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To "sprinkle" means to:
Pour heavily
Scatter lightly
Boil
Freeze
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To "behold" means to:
Run away
See or observe
Hide
Ignore
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A "vestal" refers to:
A dancer
A musician
A virgin priestess
A warrior
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"By and large" means:
In pieces
On the whole
Never
Randomly
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To "have a go" means to:
Attempt
Refuse
Disagree
Celebrate
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A "house of cards" refers to:
A concert
A stable situation
A fragile structure
A game
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A "hiatus" means:
An end
A break or pause
A small task
A beginning
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"Espionage" involves:
Painting
Spying
Gardening
Cooking
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What is a "hot seat"?
Comfortable chair
A place to relax
A reward seat
A position of pressure
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What does "impervious" mean?
Unable to be affected
Accessible
Open
Vulnerable
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A "platter" is:
A type of drink
A type of food
A large dish
A small table
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What does "quintessential" mean?
Flawed
Typical
Unusual
Rare
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What does "paranoia" signify?
Indifference
Unfounded fear
Happiness
Confidence
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"Outskirts" refer to:
A historical site
A type of park
The outer parts
Center of a city
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An "uprising" is:
A punishment
A routine
A celebration
A rebellion
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What does "macabre" mean?
Lighthearted
Ordinary
Cheerful
Gruesome or horrifying
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What does "seismic" relate to?
Sound
Weather
Light
Earthquakes
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A "stake" is:
A celebration
A type of meat
A risk or investment
A reward
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A "henchman" is:
A bystander
A helper or assistant
A leader
A scholar
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What does "parley" mean?
To laugh
To ignore
To negotiate
To fight
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A "crater" is:
A large rock
A mountain peak
A deep hole
A type of flower
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What does "demeanor" signify?
A type of food
Behavior or attitude
Physical appearance
A location
23
"Detrimental" means:
Beneficial
Helpful
Harmful
Necessary
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A "sacrament" is:
A religious rite
A type of dance
A scientific theory
A public celebration
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A "plenary" session is:
A full meeting
A private discussion
A casual gathering
An incomplete meeting
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To "decimate" means to:
Celebrate
Destroy significantly
Create
Grow
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"Deterrence" refers to:
Ignoring
Prevention
Encouragement
Celebration
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What does "schism" refer to?
A celebration
A unity
A gathering
A division
29
To "embark" means to:
Conclude
Sleep
Dismiss
Begin a journey
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An "idiosyncrasy" refers to:
A group characteristic
A unique habit
A physical injury
A common trait
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What is a "denomination"?
A type of currency
A measurement
A religious group
A natural disaster
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A "gulag" is:
A type of music
A prison camp
A fashion style
A dance
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What does "punitive" refer to?
Ignoring
Rewarding
Punishing
Celebrating
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To "replenish" means to:
Hide
Deplete
Lose
Restore
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"Recompense" refers to:
A punishment
A fine
A loan
A compensation
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"Dire" refers to:
Hopeful
Common
Serious or urgent
Happy
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"Camaraderie" signifies:
Rivalry
Indifference
Friendship and mutual trust
Conflict
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To "scuttle" means to:
Swim
Dance
Run quickly
Fly
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What does "valediction" mean?
A celebration
An invitation
A greeting
A farewell
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To "teeter" means to:
Jump
Sit
Run
Stagger
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To "plummet" means to:
Rise slowly
Fall rapidly
Jump
Float
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To "commiserate" means to:
Ignore
Disagree
Express sympathy
Celebrate
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What does "intrigue" mean?
To destroy
To ignore
To attract curiosity / make a plot
To bore
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"Slander" refers to:
A compliment
False spoken statements
A fashion style
A legal agreement
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What does "swindle" mean?
To deceive
To grow
To help
To celebrate
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An "aqueduct" is:
A water supply system
A road
A type of bird
A historical site
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"Vernacular" refers to:
A scientific term
A local dialect
A formal language
An ancient language
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What does "receptive" mean?
Negative
Closed off
Open to new ideas
Stubborn
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To "sway" means to:
Move back and forth
Jump
Run
Stand still
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What does "equestrian" refer to?
A building style
A horse rider
A musical genre
A type of fruit