• The consequences were unexpected
o A.
Gifts
o B.
Compliments
o C.
Results
o D.
Visitors
• ANS; C.
Results
• Explanation
The word "consequences" suggests that there was an action or event that led to certain outcom
"unexpected" indicates that these outcomes were not anticipated. Therefore, the most logical
given choices would be "results," as it refers to the outcomes or consequences of something ha
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• 2.
Abliterate most likely means
o A.
Build
o B.
Construct
o C.
Destroy
o D.
Fill with water
ANS;
C. Destroy
Explanation
The word "abliterate" is a combination of "ab-" which means "away" or "off" and "literate" which
read or write." When we break down the word, it suggests the action of removing or erasing the
, write. In a broader sense, "abliterate" means to completely destroy or eliminate something, often to
longer exists or can be recognized. Therefore, the ANS; is "destroy."
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• 3.
Unison most likely means
o A.
Together
o B.
Apart
o C.
Individually
o D.
Character
ANS;
A. Together
Explanation
Unison most likely means "together" because it is commonly used to describe a situation whe
things are acting or moving in complete harmony or synchronization. It implies a sense of unit
among the individuals or elements involved.
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• 4.
Novice most likely means
o A.
Experienced
o B.
Professional
o C.
Boxer
o D.
Amateur
ANS; D.
Amateur
Explanation
Novice most likely means amateur because a novice refers to someone who is new or inexperienc
particular field or activity. In the context of boxing, a novice would typically be someone who is just s
not yet gained much experience or skill. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that novice is synonym
this case.
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• 5.
Turmoil most nearly means:
o A.
Confusion
, o B.
Calm
o C.
Orderly
o D.
Doctor
ANS;
A. Confusion
Explanation
Turmoil refers to a state of confusion, chaos, or disorder. It is the opposite of calm and orderly
to the meaning of turmoil. Therefore, the ANS; is confusion.
.:
• 6.
Wary most nearly means:
o A.
Cautious
o B.
Naval
o C.
Cold
o D.
Tired
ANS; A.
Cautious
Explanation
The word "wary" is used to describe someone who is cautious, careful, or on guard. It implies bei
o A.
Gifts
o B.
Compliments
o C.
Results
o D.
Visitors
• ANS; C.
Results
• Explanation
The word "consequences" suggests that there was an action or event that led to certain outcom
"unexpected" indicates that these outcomes were not anticipated. Therefore, the most logical
given choices would be "results," as it refers to the outcomes or consequences of something ha
• .:
• 2.
Abliterate most likely means
o A.
Build
o B.
Construct
o C.
Destroy
o D.
Fill with water
ANS;
C. Destroy
Explanation
The word "abliterate" is a combination of "ab-" which means "away" or "off" and "literate" which
read or write." When we break down the word, it suggests the action of removing or erasing the
, write. In a broader sense, "abliterate" means to completely destroy or eliminate something, often to
longer exists or can be recognized. Therefore, the ANS; is "destroy."
.:
• 3.
Unison most likely means
o A.
Together
o B.
Apart
o C.
Individually
o D.
Character
ANS;
A. Together
Explanation
Unison most likely means "together" because it is commonly used to describe a situation whe
things are acting or moving in complete harmony or synchronization. It implies a sense of unit
among the individuals or elements involved.
.:
• 4.
Novice most likely means
o A.
Experienced
o B.
Professional
o C.
Boxer
o D.
Amateur
ANS; D.
Amateur
Explanation
Novice most likely means amateur because a novice refers to someone who is new or inexperienc
particular field or activity. In the context of boxing, a novice would typically be someone who is just s
not yet gained much experience or skill. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that novice is synonym
this case.
.:
• 5.
Turmoil most nearly means:
o A.
Confusion
, o B.
Calm
o C.
Orderly
o D.
Doctor
ANS;
A. Confusion
Explanation
Turmoil refers to a state of confusion, chaos, or disorder. It is the opposite of calm and orderly
to the meaning of turmoil. Therefore, the ANS; is confusion.
.:
• 6.
Wary most nearly means:
o A.
Cautious
o B.
Naval
o C.
Cold
o D.
Tired
ANS; A.
Cautious
Explanation
The word "wary" is used to describe someone who is cautious, careful, or on guard. It implies bei
