Cold Mountain Chap 6 7 Post Test
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A collection of pus in the body,usually surrounded by an inflamed area
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Abore
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Abscess
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Obsidian
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Alabaster
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This post-test titled 'cold mountain chap 6 7' assesses vocabulary related to general English usage. It evaluates understanding of terms like 'abscess', 'atone', and 'lethargic', crucial for effective communication and comprehension skills enhancement.
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Without energy
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Lethargic
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Lethal
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Liturgy
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Listerine
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A. LethargicExplanation
Lethargic means lacking energy or being sluggish. It is the most suitable word among the options provided because it directly relates to the phrase "without energy". Lethal means causing death, which is not related to the given phrase. Liturgy refers to a religious ceremony, and Listerine is a brand of mouthwash, both of which are unrelated to the concept of lacking energy. Therefore, lethargic is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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A small or temporary bed, or mattress stuffed with straw
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Pallet
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Pullet
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Pollet
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Pulpit
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A. PalletExplanation
A pallet is a small or temporary bed, typically made of wood, used for sleeping or resting. It is often stuffed with straw for added comfort. This type of bed is commonly used in rustic or temporary settings, such as camping or in some traditional cultures.Rate this question:
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To make reparation of a sin or misdeed, mistake or error
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Renig
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Untone
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Awash
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Atone
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A. AtoneExplanation
The word "atone" means to make reparation for a sin, misdeed, mistake, or error. It suggests that an individual is taking responsibility for their actions and attempting to make things right. This could involve making amends, seeking forgiveness, or making restitution. The other options, "renig," "untone," and "awash," do not have the same meaning or connotation as "atone."Rate this question:
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A person to whom one is engaged to be married
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Finance
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Betrothed
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Befuddled
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Bemused
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A. BetrothedExplanation
The term "betrothed" refers to a person to whom one is engaged to be married. In the context of finance, this term is not directly related. "Befuddled" means to be confused or perplexed, while "bemused" means to be puzzled or amused. Therefore, the correct answer is "betrothed" as it aligns with the definition provided.Rate this question:
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Not useful or wise to put into practice; not workable
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Imperfected
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Impudent
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Imprudented
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Impractical
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A. ImpracticalExplanation
The word "impractical" means something that is not useful or wise to put into practice, or not workable. It is the most suitable word among the options given, as the other words do not convey the same meaning. "Imperfected" means not made perfect, "impudent" means lacking respect, and "imprudented" is not a valid word. Therefore, "impractical" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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To cry out in a loud voice
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Bawd
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Brawl
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Bawl
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Ball
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A. BawlExplanation
The word "bawl" means to cry out in a loud voice. It is different from the other options provided. "Bawd" refers to a woman who runs a brothel, "brawl" means a noisy fight or argument, and "ball" can refer to a formal social gathering or a spherical object used in various sports. Therefore, "bawl" is the correct answer as it matches the given definition.Rate this question:
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An ornamental wall bracket for a candle or light
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Candleabra
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Candleolder
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Scone
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Sconce
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A. SconceExplanation
A sconce is an ornamental wall bracket that is used to hold a candle or a light. It is a decorative piece that is attached to a wall and provides lighting in a room. It is different from the other options provided as a candleabra is a branched candlestick holder, a candleolder is not a recognized term, and a scone is a type of baked good. Therefore, the correct answer is sconce.Rate this question:
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To become milder, more sympathetic, or more lenient
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Return
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Retrain
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Relent
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Refrain
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A. RelentExplanation
Relent means to become milder, more sympathetic, or more lenient. It implies a change in attitude or behavior towards a situation or person, showing a softer or more forgiving approach. This word is often used to describe someone who is initially strict or unyielding but then becomes more understanding or lenient.Rate this question:
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Of, pertaining to, or suitable for royalty; royal
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Regented
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Reguilled
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Redrift
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Regal
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A. RegalExplanation
The word "regal" means of, pertaining to, or suitable for royalty; royal. It is often used to describe something or someone that is majestic, elegant, and befitting of a king or queen. In this context, "regal" is the correct answer as it aligns with the definition provided. The other options, "regented," "reguilled," and "redrift," do not have the same meaning or association with royalty.Rate this question:
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Any of several fast-growing deciduous trees, such as the aspen or cottonwood
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Popular
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Poplar
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Polared
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Postit
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A. PoplarExplanation
The correct answer is "poplar." Poplar is a type of fast-growing deciduous tree, commonly known for its popularity. It is often used for its wood, which is widely used in construction and furniture making. The other options, such as "popular," "polared," and "postit," do not make sense in the context of the given information.Rate this question:
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To mark or score (a surface) with a sharp instrument, especially as a guide for later cutting or assembly
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Scorn
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Scribe
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Scrube
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Screde
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A. ScribeExplanation
The correct answer is "scribe." To scribe means to mark or score a surface with a sharp instrument, typically as a guide for later cutting or assembly. This term is commonly used in woodworking or construction to create precise lines or measurements. "Scorn," "scrube," and "screde" do not have the same meaning or association with marking or scoring a surface.Rate this question:
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To go over, along, or through; cover or cross
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Transitive
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Traverse
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Transverse
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Transcribe
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A. TraverseExplanation
The word "traverse" means to go over, along, or through; cover or cross. It is a transitive verb, which means it requires an object to complete its meaning. The other options - transverse and transcribe - do not accurately convey the meaning of going over or crossing. Therefore, "traverse" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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That which is known or believed about a subject, especially that transmitted by tradition, oral means, or obscure writing
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Lorn
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Learned
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Lore
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Lure
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A. LureExplanation
The word "lure" is the correct answer because it fits the definition given in the question. The definition states that it refers to "that which is known or believed about a subject," and "lure" can be seen as something that is known or believed to attract or tempt someone. The other options, "lorn," "learned," and "lore," do not accurately match the definition provided.Rate this question:
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