Word Wisdom Review Quiz #1
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Mute
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To be silent
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To use sign language
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To answer politely
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To shake your head
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Fluent
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Flowers
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Flapping
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Flowing
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Flanking
Correct Answer
A. Flowing -
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Response
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Answer
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Wordy
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To say
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To end
Correct Answer
A. Answer -
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Verbose
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To use verbs
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Happily
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Wordy
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Angrily
Correct Answer
A. Wordy -
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Exaggerate
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To overstate
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To give
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To limit yourself
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To take away extra information
Correct Answer
A. To overstate -
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Volume
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To hear
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Loudness
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To answer
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To be informal or conversational
Correct Answer
A. Loudness -
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Audio
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Having to do with sound
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A response to the volume
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To have a stereo
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To listen to a radio
Correct Answer
A. Having to do with sound -
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Provoke
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To be afraid of something
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To cause anger or strong feeling
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To cause someone to be happy
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To be for a specific cause
Correct Answer
A. To cause anger or strong feeling -
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Persuasive
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Convincing
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Making no sound
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Informal or conversational
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Clear pronounciation
Correct Answer
A. Convincing -
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Oration
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To speak
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To understand
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A formal speech on a special occasion
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A special ceremony about communities
Correct Answer
A. A formal speech on a special occasion -
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Auditory
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Loudness
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Having to do with the sense of hearing
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To listen to audio
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To speak about sound
Correct Answer
A. Having to do with the sense of hearing -
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Convocation
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A gathering
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A convoy
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To cancel out
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To seem interested in a continent
Correct Answer
A. A gathering -
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Lucid
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To be heard
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Common
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To have a lump in your throat
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Clear
Correct Answer
A. Clear -
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Audible
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No sound
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To speak
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Able to be heard
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To say
Correct Answer
A. Able to be heard -
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Resound
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To ring out or echo loudly
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To be heard
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To listen
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To overstate
Correct Answer
A. To ring out or echo loudly -
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Vocation
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A calling for a particular kind of work
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To be asked about a situation
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To understand the content
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To cite textual evidence
Correct Answer
A. A calling for a particular kind of work -
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Verbalize
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To express
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To give a chance
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To use verbs
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Wordy
Correct Answer
A. To express -
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Eloquent
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Answer
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Convincing
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Well spoken
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A formal speech
Correct Answer
A. Well spoken -
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Revoke
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To cause or stir up
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Clear pronounciation
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To say quietly
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To cancel or put to an end
Correct Answer
A. To cancel or put to an end -
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Advocate
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Level of noise
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One who works for a cause
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Able to be heard
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A formal conversation
Correct Answer
A. One who works for a cause -
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Utter
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To whisper
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To shout
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To enlighten
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To say
Correct Answer
A. To say -
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Discourse
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A formal way to speak
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A road
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To listen to a friend
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A conversation
Correct Answer
A. A conversation -
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Refrain
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Firmness
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To request
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To say
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The chorus of a song
Correct Answer
A. The chorus of a song -
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Invoke
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To ask
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To explain an answer
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To call upon for help or protection
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To create a mental response
Correct Answer
A. To call upon for help or protection -
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Audition
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To hear a sound
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An audience at a game
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A tryout
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To be heard
Correct Answer
A. A tryout -
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Colloquial
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To be clear and precise
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To say in an interesting way
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To speak in a broad manner
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Informal or conversational
Correct Answer
A. Informal or conversational -
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Evoke
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To make angry or upset
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To have a feeling of sorrow
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To have a feeling of remorse
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To create a mental response
Correct Answer
A. To create a mental response -
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Renounce
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To return
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To reject
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To relive
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To restate
Correct Answer
A. To reject -
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Inquire
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To seek
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To ask
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To find
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To be interested
Correct Answer
A. To ask -
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Elocution
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Moving or powerful
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A long speech
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To say in another language
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A public speaking that emphasizes good delivery and gestures
Correct Answer
A. A public speaking that emphasizes good delivery and gestures -
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