humility
paradox
prevention
30s - Q4
Unlike traditional beds that can trap heat, this cooling bed allows for proper heat ___________, ensuring that your pet stays cool and comfortable.
devastation
dissipation
humiliation
30s - Q5
The leader's ________________ commitment to the cause inspired others to follow his lead.
imwavering
diswavering
unwavering
30s - Q6
The citizens' ________________ against the oppressive regime resulted in significant political changes.
antirising
uprising
unrising
30s - Q7
Unfortunately, the report remained ________________ due to missing data that was essential for drawing accurate conclusions.
discomplete
uncomplete
incomplete
30s - Q8
Continued pollution of the lake shows the state government's _________.
upaction
inaction
imaction
30s - Q9
The ________________ (analogy/hallmark/cog) of his writing style was his ability to blend humor with deep philosophical insights.
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Dr. Wood explained the movement of light by ___________ (overburden/hallmark/analogy) with the movement of water.
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If we weren’t ________________(accordingly/inherently/analogy) lazy, we wouldn’t work in offices. Office work is just a lot easier than chopping trees down or digging a pit.
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When processes are so complex nobody really understands them, employees feel like anonymous _______ (hallmarks/cogs/overburdens) in a big machine.
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Operating or performing at the best or most efficient level possible.
Up to scratch
Hit the mark
Working at optimum levels
30s - Q14
Important or powerful people who have a strong influence or impact in a particular area.
Heavy hitters
The cream of the crop
Up to scratch
30s - Q15
When something is exactly right or accurate, meeting the intended goal or expectation.
Work at optimum levels
Hit the mark
Up to scratch
30s