6 EXTRA (WORD KNOWLEDGE)

Most nearly means "ambiguous" in the sentence: "The instructions were so unclear that they led to confusion among the students."

• precise

• unclear

• simple

• detailed

Most nearly means "meticulous" in the sentence: "Her attention to detail was meticulous, and she never missed a small error."

• careless

• thorough

• rushed

• lazy

Most nearly means "concise" in the sentence: "His explanation was concise and easy to understand."

• lengthy

• wordy

• clear

• brief

Most nearly means "candid" in the sentence: "She gave a candid assessment of the project’s shortcomings."

• vague

• truthful

• evasive

• diplomatic

Most nearly means "capricious" in the sentence: "The weather has been capricious lately, changing from sunny to stormy in an instant."

• predictable

• erratic

• steady

• mild

Most nearly means "relinquish" in the sentence: "After much consideration, he decided to relinquish control of the project."

• retain

• give up

• take over

• ignore

Most nearly means "elusive" in the sentence: "The solution to the problem was elusive, despite many attempts to find it."

• clear

• evasive

• obvious

• easy

Most nearly means "pragmatic" in the sentence: "Her pragmatic approach to problem-solving often led to practical solutions."

• idealistic

• realistic

• theoretical

• impractical

Most nearly means "pervasive" in the sentence: "The smell of fresh bread was pervasive throughout the house."

• faint

• strong

• rare

• limited

Most nearly means "ambivalent" in the sentence: "He felt ambivalent about the decision, unsure whether it was the right choice."

• enthusiastic

• uncertain

• decisive

• confident