PELLET B

Sentence Clarity Exam 1. A. Having prepared a tantalizing meal, the banquet looked inviting. 1. B. After we prepared a tantalizing meal, the banquet looked inviting B 2. A. Bill and Kathy's wedding ceremony was beautiful. Everyone cried. 2. B. Bill and Kathy's wedding ceremony was beautiful, everyone cried. A 3. A. We all decided we would go to the movies. After that, to a great dinner. 3. B. We all decided we would go to the movies, and after that, a great dinn...

interpretation understanding; analysis; version demeanor behavior; manner; attitude precedent example; model basis; case in point; standard illicit illegal; forbidden; prohibited acquitted FREED; EXONERATED; DISMISS reliable dependable; responsible; certain hostile nasty; mean; contentious avenue way; path; means objective unbiased; impartial; not subjective; just concept idea; notion; understanding advocate to supp...

Abdicate to cast off or relinquish. Usually regarding a position of power. Synonyms: resign, denounce, relinquish Ex: I want to abdicate the responsibility to deal with this act because of a conflict of interest. I believe this is the right choice in order for this to be addressed in an appropriate manner. Aberrant A state or condition markedly different from the norm. Synonyms: strange, unusual, divergent, deviant Ex: The officer witnessed the suspect drift between lanes wh...

Accessory additional object; useful but not essential thing Accuse v. To charge with wrong doing, misconduct, or error. Acquit to find not guilty of a fault or crime Acquittal release from blame Affidavit A sworn written statement Alibi an excuse that shows someone was not at a crime scene Allege To assert without proof arraignment a hearing in which a suspect is charged and pleads guilty or not guilty arson illegal burning of prop...

Only his TENACIOUS grip enabled him to hang onto the sheer cliff face. A. Lively B. Fragile C. Persistent D. Complicated C The story seemed CREDIBLE but the investigators still needed to follow up on it. A. amazing B. believable C. dirty D. crumply B Only the most PARTISAN supporters of the team believed the coach's story. A. ignorant B. uninterested C. festive D. supporter D The PREMISE of the movie was that time travel had become common and affordable...

Writing Test Consists of: Clarity, Spelling, Vocabulary Reading Test Consists of: Reading Comprehension & Cloze Clarity (C1) 15 Questions Spelling (S) 15 Questions Vocabulary (V) 20 Questions Reading Comprehension (RC) 20 Questions Cloze Test (Cz) 40 Questions Total Number of Questions 105 Highest Value per question Clarity, Spelling, Vocab (1.24 Each) Lowest Value per Question Cloze (0.6 Each) Medium Value Reading ...

Kenneth felt "APATHETIC" in his employment so he decided to quit his job and go to law school. Indifferent Hank was drunk and "Belligerent"" because his wife left him. Hostile After years of daily observing people int he worst situations of their lives, Austins 's behavior became "Callous." Insensitive Lucy was nervous, but she did not want "Hinder" her daughter's dream of becoming a police officer. Impede Clyde was "LUCID" when he told the paramedics...

A. The recidivism rate for older criminals was much higher than for younger criminals. B. The recidivism rate for older criminals was much higher than younger. A A. Denise remembered with a start. That she had forgotten to lock her house door. B. Denise remembered with a start that she had forgotten to lock her house door. B A. The officer were involved in bringing the chase to a successful conclusion. B. The officer brought the case to a successful conclusion. B A. Of...

Abdicate (v.) to cast off, renounce, or relinquish Aberrant departing from an accepted standard; diverging from the normal type Abject (adj.) sunk to a low condition or in miserable circumstances Abolish (v.) do away with Abide (v.) accept or act in accordance with (a rule, decision, or recommendation) Abridge (v.) lessen, diminish, or curtail; reduce in scope while retaining essential elements shorten (a piece of writing) without losing the sense. ...

A. Julie was happy to get back to her life after the trial she felt she received justice B. Julie was happy to get back to her life after the trial. She felt she received justice. B. Julie was happy to get back to her life after the trial. She felt she received justice.(answer a is a run on sentence) A. Marge told Ruth Marge's supervisor wanted to speak with Ruth. B. Marge told Ruth that Marge's supervisor wanted to speak with her. A. Marge told Ruth that Marge's supervisor wan...