Question 1

To leave completely and finally; give up.

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abandon

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adapt

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absorb

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accumulate

Question 2

To make something shorter, usually by cutting out parts.

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abbreviate

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accommodate

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abolish

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adapt

Question 3

The quality of being able to do something; a skill or talent.

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ability

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ambition

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agenda

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advantage

Question 4

To formally put an end to a system, practice, or institution.

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abolish

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adapt

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accumulate

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accompany

Question 5

To take in or soak up information, knowledge, or another substance.

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absorb

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accumulate

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abandon

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adopt

Question 6

A thought or idea that is not concrete; it exists in the mind.

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abstract

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ambition

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adequate

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anecdote

Question 7

More than enough; plentiful or more than is usual.

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abundant

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adequate

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aggressive

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abstract

Question 8

The means or opportunity to approach or enter a place.

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access

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advantage

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accommodate

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amend

Question 9

To provide someone with what they need, or to provide enough space for someone or something.

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accommodate

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advise

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absorb

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aggregate

Question 10

To go together or to be in company with someone or something.

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accompany

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amend

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adjust

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aim

Question 11

To successfully complete a task or achieve a goal.

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accomplish

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amend

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abandon

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analyze

Question 12

Free from mistakes; correct and precise.

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accurate

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abundant

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abstract

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aggressive

Question 13

To collect or gather items, often over a period of time.

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accumulate

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adapt

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amend

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accompany

Question 14

To change something so that it is suitable for new conditions or uses.

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adapt

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advise

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abandon

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accommodate

Question 15

A strong dependence on something that is often harmful, especially related to substances like drugs or alcohol.

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addict

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ability

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accomplish

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advantage

Question 16

Sufficient or enough for a particular purpose or situation.

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adequate

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abandon

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aggressive

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ambitious

Question 17

Next to or adjoining something else; nearby.

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adjacent

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amend

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adapt

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abundant

Question 18

To change or regulate something to make it fit or work better.

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adjust

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abandon

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accompany

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addict

Question 19

To manage and organize the affairs of a task or a group.

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administer

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advise

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accompany

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accomplish

Question 20

A condition or circumstance that puts one at a disadvantage; hardship or misfortune.

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adversity

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ambition

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ability

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advantage

Question 21

To offer guidance or recommendations to someone.

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advise

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accomplish

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assist

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abandon

Question 22

A list of items or activities to be discussed or acted upon, often in a meeting.

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agenda

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advantage

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anecdote

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adversity

Question 23

To behave in a forceful or determined way, often seeking to achieve something aggressively.

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aggressive

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adapt

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ambitious

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accommodate

Question 24

A sudden sense of fear or worry, often in response to a perceived danger.

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alarm

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ambition

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advantage

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advice

Question 25

An option or choice available in a given situation.

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alternative

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accurate

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ambition

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agenda

Question 26

A desire to achieve something, often requiring determination and hard work.

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ambition

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ability

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adverse

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adjust

Question 27

Having a strong desire to succeed or achieve something, often requiring hard work and determination.

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ambitious

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adapt

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adequate

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abundant

Question 28

To make changes to something in order to improve it or make it more accurate.

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amend

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analyze

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absorb

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abandon

Question 29

Relating to a very distant past, especially before the written records.

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ancient

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ambition

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adequate

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alternative

Question 30

What does the word 'absorb' mean?

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To take in or soak up a liquid, heat, or other substance, often gradually.

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To hold something tightly without letting it go.

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To mix two substances together.

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To release or emit a substance or energy.

Question 31

What is the meaning of the term 'accommodate'?

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To provide space or make adjustments to fit someone's needs.

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To create a challenge for someone.

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To refuse to help someone.

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To ignore someone's needs or requests.

Question 32

What does the word 'advantage' mean?

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A condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.

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A situation where someone is not allowed to participate.

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A reduction in someone's abilities.

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A disadvantage that makes something harder.

Question 33

What is the meaning of the term 'abandon'?

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To leave something behind or give up completely.

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To take possession of something.

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To strengthen a commitment to something.

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To design or create something new.

Question 34

What does the word 'adapt' mean?

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To change or adjust in response to new conditions or environments.

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To ignore the surrounding environment.

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To create a new set of rules.

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To remain the same despite changes.

Question 35

What is the meaning of the term 'amend'?

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To make changes or improvements to a document or policy.

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To create a completely new law.

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To ignore any existing laws.

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To completely remove a document.

Question 36

What does the word 'ambition' mean?

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A strong desire to achieve success or a particular goal.

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A random chance of success.

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The ability to relax and do nothing.

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A lack of interest in success.

Question 37

What is the meaning of the term 'accurate'?

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Correct and free from errors; precise.

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Confusing and hard to understand.

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Subjective and based on opinions.

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Rough and imprecise.

Question 38

What does the word 'adversity' mean?

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A difficult or unpleasant situation that someone faces.

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A lucky opportunity that leads to success.

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A period of complete relaxation and freedom.

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A pleasant experience that brings joy.

Question 39

What is the meaning of the term 'abundant'?

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Available in large quantities; plenty.

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Available in very limited amounts.

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Equal to nothing or absent.

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Too expensive to acquire.

Question 40

What does the word 'abstract' mean?

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Existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence.

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A process that involves physical actions.

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An object that is clearly defined and tangible.

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Something that is very simple and easy to understand.

Question 41

What is the meaning of the term 'access'?

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The opportunity or ability to enter, approach, or use something.

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The complete absence of available resources.

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The act of blocking someone from entering.

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A method of creating barriers between people.

Question 42

What does the word 'addict' mean?

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A person who is unable to stop using a substance or engaging in a behavior, despite negative consequences.

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A person who occasionally enjoys something in moderation.

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A person who is very skilled at something.

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Someone who dislikes a certain activity or substance.

Question 43

What is the meaning of the term 'ancient'?

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Very old; having existed for a long time, often related to historical times.

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Recently created or developed.

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Something that is in the process of being built.

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Modern and in current usage.

Question 44

What does the word 'accompany' mean?

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To go along with or be present with someone or something.

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To leave someone behind.

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To criticize someone harshly.

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To compete against someone.

Question 45

What is the meaning of the term 'agenda'?

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A list of items to be discussed or acted upon during a meeting or event.

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A casual conversation between friends.

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A plan to avoid any discussions.

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A summary of past events.

Question 46

What does the word 'alarm' mean?

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A warning sound or signal that indicates danger or alerts someone to pay attention.

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A celebration or joyful event.

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A peaceful and calming sound.

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A type of music played during festivities.

Question 47

What is the meaning of the term 'abbreviate'?

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To shorten a word or phrase by omitting certain parts.

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To expand a word or phrase with more detail.

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To write something in full without any changes.

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To correctly pronounce a complicated word.

Question 48

What does the word 'adequate' mean?

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Sufficient or enough in quality or quantity for a specific purpose.

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Perfect and flawless in every way.

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Insufficient and lacking in quality.

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Excessive and overly abundant.

Question 49

What is the meaning of the term 'adjacent'?

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Next to or adjoining something else; neighboring.

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In the opposite direction.

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Hidden or covered from view.

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Completely unrelated and far away.

Question 50

What does the word 'achieve' mean?

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To successfully reach a desired goal or outcome through effort.

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To give up on a task.

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To pretend to accomplish something.

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To avoid participating in activities.

Question 51

What is the meaning of the term 'abolish'?

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To formally put an end to a system, practice, or institution.

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To ignore a problem or issue.

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To create something new.

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To reinforce existing traditions.

Question 52

What does the word 'accomplish' mean?

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To successfully complete a task or achieve a goal.

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To struggle without making progress.

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To abandon a project halfway through.

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To delay completion indefinitely.

Question 53

What is the meaning of the term 'aggressive'?

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Hostile or forceful; ready or likely to attack or confront.

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Soft and gentle in demeanor.

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Calm and peaceful in approach.

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Uninvolved and indifferent to situations.

Question 54

What does the word 'alternative' mean?

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One of two or more available possibilities or choices.

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A last resort that is not helpful.

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A forced selection with no options.

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A method not used in decision-making.

Question 55

What is the meaning of the term 'ability'?

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The capacity to do something, especially due to skill or talent.

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The feeling of being overwhelmed.

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The absence of any skills.

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The decision to avoid action.

Question 56

What does the word 'advise' mean?

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To offer suggestions about the best course of action.

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To demand a specific action without discussion.

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To confuse someone with too many options.

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To ignore someone's concerns.

Question 57

What is the meaning of the term 'absorb'?

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To take in or soak up a liquid, heat, or other substance, often gradually.

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To hold something tightly without letting it go.

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To mix two substances together.

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To release or emit a substance or energy.

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