Question 1

Rival

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A person, group, or organization competing with another for the same objective or superiority in a particular field.

Question 2

Inspirational

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Providing motivation, encouragement, or a strong sense of enthusiasm and admiration.

Question 3

Debris

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Scattered fragments or remains of something that has been destroyed, damaged, or discarded.

Question 4

Inferior

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Lower in quality, status, or importance compared to something else.

Question 5

Sustainable

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Able to be maintained over a long period without causing harm to the environment or depleting resources.

Question 6

Agility

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The ability to move quickly and easily, or to think and respond rapidly and effectively.

Question 7

Superiority

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The state of being better in quality, ability, or status than others.

Question 8

Mutation

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A permanent change in the genetic material of an organism, which may result in altered characteristics.

Question 9

Industrial

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Related to industry, manufacturing, and large-scale production processes.

Question 10

Mere

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Used to emphasize how small, insignificant, or unimportant something is.

Question 11

Contradict

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To state the opposite of something, or to be in conflict with a statement, idea, or fact.

Question 12

Humble

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Showing a modest opinion of one’s importance; not arrogant or overly proud.

Question 13

Pest

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A destructive insect or animal that causes damage to crops, food, or property, or spreads disease.

Question 14

Mammal

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A warm-blooded vertebrate animal characterized by hair or fur and, in females, the production of milk to feed offspring.

Question 15

Habitat

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The natural environment in which a plant or animal lives and develops.

Question 16

Blacken

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To become dark or make something dark, especially as a result of burning, pollution, or decay.

Question 17

Plague

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A widespread disease or a persistent problem that causes severe harm or suffering.

Question 18

Counterpart

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A person or thing that corresponds to or has the same function as another in a different place or situation.

Question 19

Detection

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The process of discovering, identifying, or recognizing the presence of something that is not immediately obvious.

Question 20

Scent

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A distinctive smell, especially one that is pleasant or easily recognizable.

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