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  1. The word PRAGMATIC most nearly means:

    Answer: dealing with things sensibly and practically

    Pragmatic means dealing with things practically based on what works, rather than on fixed theories.

  2. Which word best completes: 'After the scandal, the politician tried to ___ his reputation by doing charity work.'

    Answer: rehabilitate

    Rehabilitate means to restore to a former condition or good reputation, fitting someone trying to recover public trust.

  3. The word UNANIMOUS most nearly means:

    Answer: agreed upon by all

    Unanimous means fully in agreement; every person involved has the same opinion or has agreed.

  4. A PROFOUND statement is one that is:

    Answer: having deep meaning or insight

    Profound means having or showing great knowledge or insight; going deep beneath the surface.

  5. The word CONTEMPTUOUS most nearly means:

    Answer: showing scorn or disrespect

    Contemptuous means showing or feeling that something is worthless or beneath consideration.

  6. Which sentence uses the word CONCISE correctly?

    Answer: Her concise answer covered the key points in two sentences.

    Concise means giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words — brief but comprehensive.

  7. The word ADVERSARIAL most nearly means:

    Answer: involving opposition or conflict

    Adversarial describes a situation or relationship characterized by opposition or conflict between opposing sides.

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