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During a debate, Mason tried to disparage his opponent's achievements. What does the word "disparage" mean?

• To praise highly

• To criticize or speak ill of

• To spread widely

• To conceal or fake

During a debate, David and Sophia presented arguments that were sharply differing, containing sharply contrasting elements. Which word best describes their arguments?

• Disparate

• Dispel

• Disperse

• Disseminate

David was asked to dispatch a package to the main office. What does "dispatch" mean in this context?

• To drive away

• To send off to accomplish a duty

• To scatter

• To conceal or fake

During a class discussion, Henry wanted to dispel a common myth. What does "dispel" mean?

• To scatter

• To drive away

• To conceal

• To spread widely

During a science experiment, Liam observed that adding heat to a liquid caused it to scatter. Which word means "to scatter, cause to scatter"?

• Dispel

• Disperse

• Disseminate

• Dissent

During a school debate, William argued that spreading false rumors about someone can lead to their disrepute. What is the meaning of "disrepute"?

• A state of being held in high regard

• A state of being held in low regard

• To conceal or fake

• To spread widely

During a class debate, Mason tried to dissemble his true feelings about the topic. What does "dissemble" mean?

• To spread widely

• To conceal or fake

• To drive away

• To scatter

During a class discussion, Isla asked which word means "to spread widely"?

• Dispel

• Disperse

• Disseminate

• Dissent

During a class debate, Ethan expressed his dissent on the topic. What does "dissent" mean?

• To agree

• To disagree

• To conceal

• To spread widely

During a science experiment, Ethan observed that the fog on the window started to dissipate. What does "dissipate" mean?

• To disappear, cause to disappear

• To drive away

• To scatter

• To conceal or fake