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Its opposite is laziness. ESloth, choice D, means laziness. 0004E159TORNATE1trite}2uncertain3infinite4feasible5unadornedESomething ornate is elaboratelyEdecorated. Its opposite is plain.EUnador}ned is the right answer.0005A211TWARY1careless2livid3delirious4adroit5independentE}A strategy for solving antonym Eproblems is: 1. define the key word E(wary means cautious); 2. state itsEoppos}ite (careless); 3. find itsEopposite (choice A).0006C156TPRODIGAL1obese2vengeful3prudent4}economical5impulsiveEProdigal means wasteful. AlthoughEeconomical seems to fit, prudent isEthe best choice here.}0007D164TREQUISITE1radical2commercial3excessive4extrinsic5propheticERequisite means ne}cessary or needed. EIts opposite is unnecessary. ExtrinsicEfits best here.0008E129THACKNE}YED1vacant2dilatory3torrential4trustworthy5novelESomething hackneyed is commonplace.ENovel, from the Latin 'nov}us,' meansEnew.0009D166TSTOLID1thrifty2sublime3insatiable4emotional5licitEBe car}eful to read this one correctly.EStolid means unexcitable. Its oppositeEis excitable or emotional.}0010C172TMISANTHROPE1omnivore2podiatrist3philanthropist4aesthete5pedant EA misanthrope hates people. To f}indEits opposite, choose philanthropist,Eone who expresses good will to others.0011D212TAN}IMOSITY1reliability2arrogance3deceit4amity 5accelerationEOne strategy for this kind of problemEis: 1. define th}e key word (animosityEmeans hostility); 2. state itsEopposite (friendship); 3. find theEbest choice (D).}0012E121TABHOR1demolish2stimulate3disconcert4forsake5admireEThe key word means to hate. Here,Eadmir}B'DOS SYSB-AUTORUN SYSB0TESTER Bg5PROGV BCTRLFILE B#V1 B&V2 B$V3 B%V4 B$@V5 B/dV6 B HELLO BINITCTRL B/V7 e is its opposite.0013A156TGENERATE1dispel2evade3accumulate4signify5nurture EOne} meaning of generate is to produce.EIts opposite would be to do away with.EThe best choice here is dispel.}0014C156TFRUGAL1ceremonial2amorous3extravagant4recurrent5vigorousEOne who is frugal is economical}. TheEopposite of this would be wasteful orEextravagant.0015A177TBLATANT1subtle2staunc}h3fragrant4squeamish5insipidEUse this strategy: 1. define the keyEword (blatant means obvious); 2. stateEits oppo}site (subtle); 3. find itsEopposite (choice A).0016E143TDISCURSIVE1languid2truncated3tre}acherous4noble5succinctEDiscursive means rambling. Its op- Eposite would be short or precise. ESuccinct fits here.}0017D115TPLEBEIAN1meticulous2candid3advantageous4aristocratic5discreetEThe opposite} of plebeian (lower-class)Eis aristocratic.0018E165TINCREDULOUS1placid2spontaneous3d}ifficult4contrite5gullibleEOne who is incredulous is highlyEskeptical. A gullible person wouldEbe easily fooled or }naive.0019D152TJOCULAR1eminent2frail3fortuitous4solemn5feignedEThe key word jocula}r means jolly. ItsEopposite would be very serious. SolemnEfits best here.0020E182TPHLEGMAT}IC1banal2illicit3interminable4taciturn5vivaciousEA phlegmatic person is slow and quiet.EAn expressive, outgoing} person wouldEbe the opposite. Vivacious fits best.Remember that antonym problems are EsolvedP0021C219TCONSECRATE1constrict2discourage3desecrate4eliminate5solidifyEA strategy for solving this typeEof }problem is: 1. define key wordE(consecrate means make holy);E2. state its opposite (profane);E3. find its opposite (des}ecrate).0022D179TCONVENTIONAL1nominal2inferior3surly4extraordinary5profuseESomething c}onventional is ordinary.EIts opposite would be somethingEunusual. Extraordinary is the bestEchoice.}0023A162TREVIVE1expire2ameliorate3assist4hoard5affirmEThe best choice here is expire (toEdie). It is t}he closest match forEthe opposite of revive (bring back Eor raise again).0024E186TDESCENDANT}1monarch2visionary3jaded4relative5ancestorECareful here. Don't read the word asEdecadent. Descendant means one }whoEcomes after, as in a family line. ItsEopposite would be choice E.0025C176TDISCARD1wave}r2bluff3retain4edit5cringeEUse this strategy: 1. define the keyEword (discard means throw away);E2. state its o}pposite (keep); 3. findEits opposite (retain means keep).0026B148TRETARD1esteem2accelerate}3encroach4assume5fritterERead carefully. To retard is to slowEdown. Its antonym would mean speed up.EAccelerate m}eans speed up.0027B164TSENSUAL1miserable2spiritual3prominent4insatiable5syntheticE}The opposite of sensual (pertainingEto the senses) would be spiritual. OfEthe choices it is the best answer.}0028A231TPROVISIONAL1eternal2torrential3sedentary4prolonged5colonialEUse this strategy: 1. defi}ne key wordE(provisional means temporary orEsubject to change); 2. state its Eopposite (permanent); 3. find its E}opposite (eternal means forever).0029C170TPUNGENT1crisp2superfluous3insipid4wretched5lad}enEA pungent thing is sharp in flavor orEsmell. Its antonym would be mild orEbland . Something insipid is bland.}0030A168TCONTEMPTUOUS1laudable2implacable3transform4parasitic5browseEOf the choices, the }opposite ofEcontemptuous (not worthy of respect)Eis laudable (praiseworthy).0031B200TEMPIR}ICAL1vestigial2theoretical3relentless4indelible5reproachfulESomething empirical is derived fromEobservation. It}s antonym would beEunobservable. A theoretical thingEis usually not able to be observed.0032D1}43TROUSE1garner2salvage3transform4quell5brioEThe key word (rouse) means to excite.EIts opposite would be to c}alm. QuellEmeans to calm.0033C186TIGNORAMUS1philanthropist2reverent3sage4mediator5}scoundrelEDefine the key word: Ignoramus meansEa stupid person. State its opposite:Ea wise person. Find its opposite: A}Esage is a wise person.0034C192TAPOCALYPSE1prosperity2armistice3concealment4denouement}5commemorationEThe opposite of apocalypse (revela- Etion) is concealment (hidden from Eview). Denouement is the out}come of a Eplay or novel.0035C224TDERANGED1precise2spartan3lucid4contemplative5comme}morationEUse this method to solve this kind ofEquestion: 1. define the word (derangedEmeans insane); 2. state its oppos}iteE(sane, clear); 3. find its oppositeE(lucid means clear).0036E165TOBSEQUIOUS1depraved2v}icarious3expository4interminable5insolentEObsequious means fawning. Its oppositeEis arrogant. Someone who is insole}nt Eis arrogant.0037B172TTACITURN1hackneyed2garrulous3august4veracious5resplenden}tEUse this strategy: taciturn meansEunspeaking; its opposite is talkative;Egarrulous means talkative or loqua- Ecio}us.0038E153TOPTION1coalition2opposition3insignificance4action5necessityEAn option is} a choice. Its oppositeEwould be a necessity. Choice E is theEanswer.0039C198TDEPENDENT1}bizarre2salutatory3unconditional4resplendent5perpetualEThe opposite of dependent (determinedEby something else) i}s without limita-Etions. The best choice is uncondi- Etional.0040B186TMANIPULATE1interp}ret2bungle3produce4repeat5renovateEUse this strategy: 1. a meaning ofEmanipulate is handle skillfully; E2. its }opposite is to handle ineptly;E3. bungle means to act ineptly.]rategy for solving this typeEof [0041C194THYPOTHETICAL1sensible 2constitutional3proven4feasible5spontaneousEUse this strategy: 1. define the }wordE(hypothetical means supposed);E2. state its opposite (certain);E3. find its opposite (proven).}0042A151TASSUME1doubt2synthesize3condone4ratify5condescendEAssume means take for granted. ItsEantonym }would be to question. DoubtEmeans to question.0043D186TUNREALIZED1rectified2related3pa}rdoned4accomplished5mortifiedESomething unrealized has not been Edone. Its opposite would be completed.EHere, a}ccomplished means completed.0044B161TIMPULSIVE1greedy 2planned3allocated4specific5or}dinaryETo act impulsively is to act withoutEthought. Planned actions require Ethought beforehand.}0045C182TAWAKEN1discover2realize 3lull4radiate5reactivateEAnswer like this: What is the Em}eaning of awaken? (rouse). What Eis its opposite? (put to sleep). EWhich choice fits? (lull).}0046A170TSUBCONSCIOUS1known 2extant3preconceived4hyperactive5intelligentEKnowing that conscious means} awareEand that 'sub' means beneath, youEshould be able to choose answer A.0047C177TSATE1}recline2perceive3empty4improve5controlEA strategy to solve this: 1. defineEsate (satisfy); 2. state its opposite}E(not satisfied); 3. find its oppositeE(here, empty is closest).0048C143TSYMMETRICAL1alter}ed2distilled3unbalanced4elongated5inanimateESomething symmetrical is in balance.EIts antonym would be unbalanced.}0049B156TPROPHETIC1egotistical2shortsighted 3emaciated4silly 5antisocialEA proph}et is one who predicts. 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Here choice E isEthe best antonym.}0056E192TWANING1luminous2nocturnal3overt4pathetic5waxingEUse this strategy: 1. define the wordE(waning m}eans decreasing); 2. stateEits opposite (increasing); 3. find itsEopposite (waxing means increasing).}0057D161TINTANGIBLE1absorbent2strenuous3recurrent4concrete5incessantESomething intangible is not touchab}le.ESomething tangible could be describedEas concrete.0058A173THOARD1disperse2adapt3}cleanse4bilk5miscalculateEThe opposite of hoard (to gather up)Eis to give out. Among the choices,Edisperse means to} give out or spreadEamong.0059B160TMORBID1perceptive 2cheerful3persistent4mercile}ss5erraticEMorbid, from the Latin 'morbidus,'Emeans gruesome or gloomy. Its oppositeEwould be happy or cheerful.}0060C165TMALICE1stinginess2obscurity3benevolence4calamity 5dearthEThe opposite of malic}e (ill-will) isEbenevolence (good will). 'Bene' is aEprefix meaning good. 'Mal' means bad.]e {0061E229TDELIRIOUS1hostile2circuitous3pessimistic4hideous5placidEA strategy for doing antonym questionsEis!}: 1. define the word (delirious Emeans confused or irrational); E2. state its opposite (calm, sane);E3. find its !}opposite (placid).0062C178THEADLONG1compassionately2unfortunately3prudently4innocently5e!}asilyEHeadlong means taking great risk.EPrudently means carefully. It isEthe best antonym of the choices.!}0063A192TIMPOSING1insignificant2erudite3audible4equitable5humorousESomething imposing is impress! }ive. ItsEopposite would be unnoticeable. Some-Ething insignificant would be un- Enoticed.!!}0064A183TOBLIGED1unbound 2expunged3emaciated4hallowed5shockedEObliged means required to. ItsEopposite is no!"}t required. Of theEchoices, unbound means free. It isEthe best selection. 0065C161TCUNNING1!#}covert2malign3blatant4benign5worthlessETo solve this: define cunning (sly,Eunderhanded); state its oppositeE(o!$}pen, aboveboard); find its opposite E(blatant).0066B167TPLUNDER1persuade2restore3censure!%}4deplore5disdainEThe opposite of plunder (to rob orEdestroy) is to restore (bring back).EPlunder, as a noun, may me!&}an the Estolen property.0067E154TCONSOLATION1dichotomy2artifact3hydrophobia4convolutio!'}n5exacerbationEConsolation means comfort or empathy.EIts antonym would be an irritation orEexacerbation.!(}0068C165TCELESTIAL1banality2cursory3terrestrial4amiable5demureESomething celestial is heavenly !)}orEof the skies. Its opposite would beEof the earth or terrestrial.0069D162TIMPIOUS1dank!*}2ignoble3glib4devout5arduousEAn impious person is not religious.ELook for a word describing a religiousEperson.!+} Devout is the best choice.0070D186TAUGUST1libelous2ostensible3nebulous4unimpressive5!,}peculiarECareful here. August does not referEto the month. It means majestic orEgrand. Its opposite would be lessEth!-}an grand or unimpressive.0071B167TDISPENSATION1recreation2punishment3litigation4agitatio!.}n5profusionEWhen one receives a dispensation, oneEis excused from something. The oppo- Esite would be a punishment.!/}0072E165TENCROACH1militate2pulsate3permeate4rectify5recedeEUse this strategy: 1. de!0}fine the wordE(advance upon); 2. state its oppositeE(retreat); 3. find its opposite (re-Ecede).!1}0073C200TPERPETUITY1prognosis2serendipity3impermanence4subterfuge5penanceEPerpetuity is the quality of lasti!2}ngEforever. Its opposite would be some-Ething temporary. Impermanence meansEnot permanent.0074!3}A147TREMIT1retain2rescind3permit4release5regurgitateECareful, remit (return) is not theEopposite of permit !4}(allow). The bestEantonym here is retain (keep).0075B201TQUARRY1mullet2predator3mammal!5}4competitor5scoundrelEHere it is important to know thatEquarry does not refer to a placeEwhere rock is dug. Here it!6} meansEthe hunted. A predator is one whoEhunts.0076C190TEVOLVE1manipulate2coerce3stagnat!7}e4devote5scavengeETo solve this: 1. define evolve E(to develop); 2. state its opposite E(stay the same); 3. fi!8}nd its oppositeE(stagnate means stay the same).0077D181TADAPTATION1generation2intuition3!9}implementation4maladjustment5motivationEAdaptation is the act of adjusting.EWhen something does not adjust it Eis m!:}aladjusted. The best choice hereEis D.0078C123TENDURABLE1premature2certified3unbearable!;}4glib5unmanageableEThe opposite of endurable (bearable)Eis unbearable.0079B207TEQUILI!<}BRIUM1delusion 2imbalance3substitution4investment5stagnationESome antonyms are not exact. Here,Eequilibrium mea!=}ns balance or stabili- Ety. Its opposite here is imbalance E(not in balance).0080B128TACCE!>}NTUATE1rescind2de-emphasize3stimulate4construct5strollEThe opposite of accentuate (to stress)Eis to play down o!?}r de-emphasize.]3pessimistic4hideous5placidEA strategy for doing antonym questionsEis .0081D203TACCLAIM1regret2exaggerate3defend4condemn5destroyEOne way to answer this is: 1. defineEthe word (a%A}cclaim means to approve);E2. state its antonym (censure); E3. find its antonym (condemn).0%B}082A188TINVARIABLE1intermittent2posthumous3evident4silly 5paternalEIt is important here to know thatEinvari%C}able means persistent as wellEas unchanging. Its opposite would beEintermittent (occasional).008%D}3C131TPROW1transom2wheel3stern4mast5engineEThe front of a boat is the prow. ItsEopposite, the rear of the b%E}oat, is theEstern.0084D149TDISTINCTION1whim2baseness3validation4similarity5resentm%F}entEDefine distinction (difference).EState its antonym (sameness). FindEits antonym (similarity).%G}0085D165TPERIODIC1intrusive2harsh3conclusive4irregular5proportionateESomething periodic occurs at regula%H}rEintervals. Its opposite would occurEerratically and would be irregular.0086B155TCREDIT1%I}urgency2dishonor3hoax4fortitude5omenEThe opposite of credit (here meaningErespect) is disgrace. The term mostE%J}like disgrace is dishonor.0087B113TMISGIVING1ridicule2confidence3humor4disparity5jea%K}lousyEA misgiving is a doubt. The oppositeEof doubt is confidence.0088A153TMINGLE1sift%L}2confirm3corrupt4cringe5meditateEUse this strategy here: 1. defineEmingle (to mix); 2. state itsEopposite (sepa%M}rate); 3. find itsEopposite (sift).0089C175TRULER1juvenile2ally3subject4adversary5re%N}ptileEIn looking for an antonym for rulerE(here meaning one in power), rememberEthat subject can mean one who is E%O}ruled.0090B164TAGILE1odious2maladroit3beneficial4nebulous5doubtfulEOne who is agile%P} is well-coordinated.EThe opposite would be someone clumsyEor maladroit (not agile).0091D166%Q}TTERRESTRIAL1flaccid2itinerant3inert4celestial5tactileEFrom the Latin 'terre,' terrestrialEmeans of the land.%R} Its oppositeEwould be of the sky. Celestial meansEof the sky.0092C187THITHERTO1toward2w%S}herefore3henceforth4forever5whereofEUse this strategy: 1. hitherto meansEbefore this time; 2. its opposite isEaft%T}er this time; 3. the best choiceEis henceforth (from now on).0093A175TUNPRECEDENTED1commonpl%U}ace2remarkable3previous4practical5impracticalESomething unprecedented has notEoccurred before. Its opposite would%V}Ebe something usual. Usual is common-Eplace.0094B148TMINIMIZE1alleviate2amplify3antici%W}pate4pacify5terminateEMinimize means to reduce. ItsEopposite is to increase. AmplifyEmeans to increase.%X}0095C142TOUTCAST1benefactor2usurer3guest4artisan5sympathizerEThe opposite of an outcast (an un%Y}- Ewanted person) would be someone Ewelcomed, or a guest.0096A188TIMPLACABLE1yielding%Z}2wonderful3reasonable 4halcyon5mercifulESomeone who is not able to be appeasedEis implacable. The opposite would%[} beEsomeone who can readily be appeased,Eor who is yielding.0097A180TCONTEMPLATE1ignore 2%\}appease3flaunt4release5squanderEDefine contemplate (examine care- Efully). State its opposite (not Eex%]}amined). Find its opposite (ignore).0098B177TFRITTER1browse2conserve3filch4reverse5w%^}anderEUnlike the fried pancake, fritter hereEmeans to waste. Its opposite would beEto save. Here, conserve is the best %_}Echoice.0099C204TINFINITE1premature2inquisitive3limited4irritable5frenziedEA strat%`}egy for solving these ques- Etions: 1. define the word (infinite Emeans endless); 2. state its oppositeE(limited); 3%a}. find its opposite (C).0100D179TPALTRY1fetid2nondescript3outmoded4superior5ominousE%b}Something paltry is of little value,Eor inferior. In this question, supe-Erior is the best antonym among theEchoices.%c}]egret2exaggerate3defend4condemn5destroyEOne way to answer this is: 1. defineEthe word (a$0001B279TRUGBY : SPORT ::1ring : clothing2autumn : season3chimpanzee : gorilla4geometry : science5month : year)e}EA strategy for solving this is 1. useEthe two words in a sentence (rugby isEa sport). 2. fit the choices in theEsent)f}ence. 3. pick the best choiceE(autumn is a season).0002D213TAUTHOR : NOVEL ::1mechanic : autom)g}obile2general : battle3pilot : aircraft4baker : croissant5poet : publisherEHere the author creates a novel. TheEb)q}est fitting answer is a baker whoEcreates a croissant.0003B216TANGER : CURSING ::1yawn : e)r}xpectation2nervousness : fidgeting3sadness : misery4callousness : running5innocence : wanderingECreate a sentence: )s}cursing shows Eanger. Fidgeting shows nervousness. EIt's the best choice.0004E283TCLAR)t}ITY : AMBIGUOUS ::1totality : arrogant2courage : endangered3fertility : reticence4fidelity : valid5permanence : tra)u}nsientESomething with clarity is not ambigu- Eous and something with permanence isEnot transient. Note that clarity is )v}aEnoun and ambiguous an adjective.0005D186TSCALDING : TEPID ::1tired : fatigued2brittle : )w}fragile3ignorant : foolish4gelid : cool5livid : enragedEUse the words in a sentence: scaldingEis hotter than tepid.)x} Gelid is colderEthan cool.0006B217TCHRONOMETER : TIME ::1calculator : distance2altimete)y}r : altitude3pedometer : gauge4barometer : weight 5numerator : numbersEA chronometer measures time. AnEaltimeter me)z}asures altitude. B isEthe best choice.0007D208TPORCINE : SWINE ::1feline : woman2canine ){}: cat3distaff : human4ursine : bear5equine : thoroughbredEUse a strategy - make a sentence:Ea swine is porcine. Por)|}cine meansEpig-like. A bear is ursine (bear- Elike).0008C303TPERQUISITE : STIPEND ::1c)}}ompensation : remuneration2salary : commission3gratuity : wage4allowance : chore5currency : revenueEA perquisite is)~} a privilege given inEaddition to a stipend. A gratuity E(tip) is money in addition to a wage.EOften, perquisites ar)}e known colloqui-Eally as 'perks.'0009C266TORACLE : PROGNOSTICATE ::1heretic : predict2churl)} : foresee3soothsayer : augur4prophet : authenticate5diviner : consecrateEAn oracle is one who prognosticatesE(tell)}s the future). An oracle and aEsoothsayer are similar, as are prog-Enostication and augury.0010)}A265TEXHORT : URGENCY ::1admonish : caution2entice : apathy3dictate : endurance4rebuke : aberration5detract : ce)}nsureEWe exhort (urge) to instill a senseEof urgency. Also, we admonish to in-Estill a sense of caution. Using thisEs)}trategy, A is the best answer.0011E262TLIMP : INJURY ::1sigh : anxiety2pace : velocity3lau)}rel : victory4scowl : humor5twitch : nervousnessEPut the words in a sentence: a limpEresults from an injury. Although)} aElaurel might result from a victory,Ethe best choice is a twitch, whichEresults from nervousness.)}0012E196TSAW : CUT ::1clock : alarm2mallet : mangle3wrench : unscrew4spoon : pour5yardstick : measureEA sa)}w's primary function is to cut.EUsing the strategy, E fits the Esentence: a yardstick measures.)}0013C202TSTRUT : MODESTY ::1swagger : pomposity2prance : confidence3stagger : steadiness 4shuffle : idlen)}ess5canter : seriousnessEA modest person would not strut. WhichEfits best? A steady person would notEstagger.)}0014C248TEMBEZZLE : FUNDS ::1burglarize : house2pilfer : bank3plagiarize : ideas4purloin : chi)}ldren5abscond : taxes EUse the strategy : 1. make a sentenceEwith the words (to embezzle is toEsteal funds). 2. find )}the best choiceE(to plagiarize is to steal ideas).0015A220TVOID : CONTRACT ::1annul : marria)}ge 2incorporate : wedding3expedite : commerce4invalidate : building5nullify : personEHere you are looking for one t)}hing Ethat cancels another. A marriage isEcancelled when it is annulled.0016C256TFETID )}: MALODOROUS ::1majestic : outlandish 2petrified : malicious3palpable : tangible4substantive : deceptive5mutinous :)} tractableEThese words are both synonyms for bad-Esmelling. Find two synonyms among theEchoices: palpable and tangible )}bothEmean touchable.0017C246TNEOPHYTE : VETERAN ::1innovation : obstruction2trinket : baub)}le3novelty : antique4neologism : language 5melody : discordEA neophyte is a person new to some- Ething while a ve)}teran is experienced.EA novelty is new; an antique is not.0018C230TAESTHETE : BEAUTY ::1in)}tellectual : reading2gourmand : gluttony3connoisseur : excellence4arbitrator : labor5imbecile : etiquetteEUse the w)}ords in a sentence: AnEaesthete values beauty. Fit theEchoices: a connoisseur valuesEexcellence.)}0019C232TSYCOPHANT : FLATTERY ::1hypocrite : truth2cozener : remission3deceiver : fraud4philanthropist : miser)}5penitent : passionEA sycophant is one who flatters. UsingEthe strategy, C fits. A deceiver is Eone who commits fraud)}.0020C250TPHILOLOGY : WORDS ::1archaeology : people2numerology : problems3botany : plant)}s4physiology : actions5philately : coinsEPhilology is the study of languages,Ewhile botany is the study of plants.E)}The other choices have pairs thatEdon't match.]nzee : gorilla4geometry : science5month : year(K 1iAWA@ B'` SAT1 +A-}1AAR@-@@(( --@@ 2( -} 7-@@<( A-@@F( K-@@P( -} U-@@Z( _-@@a( n-@A  +-}'AR@'A'@'@@9--@@-(COPYRIGHT (C) 1984 -}<-@@<("by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc..-@@.(All rights reserved.-@@-}''(No copy of the computer program:-@@:( embodied in this diskette may be4-@@4(ma-}de without prior written"8-@@8(permission from the publisher.,)-@@ )(VERSION 1.1A AT-}-@A %D:PROGV %D:PROGV2 #B'd!-AVAg%"+/ 2#N;@,"6.-} h  \`B67@<@,.>:Ab,N6-?:C:,,00165,16,41,127,133,16,141,14,210,108,96,228$SC-F:A0-},%AV$F:A1,F:A2,%AV$F:A3,O@1S 3F:A8,%AV$F:A9,%@@D-}2:HELLOC B'fAWA@ B'` SAT1 +A,&@AT @;@@,@6.) 26-@1}d,,@@ D1:CTRLFILEn @p6-@ s-@x @(@1} @,,@@ D1:CTRLFILE6-@ @6-@ ((@1} Antonyms 1((@"((@ Antonyms 2((@,((@ Antonyms 3((@6((@ Anto1}nyms 4((@@((@ Antonyms 5((@J5((@Analogies : Sentences 15(@O5((@1}Analogies : Sentences 25(@T@SC-F:A0,%AV$F:A1,F:A2,%AV$F:A3,O1}@1S 3F:A8,%AV$F:A9,%@C D2:INITCTRLF B'f 26-@0`0021A295TDIME : MOON ::1toothpick : telephone pole2football : player3dog : canine4soldier : rifle5book : edito5}rETo answer this problem: 1. Form aEsentence with the words. (A dime andEa moon are both round.) 2. Fit in theEchoice5}s. 3. Pick the best choice. (AEtoothpick and a telephone pole haveEsimilar shapes.)0022B203TFOX 5}: SLY ::1beggar : lush2sage : wise3child : mature4lunatic : violent5captain : meekESly describes a well-known cha5}racter- Eistic of a fox. Wise best describes a Esage and fits the analogy.0023E182TBAKER :5} BREAD ::1dancer : poet2carpenter : union3doctor : lawyer4athlete : sport 5painter : landscapeEThis is easy. A ba5}ker creates a bread.EA painter paints, or creates, a land-Escape.0024A242TFELONY : MISDEME5}ANOR ::1attack : criticism 2fountain : leverage3gem : ruby4referee : official5cigar : dangerEThis is a degree-of-5}difference Eanalogy. A felony is more seriousEthan a misdemeanor. An attack is Emore serious than a criticism.5}0025D263TGARISH : COLORS ::1wordy : languages2petty : emotions3timid : feelings4cacophonou5}s : sounds5placid : watersEGarish characterizes loud, unpleasantEcolors. The best choice here is ca-Ecophonous (ugly)5}, which characterizesEsome sounds that are unpleasant.0026D281TRESOLUTE : DETERMINATION ::1g5}rim : pleasantness2relevant : religion3foolish : formation4honest : integrity5heinous : virtueETo solve: 1. Make a 5}sentence. (One whoEis resolute has determination.) 2. FitEin the choices. 3. Pick the best. (OneEwho is honest has inte5}grity.)0027B234TCONJUROR : ILLUSION ::1celebrity : conversation2sculptor : statue3sufferer5} : malignancy4waiter : service5pilot : airlineEThis is a cause-and-effect analogy.EA conjuror creates an illusion. Of5}Ethe choices, only a sculptor createsEa statue.0028C233TMINISCULE : MITE ::1elevated : sub5}way2penetrable : doorway3enormous : behemoth4conspicuous : table5silly : auntEUse the strategy here: 1. Make a Es5}entence. (A mite is miniscule inEsize.) 2. Find the best choice.E(A behemoth is enormous.)0029C5}205TTRAJECTORY : MISSILE ::1flight : path2star : navigation3orbit : satellite4highway : traffic5track : boxcarE5}This is a descriptive analogy. TheEmissile's path is its trajectory.EA satellite's path is its orbit.5}0030C294TUNYIELDING : OBDURATE ::1precise : erroneous2stern : cringing3voracious : ravenous4close : perfe5}ct5dilatory : uncertainEThis analogy involves synonyms. UseEthis strategy: 1. Make a sentence.E(Someone unyielding is5} obdurate.)E2. Fit in the choices. 3. Pick the Ebest. (Someone voracious is ravenous.)0031A227T5}EERIE : HORROR ::1amorous : love2temerity : achievement3flexible : time4frugal : wealth5erratic : sceneryEThis c5}ause-and-effect analogy isEdifficult. An errie thing may fillEone with horror. An amorous thingEmay fill one with love.5}0032E226TMEWING : FELINE ::1imbibing : porcine2ranting : canine3yelping : screamer4howli5}ng : elephantine5slithering : serpentineEMewing is characteristic of a felineE(cat). Slithering is characteristicEof 5}a serpentine (snakelike) animal. 0034B272TMETALLIC : STEEL ::1fibrous : iron2organic : cot5}ton3concrete : tape4tangible : tin5adhesive : cellophaneEUse this strategy here: 1. Make Ea sentence. (Steel is a 5}metallicEsubstance.) 2. Fit the choices. E3. Pick the best. (Cotton is anEorganic substance.) 5}0035D282TSARONG : CLOTHING ::1smirk : mirth2fever : thermometer3ascot : condiments4turban : hea5}dgear5aspiration : headacheE1. Make a sentence with the words. (AEsarong is a type of clothing worn inEIndia.) 2. Fit5} in the choices. 3. PickEthe best choice. (A turban is a type Eof Indian headgear.)0036B258TC5}OLONIZE : SETTLER ::1illustrate : ancestor2mediate : arbitrator3sensitize : therapist4patronize : surgeon5restrain 5}: liberatorEA settler is one who colonizes, justEas an arbitrator is one who mediatesE(acts as a third party to settle 5}dis-Eputes).0037B267TCAPTAIN : CREW ::1commander : ensign2chief : tribe3mascot : team45}foreman : project5skipper : swabETo solve this: 1. Make a sentence Eusing the words. (A captain leads aEcrew.) 2.5} Fit in the choices. 3. PickEthe best choice. (A chief leads a Etribe.)0038E163TMOTH : WOO5}L ::1bee : wax2rat : steel3mosquito : net4fly : ointment5termite : woodEWool is characteristic of what mothsEea5}t. Wood is what termites eat.0039D234TTRIBUTARY : RIVER ::1sidewalk : street2county : ci5}ty3window : door4branch : trunk5overpass : highwayEA tributary is a small river thatEleads into a larger one. A bra5}nchEis a smaller part of a tree thatEleads into the trunk.0040A216TBARK : CANINE ::1whinny5} : equine2bleat : feline3growl : bovine4hiss : leonine5trumpet : serpentineEThis is an analogy of characteristics.5}EA canine (dog) barks. Which fits best?EAn equine (horse) whinnies.0033E205THOVERING : HUMM5}INGBIRD ::1gliding : opposum2scampering : sloth3flying : hawk4seeing : bat5soaring : eagleEHovering is characteri5}stic of a Ehummingbird's flight. Soaring isEcharacteristic of an eagle's flight.]book : edito4q