Question 1

To be unwilling or hesitant to do something.

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Reluctant

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Vengeful

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Arrogance

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Taut

Question 2

A medical doctor who specializes in treating problems or diseases of the human foot.

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Podiatrist

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Pompous

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Fanatic

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Correspondent

Question 3

To hold back from action, keep under control, or deprive of freedom.

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Restrain

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Taut

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Apprehend

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Diagnosed

Question 4

Expressing contempt or ridicule; mocking in a way that shows you think someone or something is foolish.

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Derisive

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Fragile

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Improbable

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Furious

Question 5

An exaggerated sense of one's own importance, ability, or worth; being full of pride in a way that looks down on others.

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Arrogance

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Pretense

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Paranoia

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Baffled

Question 6

A person who writes letters to another person, or a news reporter who sends information from a distant place.

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Correspondent

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Fanatic

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Podiatrist

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Extravaganza

Question 7

Not likely to be true or to happen; used to describe something that seems very doubtful.

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Improbable

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Taut

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Furious

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Fragile

Question 8

A person who is excessively enthusiastic and devoted to a particular cause or activity.

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Fanatic

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Podiatrist

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Correspondent

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Reluctant

Question 9

A state of extreme fear or suspicion that others are out to get you, even when there is no evidence to prove it.

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Paranoia

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Pretense

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Arrogance

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Derisive

Question 10

Stretched or pulled tight; not slack.

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Taut

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Furious

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Fragile

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Pompous

Question 11

A large, exciting, and expensive event or entertainment display that is very impressive.

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Extravaganza

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Arrogance

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Pretense

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Correspondent

Question 12

A way of behaving that is intended to deceive people by making them believe something that is not true.

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Pretense

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Arrogance

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Paranoia

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Extravaganza

Question 13

To catch and arrest someone for a crime; to take into custody.

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Apprehend

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Restrain

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Diagnosed

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Baffled

Question 14

To be totally confused or puzzled; unable to understand or explain something.

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Baffled

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Taut

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Pompous

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Vengeful

Question 15

Wanting to hurt or punish someone in return for an injury or wrong they did to you.

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Vengeful

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Arrogance

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Reluctant

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Pompous

Question 16

Affecting an air of importance or superiority, often in a way that is irritating or overly grand.

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Pompous

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Baffled

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Fragile

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Taut

Question 17

Easily broken, shattered, or damaged; physically weak or delicate.

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Fragile

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Taut

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Pompous

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Improbable

Question 18

When a doctor or expert identifies a particular illness or problem by examining the symptoms.

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Diagnosed

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Restrain

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Apprehend

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Baffled

Question 19

Antonyms include quiet, calm, and peaceful

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furious

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fragile

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apprehend

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reluctant

Question 20

full of anger or energy; violent or intense

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furious

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fanatic

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improbable

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fragile

Question 21

antonyms include willing, eager, ready, or enthusiastic

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reluctant

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paranoia

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vengeful

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derisive

Question 22

Antonyms include loosen, set free, and unleash

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restrain

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apprehend

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diagnosed

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pretense

Question 23

Antonyms include possible, likely, potential, probable

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improbable

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arrogance

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extravaganze

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pompous

Question 24

Antonyms include loose, hanging, droopy, relaxed, and flexible

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taut

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pretense

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pompous

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fragile

Question 25

Antonyms include aware, clearheaded, clarity, unfazed

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baffled

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arrogance

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furious

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fanatic

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