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“The agreement was merely a façade; the parties involved had no intention of actually signing it.” What does ‘façade’ mean?

A. A deception or outward show ✓
B. A legal document
C. A genuine promise
D. A verbal contract

A façade is an outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality.

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“The sun smiled down upon the golden fields.” This personification suggests:

A. It was raining
B. The weather was pleasant ✓
C. It was dark
D. It was very cold

The sun 'smiling' suggests a warm, happy, and pleasant day.

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Volatile describes something that is liable to change rapidly and unpredictably.

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The text says: 'Flight 402 departs at 10 AM'.

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“The car engine coughed and sputtered before finally dying.” This personification suggests:

A. The car was running well
B. The car was struggling to start ✓
C. The car was very new
D. The car was silent

The verbs 'coughed' and 'sputtered' attribute human-like signs of distress to the car, indicating it was failing.

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“His vitriolic criticism of the project alienated his colleagues.” What does ‘vitriolic’ mean?

A. Gentle
B. Harsh and angry ✓
C. Helpful
D. Constructive

Vitriolic describes criticism that is filled with bitter, hateful, or angry words.

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“The silence in the room was heavy, almost suffocating.” This creates a mood of:

A. Excitement
B. Tense expectation ✓
C. Joy
D. Confusion

Describing silence as 'heavy' and 'suffocating' creates a tense, uncomfortable, and expectant mood.

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The instructions say not to open it for the first twenty minutes, implying you can open it after that.

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Bit at his skin' is a tactile sensation, appealing to the sense of touch.

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Incontrovertible means not able to be denied or disputed; it is absolute fact.

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“The runner’s legs were leaden after the first ten miles.” This metaphor suggests:

A. He was fast
B. His legs felt heavy ✓
C. He was running on lead
D. He was wearing heavy shoes

Leaden' implies heavy and difficult to move, describing the sensation of fatigue in his legs.

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The passage states: 'On Thursdays, it closes at 5 PM.'

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A 'guardian' protects, so the metaphor suggests the mountain 'protects' the valley.

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Disdain is the feeling that someone or something is unworthy of one's consideration or respect, which is contempt.

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“The clock ticked with the rhythmic precision of a heartbeat.” This uses a simile to show:

A. The clock is broken
B. The clock is regular and steady ✓
C. The clock is very loud
D. The clock is old

Comparing the clock to a heartbeat using 'as/like' (implied/stated) suggests the steady, rhythmic nature of the ticking.

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The passage confirms: 'By 1950, they shifted to calculators.'

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Meteoric growth is rapid, sudden, and dramatic, often compared to the speed of a falling star or meteor.

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Fragrance' directly relates to the sense of smell.

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Callous means showing an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.

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