Question 1

If you are trying to trick or bluff someone, you are putting on a

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ruse

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incapacitated

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peruse

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paraiah

Question 2

A pariah is someone who is....

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An Outcast

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Loved

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Respected

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Popular

Question 3

Lacking in or deprived of strength or power is the definition for

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incapacitated

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ruse

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arduous

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stalemate

Question 4

The new employee wanted to peruse their contract before signing. Peruse means

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examine in detail

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trick or bluff

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quit

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hard to endure

Question 5

The two had reached a point where they couldn't argue anything else, they were at a

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stalemate

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ruse

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decision

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conclusion

Question 6

The wolves were very evil looking or threatening, also known as

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ominous

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different

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futile

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emanating

Question 7

Math can be a very arduous task. Arduous means...

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hard to endure

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evil looking

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ineffective

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boring

Question 8

Which word means to give out or originate from?

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emanating

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poised

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ominous

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peruse

Question 9

Which word means expressing sorrow or sadness?

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plaintively

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sadistic

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poised

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ominous

Question 10

He was a very sadistic person. Sadistic means he

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enjoyed being cruel.

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was very happy.

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was graceful.

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was good at being sad.

Question 11

The plan was ineffective or

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futile

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sad

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peruse

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ominous

Question 12

Poised means

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having a graceful stance.

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being happy.

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having to seek revenge.

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