Question 1

Braided

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Plaited (verb)

Question 2

a seat

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Perch (noun)

Question 3

Expressing the same idea in different words

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restate (verb)

Question 4

emphasizes that something is only what you say and no more

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Merely (adverb)

Question 5

Things that cause astonishment; marvels

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Wonders (noun)

Question 6

Difference between things

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contrast (verb)

Question 7

Strong string or cord of strands twisted together.

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Twine (noun)

Question 8

people or things of the same sort in a small group

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Clusters (noun)

Question 9

Rear; behind

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Hind (adjective)

Question 10

something that is used to show what other similar things are like

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example (noun)

Question 11

back, again (Latin Prefix)

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re-

Question 12

to begin again or continue something

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Resume

Question 13

Watched secretly

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Spied (verb)

Question 14

a word that means the opposite of another word

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antonym (noun)

Question 15

paid no attention to

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Ignored

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To know and be familiar with something or someone.

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Acquainted (adjective)

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a statement that makes something clear

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explanation (noun)

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A Latin prefix meaning motion toward, addition to, or nearness to.

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ac- (prefix)

Question 19

to read carefully

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peruse (verb)

Question 20

almost the same

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similar (adjective)

Question 21

a word that has the same meaning as another word

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synonym (noun)

Question 22

across, through

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trans- (prefix)

Question 23

deliveries or acts of sending goods

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Shipments (noun)

Question 24

more tasteless or no taste

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blander (adjective)

Question 25

area beyond the places that people know

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frontier (noun)

Question 26

coming before or leading up to the main action

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preliminary (adjective)

Question 27

weak

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feeble (adjective)

Question 28

cure; remedy

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antidote (noun)

Question 29

drops of liquid

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globules (noun)

Question 30

having to do with the air surrounding the Earth

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atmospheric (adjective)

Question 31

having human operators on board

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manned (adjective)

Question 32

things that will happen in the future, or the power that controls this

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destiny (noun)

Question 33

back bones

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spines (noun)

Question 34

gradually adjusted again

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readapted (verb)

Question 35

driving force

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impetus (noun)

Question 36

to ask for

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-peti (Latin Root)

Question 37

the complete separation from others

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isolation (noun)

Question 38

condition or quality of being

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-ness (suffix)

Question 39

A belief or view about something

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Opinion (noun)*

Question 40

capable of being

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-able (suffix)

Question 41

having little or no gravity

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weightless (adjective)

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