CASAS Test 187~188R Level D
Containing Question And Answer
solicit - Answer to ask for; to seek; to extract; to beg; to tempt or lure
vend - Answer (v)to sell
prohibit - Answer (v)To stop one from doing something; prevent
engage - Answer attract; hire; pledge oneself; confront
"Your case has engaged my interest, my lord," said Holmes, "You many engage my
services."
childbearing - Answer the process of giving birth to children, childbearing age (being
old enough to give birth to a child)
double jeopardy - Answer Being tried twice for the same crime. This is prevented by
the 5th Amendment
obligation - Answer a duty or commitment or responsibility
occupancy - Answer acquisition of title by taking possession of personal property that
belongs to no one else
habitability - Answer A property that is suitable for living in or on.
imply - Answer (v)To express indirectly
defect - Answer an imperfection, flaw, or blemish of some kind
violate - Answer (v)to break a law or a promise, to treat in an improper or disrespectful
way.
disregard - Answer Verb: to ignore; to pay no attention to;
Noun: lack of proper attention or respect
sanitary - Answer (adj) Relating to cleanliness and health
vacate - Answer leave (a place that one previously occupied).
premises - Answer (n) the land and the buildings that are on it
courteous - Answer (adj) polite and gracious; considerate toward others; well-
mannered
offset - Answer (v) to balance, counteract or compensate for
, CASAS Test 187~188R Level D
Containing Question And Answer
project - Answer (v) to calculate an amount or number expected in the future from
information already known
controversy - Answer (n) A disagreement among many people.
run-of-the-mill - Answer (adj) average, ordinary
distinguished - Answer (adj) successful, authoritative, and commanding great respect.
Dust Bowl - Answer (n) A drought in the 1930s that turned the Great Planes very dry.
criteria - Answer (n.) standards by which something is judged
nominate - Answer (v) To select candidates to run for public office
fatigue - Answer (n) Extreme tiredness, exhaustion
respiratory - Answer (adj) relating to breathing
blatant - Answer (adj) obvious
merchant - Answer (n) A person who buys and sells goods to make a living
muscle - Answer (n) tissue composed of fibers that can contract, causing movement of
an organ or part of the body
mainstream - Answer (adj) belonging to a widely accepted group
exposure - Answer to come in contact with
prompt - Answer to encourage; to urge into action; motivate
strainer - Answer (n) wire mesh container that is used to strain liquids away from solid
ingredients or to separate and aerate dry ingredients like flour and powdered sugar
submerge - Answer (v) to push under the surface of the water
solvent - Answer (n) A liquid substance capable of dissolving other substances
resurface - Answer (v) to appear again after being lost or missing
compensation - Answer (n) the payment employees receive in return for their labor
obtain - Answer (v) to get something
Containing Question And Answer
solicit - Answer to ask for; to seek; to extract; to beg; to tempt or lure
vend - Answer (v)to sell
prohibit - Answer (v)To stop one from doing something; prevent
engage - Answer attract; hire; pledge oneself; confront
"Your case has engaged my interest, my lord," said Holmes, "You many engage my
services."
childbearing - Answer the process of giving birth to children, childbearing age (being
old enough to give birth to a child)
double jeopardy - Answer Being tried twice for the same crime. This is prevented by
the 5th Amendment
obligation - Answer a duty or commitment or responsibility
occupancy - Answer acquisition of title by taking possession of personal property that
belongs to no one else
habitability - Answer A property that is suitable for living in or on.
imply - Answer (v)To express indirectly
defect - Answer an imperfection, flaw, or blemish of some kind
violate - Answer (v)to break a law or a promise, to treat in an improper or disrespectful
way.
disregard - Answer Verb: to ignore; to pay no attention to;
Noun: lack of proper attention or respect
sanitary - Answer (adj) Relating to cleanliness and health
vacate - Answer leave (a place that one previously occupied).
premises - Answer (n) the land and the buildings that are on it
courteous - Answer (adj) polite and gracious; considerate toward others; well-
mannered
offset - Answer (v) to balance, counteract or compensate for
, CASAS Test 187~188R Level D
Containing Question And Answer
project - Answer (v) to calculate an amount or number expected in the future from
information already known
controversy - Answer (n) A disagreement among many people.
run-of-the-mill - Answer (adj) average, ordinary
distinguished - Answer (adj) successful, authoritative, and commanding great respect.
Dust Bowl - Answer (n) A drought in the 1930s that turned the Great Planes very dry.
criteria - Answer (n.) standards by which something is judged
nominate - Answer (v) To select candidates to run for public office
fatigue - Answer (n) Extreme tiredness, exhaustion
respiratory - Answer (adj) relating to breathing
blatant - Answer (adj) obvious
merchant - Answer (n) A person who buys and sells goods to make a living
muscle - Answer (n) tissue composed of fibers that can contract, causing movement of
an organ or part of the body
mainstream - Answer (adj) belonging to a widely accepted group
exposure - Answer to come in contact with
prompt - Answer to encourage; to urge into action; motivate
strainer - Answer (n) wire mesh container that is used to strain liquids away from solid
ingredients or to separate and aerate dry ingredients like flour and powdered sugar
submerge - Answer (v) to push under the surface of the water
solvent - Answer (n) A liquid substance capable of dissolving other substances
resurface - Answer (v) to appear again after being lost or missing
compensation - Answer (n) the payment employees receive in return for their labor
obtain - Answer (v) to get something
