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  • The teacher commended the student for her hard work and dedication on the project. What does commend mean?
    To praise or express approval of someone or something
    To ignore
    To criticize
    To misunderstand
  • The team was jubilant after winning the championship, celebrating with cheers and high-fives. What does jubilant mean?
    feeling disappointed
    being calm or relaxed
    showing anger or frustration
    feeling great joy
  • The towering presence of the guard seemed to intimidate the crowd, making them hesitant to approach. What does intimidate mean?
    to encourage someone
    to frighten
    to admire someone
    to ignore someone
  • She is a competent manager who effectively leads her team and handles challenges well. What does competent mean?
    Being unsuccessful
    Being careless
    Having the ability, knowledge, or skill to do something
    Lacking skill
  • Her voice began to falter as she remembered the emotional story. What does falter mean?
    to succeed with confidence
    to strengthen
    to hesitate or lose strength or momentum
    to move quickly and smoothly
  • Years of heavy rain began to erode the riverbank, causing parts of it to collapse. What does erode mean?
    to build up or strengthen
    to polish or make smooth
    to suddenly break apart
    to wear away slowly
  • The bakery was filled with the luscious aroma of freshly baked pastries. What does luscious mean?
    unappealing
    fluffy
    flavorless
    delicious
  • Despite the challenges, she remained steadfast in her commitment to the cause. What does steadfast mean?
    not caring one way or another
    firm and unchanging
    easily influenced
    quick to give up
  • Filing paperwork all day felt like pure drudgery, but she pushed through to finish the task. What does drudgery mean?
    A fun activity
    A pile of mud
    A fun adventure
    Hard or dull work
  • His rude comment was likely to offend anyone who overheard it. What does offend mean?
    to apologize
    to cause someone to feel hurt or angry
    to entertain
    to compliment someone
  • She tends to hoard old magazines, filling her attic with stacks that she rarely looks through. What does hoard mean?
    a stored supply, often hidden
    to give away
    to organize
    to collect for fun
  • He handled the criticism with tact, addressing the issues respectfully and calmly. What does tact mean?
    ability to deal with issues without causing offense
    being impatient
    ignoring social cues
    not caring how other people feel
  • He proposed to her on one knee at sunset on the beach, which felt a bit like a cliché. What does cliché mean?
    something that is very unique
    a dish that originates from France
    a new idea
    an overused phrase or idea that has lost its originality
  • His story sounded convincing, but it was all part of a carefully planned deception. What does deception mean?
    Being honest
    the act of misleading or tricking someone
    Loyalty
    An accident
  • She had to retrieve her phone from the lost-and-found after leaving it in the cafeteria. What does retrieve mean?
    to get back; recover
    to lose permanently
    to ignore something
    to break something