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  • Which would you need to see an amoeba?
    A microscope
    A kaleidoscope
    A telescope
    A stethoscope
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  • Contingency means
    the act of misleading
    Give concrete form to the abstract
    active self-restraint
    a possible result, plan, event ( plan b)
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  • Which word best describes gauntlet
    challenge
    withdrawal
    fantasy
    recollection
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  • To throw down the gauntlet means to offer a
    a surrender
    a truce
    a cash prize
    challenge
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  • If I am ecstatic then I am
    sad
    rapturous ( full of joy)
    objective
    mature
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  • divination means
    testimonial
    counsel
    prophecy or prophesy
    discussion
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  • divination refers to the
    past
    future
    present
    none of these
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  • a tough, shiny, flexible plastic is called
    vinyl
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  • True or false: vinyl is found in records, raincoats, toys, water bottles, boots, pipes.
    True
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  • circumnavigate means to
    travel completely around something
    use up completely
    Separate completely from it's boundaries
    remove completely an important part
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  • If you want to go around something that is to difficult to go through then you
    circumnavigate it
    trinagularnavigate it
    squarenavigate it
    rectangularnavigate it
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  • If I create a scheme then I
    take a risk
    becomes lazy
    devise a system or a plan
    arouse feelings of excitement
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  • What is a mantra?
    motivating phrase or chant
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  • If your teacher assigned a quatrain, what would you do?
    start writing a poem
    start to draw a picture
    study a famous battle
    conduct an experiment
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  • A contingency plan is that which is dependent on something else. True or False
    True
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  • Someone who is gregarious is someone who
    is always disobedient
    enjoys the company of others
    likes to be in charge
    is is often in a burry
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