Question 1

The act of responding to injury or an attack with a similar attack in return.

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retaliate

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mourn

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convulse

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inflict

Question 2

Describing something that seems endless or incapable of being stopped.

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interminable

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temporary

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short-lived

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limited

Question 3

A feeling of great happiness and triumph, often celebrated in a lively manner.

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jubilation

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melancholy

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sorrow

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fear

Question 4

Feeling confused or unable to understand something.

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baffled

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confident

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certain

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amused

Question 5

Something that can change or vary; not consistent or fixed.

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variable

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constant

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predictable

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stable

Question 6

A large group of people or things that are often moving together in a disorganized way.

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horde

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crowd

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assemble

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gathering

Question 7

Having difficulty believing or refusing to accept something as true, often because it seems too incredible.

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incredulous

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trusting

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believing

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curious

Question 8

To send out or discharge something suddenly and forcefully, often used in reference to liquids or gases.

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spewing

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draining

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absorbing

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collecting

Question 9

Deep cuts or wounds that can cause severe bleeding and pain.

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lacerations

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bruises

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scratches

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abrasions

Question 10

Expressing deep sorrow, especially after someone's death or a significant loss.

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mourning

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laughing

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ignoring

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celebrating

Question 11

Ghostly figures or visions that are often believed to be spirits of the dead.

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apparitions

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specters

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creatures

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demons

Question 12

Experiencing sudden, uncontrollable movements or spasms, often due to a medical condition.

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convulsing

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sitting

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relaxing

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steadying

Question 13

To bombard someone or something means to attack repeatedly or overwhelm with a large quantity of something.

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bombarded

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defended

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protected

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ignored

Question 14

To react with a quick, involuntary movement, often due to pain or discomfort.

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wincing

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cheering

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laughing

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smiling

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