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True or False: substantiate is having no evidence or proof

True or False: Rancorous is being bitter or relentless

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10 words: zephyr rancorous querulous superfluous substantiate vindicate tenacious spurious sagacity reverence

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True or False: Rancorous is being bitter or relentless
True
False
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True or False: substantiate is having no evidence or proof
True
False
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What is an example of reverence?
All of the above
I admire my parents for all the struggle that they went through
I admire soldiers every time I see one passing me
I respect the athlete because he is one of the greatest
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What is an example of spurious?
The athlete was being truthful about how he felt about his team losing
The lawyer was trying to use fake evidence to save his client
The student was telling the truth that he didn't understand school
The news are fake because they never tell the real story
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True or False: sagacity is the quality of being sagacious
True
False
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True or False: tenacious is the opposite of careful
False
True
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What is meaning of superfluous?
Necessary, because you haven't been through a lot
Necessary, because you don't have anything to do
Unnecessary, especially after being through a lot
Unnecessary, you just don't have time for it
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What is an example of vindicate?
The lawyer helped his client because he was wrongly accused
The teacher tried to help the students who struggled in math
The cop arrested the man for doing wrong
The firefighter saved the man from his house which was on fire
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What is the meaning of Zephyr?
A soft cotton
A deep hard breeze
Fine cotton
A soft gentle breeze
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What is the meaning of querulous?
Complaining in a whining matter
Plain out whining
Complaining in a sweet voice
Complaining because your bored