Question 1

In the sentence 'The company decided to abandon its old factory,' what does abandon mean?

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to leave something behind

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to improve something slowly

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to repair something broken

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to purchase something new

Question 2

What does the word accumulate mean in this context: 'Over time, dust began to accumulate on the shelves'?

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to gather together

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to disappear quickly

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to spread out widely

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to change color

Question 3

Which word best completes this sentence: 'The store will ___ new inventory this month'?

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acquire

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deprive

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decline

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abandon

Question 4

In 'The teacher had to allocate time for each subject,' allocate means:

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to distribute fairly

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to waste completely

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to increase suddenly

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to forget about

Question 5

What does alter mean in this sentence: 'The tailor will alter your pants to fit better'?

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to change or modify

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to clean thoroughly

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to make smaller only

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to sew together

Question 6

The instructions were ambiguous, which means they were:

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unclear or confusing

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written in code

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very detailed

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too simple

Question 7

When you anticipate something, you:

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expect it to happen

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ignore it completely

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deny it exists

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forget about it

Question 8

An approximate answer is one that is:

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close but not exact

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impossible to find

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completely wrong

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perfectly accurate

Question 9

To assess a situation means to:

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evaluate or judge it

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solve it quickly

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ignore it completely

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make it worse

Question 10

If you assume something, you:

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believe it without proof

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test it carefully

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reject it immediately

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prove it is true

Question 11

Which word means 'helpful or useful'?

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beneficial

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ambiguous

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burdensome

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marginal

Question 12

A burden is something that is:

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heavy or difficult

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quick to finish

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light and easy

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fun and exciting

Question 13

In economics, capital refers to:

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money and resources

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a type of letter

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a small city

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a punishment

Question 14

A circumstance is a:

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situation or condition

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weather pattern

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type of tool

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mathematical formula

Question 15

When a building collapses, it:

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falls down suddenly

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changes color

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becomes taller

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gets repaired quickly

Question 16

A commodity is a:

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product that can be traded

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mathematical concept

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weather condition

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type of building

Question 17

To compensate someone means to:

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pay them for loss

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teach them skills

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make them angry

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ignore their needs

Question 18

A consequence is:

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a result of action

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a weather event

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a musical note

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a type of tool

Question 19

When something declines, it:

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becomes worse

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improves greatly

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stays the same

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disappears completely

Question 20

In the sentence 'The factory had to negotiate with workers about wages,' what does negotiate mean?

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To discuss and reach agreement

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To argue loudly

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To refuse completely

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To delay a decision

Question 21

What does the word complexity suggest about a problem?

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It has many parts

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It is solved easily

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It is boring

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It is simple

Question 22

If a student must acquire new skills for a job, what must they do?

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Obtain new skills

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Forget old skills

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Teach others

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Avoid learning

Question 23

When a government allocates money to schools, it is:

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Dividing it out

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Spending it all

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Losing it

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Saving it up

Question 24

What does it mean when someone says a rule is ambiguous?

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It is hard to understand

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It is always fair

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It is too strict

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It is very clear

Question 25

If you anticipate a problem, you:

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Expect it ahead

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Solve it

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Create it

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Ignore it

Question 26

An approximate number is one that is:

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Close but not exact

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Always correct

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Completely wrong

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Very large

Question 27

To assess a student's learning means to:

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Judge their progress

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Teach them

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Ignore them

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Punish them

Question 28

When you assume something, you:

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Believe it without proof

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Research it

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Forget about it

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Know it for sure

Question 29

Which situation would be considered a burden?

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Having extra work

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Making new friends

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Winning a prize

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Eating your favorite food

Question 30

In business, capital most likely refers to:

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Money or resources

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A city name

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A building

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A worker

Question 31

A circumstance is best described as:

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A condition or situation

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A person

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A feeling

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A tool

Question 32

When a building collapses, it:

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Falls down

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Gets taller

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Gets painted

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Stays the same

Question 33

To compensate someone means to:

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Pay them back

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Ignore them

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Avoid them

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Teach them

Question 34

A consequence of breaking a rule is:

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A result or punishment

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A question

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A game

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A reward

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