Question 1

adj. Happening every year.

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annual

Question 2

n. 1. A plant that lives for one year.

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annual

Question 3

n. 2. A book that comes out once a year.

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annual

Question 4

adj. Made by human beings and not by nature.

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artificial

Question 5

v. 1. To come or mix together into one.

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blend

Question 6

v. 2. To go together.

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blend.

Question 7

n. A mixture.

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blend

Question 8

v. 1. To make a round hole by drilling.

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bore

Question 9

v. 2. To tire by being dull and uninteresting.

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bore

Question 10

n. A dull and uninteresting person.

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bore

Question 11

adj. Dull and uninteresting.

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boring

Question 12

n. A state of being bored.

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boredom

Question 13

adj. Great; large.

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considerable

Question 14

adj. 1. Raw; in an unrefined state.

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crude

Question 15

adj. 2. Roughly made.

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crude

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adj. 3. ill-mannered.

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crude

Question 17

v. 1. To change from water into steam or vapor.

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evaporate

Question 18

v. 2. To disappear.

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evaporate

Question 19

n. The leaves of trees and other plants.

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foliage

Question 20

n. A long, deep cut.

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gash

Question 21

n. A color; especially a shade of color.

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hue

Question 22

v. To make or become larger; to add to.

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increase

Question 23

n. The amount by which something gets larger.

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increase

Question 24

v. To feed; to support or make grow.

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nourish

Question 25

n. Anything that feeds or helps to make grow.

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nouishment

Question 26

v. To make or have a change in.

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vary

Question 27

n. A change in form, position, or condition.

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variation

Question 28

n. 1. Eyesight.

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vision

Question 29

n. 2. Something seen in the mind, especially of the future.

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vision

Question 30

adj. Of or used in seeing.

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visual

Question 31

v. 1. To give up someone or something; to surrender.

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yield

Question 32

v. 2. To produce.

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yield

Question 33

n. The amount produced.

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yield

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