10.2.3 review

What does the word "diminutive" mean?

• Extremely large

• Very small

• Moderately loud

• Highly detailed

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Choose the sentence where "rankle" is used correctly.

• She decided to rankle her coffee with sugar and cream.

• His dismissive comments began to rankle her.

• They rankled down the street in their new car.

• She rankled her hair with a new ribbon.

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What does it mean if someone is described as "cantankerous"?

• They are extremely helpful and kind.

• They are often irritable and difficult to get along with.

• They are very quiet and reserved.

• They are always joyful and cheerful.

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Which of the following best describes a "ramshackle" structure?

• Neatly organized and sturdy

• Newly built and modern

• Falling apart and poorly maintained

• Large and imposing

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In what context might someone "snicker"?

• During a serious meeting

• When they are deeply offended

• When something amusing happens quietly

• While giving a formal speech

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What does "qualms" refer to?

• Types of birds

• Feelings of doubt or uncertainty

• A style of painting

• A kind of dance move

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If someone is said to "skulk," what are they doing?

• Avoiding responsibilities

• Speaking loudly to gain attention

• Dancing elegantly

• Eating quickly

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What does "volition" refer to?

• A type of ancient sculpture

• The act of making a conscious choice or decision

• A method of cooking

• A historical period

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What does it mean to "glean" information?

• To ignore it completely

• To gather it slowly and carefully

• To forget it quickly

• To share it loudly

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What does "oblivious" mean?

• Being fully aware of one's surroundings

• Lacking memory of a specific event

• Unaware or not conscious of what is happening around

• Extremely attentive to details

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