ACT/SAT Reading: Vocabulary in Context

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As it is used in line 58, the word humor most nearly means:

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mood.

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As it is used in line 49, the word concentrated most nearly means:

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gathered together.

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As it is used in line 64, the word station most nearly means:

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status.

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As it is used in line 58, the word grants most nearly refers to the idea of:

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conceding a point.

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As it is used in line 9, the word sweep most nearly means:

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broad area.

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As it is used in line 38, the phrase drew up most nearly means:

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prepared.

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As it is used in line 19, the phrase paid out most nearly means:

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dispensed.

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As used above, the word domain most nearly means:

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area of expertise.

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As it used in lines 82-83, the phrase named and nurtured most nearly means:

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identified and cultivated

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As it used in line 35, the word court most nearly means to:

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seek to attract.