Question 1

(v) 1. To be able to pay for.

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afford

Question 2

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2. To be able to do.

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3. To give; to provide.

Question 4

(v) 1. To talk with too much pride in oneself or in what one owns or has done; to brag.

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boast

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2. To have and to take a proper pride in having.

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(n) An act of boasting.

Question 7

(n) Three or more notes of music played together.

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chord

Question 8

(adj) Unusually good.

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exceptional

Question 9

(adj) Lucky.

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fortunate

Question 10

(n) 1. An edge made of short lengths of material such as thread, used to decorate clothes, curtains, etc.

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fringe

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2. An outside edge.

Question 12

(adj) 1. Plain and simple.

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humble

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2. Not proud; modest.

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(v) To bring down to defeat.

Question 15

(n) A field of grass or wildflowers.

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meadow

Question 16

(adj) Filled with sorrow; very sad.

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melancholy

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(n) A state of sadness.

Question 18

(adj) Not willing to give in; stubborn.

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obstinate

Question 19

(v) 1. To ask for something that is felt to be very important; to beg.

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plead

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2. To respond to a charge by a court of law.

Question 21

(v) 1. To throw oneself into.

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plunge

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2. To push or force quickly.

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3. To drop sharply.

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(n) A sudden dive or fall.

Question 25

(v) To become less strict.

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relent

Question 26

(v) 1. To give to someone to look over or decide about.

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submit

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2. To give in to someone or something.

Question 28

(v) To walk slowly and heavily, as though with great effort.

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trudge

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