Which word implies the following sentence:

2012 was a major anniversary for the Titanic's sinking.

Which word implies 'countenance'?

Mr. Nomura doesn't enjoy tolerating rambunctious behavior.

v. to hear and decide judicially

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1
Which sentence uses 'gird' correctly?
That's a big gird.
It's on the gird.
"Gird your loins!"
2
A public statement explaining the motives of an individual or group
adj. manifest
n. manifesto
n. manifest
v. manifesto
3
Disgruntle
v. to put in a bad mood
adj. When a pig doesn't grunt
v. something agreeable
n. to put in a bad mood
4
At this point, the chances of college prep ever remaining quiet for an entire period is:
visionary
ilusory
illusory
luminary
5
Which word implies the following sentence:
My grandma is 50 years old.
I am 23 years old; in 76 years I will be 100.
2012 was a major anniversary for the Titanic's sinking.
6
Would you like to _________ your shipping?
Adjudicate
Excite
Accelerate
Expedite
7
I am _________ by Cara's beauty
mermaidized
mesmerized
memorized
mesmerize
8
Mr. Nomura likes Cara Delevigne, a Victoria Secret Model and rising film actress
adj. luminaire
n. lumiare
v. luminary
n. luminary
9
When you cannot please the government with all the taxes you pay, the government is therefore:
implacable
placated
impatient
complacent
10
Equilibrium
v. a state of balance
n. a ride at the carnival
n. to encircle
n. a state of balance
11
All the noise produced in college prep is _______________
gratuitus
gratuitous
greatuitous
gratoitus
12
Which word implies 'countenance'?
Mr. Nomura doesn't enjoy tolerating rambunctious behavior.
The final headcounts were correct.
I do not approve of Akila also liking Rachel McAdams.
13
spurious
to hurry
false
true
furry
14
An act or statement that may serve as an example or justification for another one
adj. precedent
n. president
n. precedent
v. precedent
15
Adjudicate
adj. to produce juice
v. to hear and decide judicially
n. to be biased
v. to sentence someone to jail

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