69. Which word matches both meanings? (awe, admiration) (ponder, think)
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heart
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rocket
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baam
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6. Which letter moves from carve to amble to make two new words? Keep the other letters in order.
r
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70. Which word matches BOTH meanings? (guess, approximate) (projection, calculation)
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21. Use the same letter-position rule to find the missing middle word: STAG [ARID] DIRE; RAGE [?] FLOW
GOLF
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77. Each digit represents a letter. Three words have codes in a different order; one code is missing. TREE, RAKE, MAST, MARE; codes: 0528, 8177, 1537. Find the word for 07589.
MEATY
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37. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (elementary, confused, school) (advantaged, uncomplicated, advanced)
elementary / advanced
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32. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (passion, apathy, belief) (empathy, enthusiasm, courage)
apathy / enthusiasm
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44. Which word pair hides a four-letter word across the space? The king returned to his regal activities.
regal activities
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61. Choose one word per gap to make matching relationships: Hay is to (bale, grass, bail) as prune is to (dried, sun-damaged, plum).
grass / plum
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33. Choose the most opposite pair, one word from each group: (sailor, merciless, victim) (remorseful, assailant, helper)
victim / assailant
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gift
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13. Which letter fills both gaps, ending the word before it and starting the word after it? stoo [?] educe; gri [?] rawl
d
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14. Which letter fills both gaps, ending the word before it and starting the word after it? hel [?] outh; chas [?] ango
