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![This type of architecture, shown above, is closely associated with the Deep South, especially before the American Civil War:]()
1. This type of architecture, shown above, is closely associated with the Deep South, especially before the American Civil War:
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![The term "auspicious" is defined as:]()
2. The term "auspicious" is defined as:
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![To seem "churlish" is to be:]()
3. To seem "churlish" is to be:
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![This type of tree sheds its leaves:]()
4. This type of tree sheds its leaves:
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!["Equinox" is a term to describe:]()
5. "Equinox" is a term to describe:
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![To talk "fatuously" means to speak:]()
6. To talk "fatuously" means to speak:
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![Brad's attitude was exceedingly "hubristic":]()
7. Brad's attitude was exceedingly "hubristic":
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![The term "jejune" is an adjective that means:]()
8. The term "jejune" is an adjective that means:
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![FILL IN THE BLANK: Kelly refused to ______ her boss, and it unfairly cost her the promotion.]()
9. FILL IN THE BLANK: Kelly refused to ______ her boss, and it unfairly cost her the promotion.
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![A "lexicon" is a reference book that contains an alphabetical list of:]()
10. A "lexicon" is a reference book that contains an alphabetical list of:
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![A "ziggurat" is:]()
11. A "ziggurat" is:
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![The synonym that most closely describes a "yeoman" is:]()
12. The synonym that most closely describes a "yeoman" is:
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![A "xenophobe" is:]()
13. A "xenophobe" is:
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![The synonym more closely associated with the adjective "vehement" is:]()
14. The synonym more closely associated with the adjective "vehement" is:
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![To "usurp" something means to:]()
15. To "usurp" something means to:
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![The term "taxonomy" is:]()
16. The term "taxonomy" is:
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!["Tautology" means:]()
17. "Tautology" means:
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![To talk to oneself is an act of:]()
18. To talk to oneself is an act of:
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![If a person is described as being "sanguine" they are:]()
19. If a person is described as being "sanguine" they are:
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![To "recapitulate" means to:]()
20. To "recapitulate" means to:
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![Someone might describe their commute to work as:]()
21. Someone might describe their commute to work as:
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![A rock climber might describe a slope as this:]()
22. A rock climber might describe a slope as this:
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![A journalist must be careful not to do this:]()
23. A journalist must be careful not to do this:
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!["Pecuniary" means of, or relating to:]()
24. "Pecuniary" means of, or relating to:
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![This type of political system is "governed by the few":]()
25. This type of political system is "governed by the few":
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![Some people attempt to advance their careers by acting:]()
26. Some people attempt to advance their careers by acting:
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![The street's "nomenclature" was decided by a committee vote:]()
27. The street's "nomenclature" was decided by a committee vote:
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![The word "moiety" means:]()
28. The word "moiety" means:
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![This process involves a cell dividing into two smaller cells:]()
29. This process involves a cell dividing into two smaller cells:
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![Caterpillars go through this kind of change in order to become butterflies:]()
30. Caterpillars go through this kind of change in order to become butterflies:
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![Adam thought that Erin was particularly "loquacious" when she spoke. He thought she was:]()
31. Adam thought that Erin was particularly "loquacious" when she spoke. He thought she was:
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![A person who is "inclined to start quarrels" is:]()
32. A person who is "inclined to start quarrels" is:
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![Some politicians use this to win votes:]()
33. Some politicians use this to win votes:
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![A euphemism is a form of this kind of language:]()
34. A euphemism is a form of this kind of language:
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![The synonym most closely associated with the word "enervate" is:]()
35. The synonym most closely associated with the word "enervate" is:
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!["Enfranchise" means to:]()
36. "Enfranchise" means to:
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![If a person experiences an "epiphany," then they've had an:]()
37. If a person experiences an "epiphany," then they've had an:
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![Fog might be described as this:]()
38. Fog might be described as this:
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![A person who likes to joke or jest might be described as:]()
39. A person who likes to joke or jest might be described as:
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![Some politicians utilize this speech tactic:]()
40. Some politicians utilize this speech tactic:
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