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What does insinuate mean?

• To suggest or hint at slyly

• To express directly and openly
• To ignore or avoid
• To praise or compliment

What does notorious mean?

• Famous for something bad
• Famous for something good
• Unknown for something good
• Unknown for something bad

What does simultaneously mean?

• At the same time
• At different times

• With great speed
• In a random order

What does void mean?

• Empty or unfilled space

• Full

• Dark space

• Spooky

What does substantial mean?

• Of considerable importance, size, or worth
• Light and not heavy

• Having no material or physical form
• Being small in quantity

What is the difference between affect and effect?

• Affect is a verb, effect is a result or consequence

• Affect is a result or consequence, effect is a verb

• Both are verbs
• Both are nouns

What is the difference between principal and principle?

• Principal is a noun and principle is an adjective
• Principal refers to a person who is the leader of a school and principle refers to a fundamental truth

• Principal is a verb and principle is a noun
• Both have the same meaning

What is the difference between stationary and stationery?

• Stationary is an adjective meaning 'not moving', and stationery refers to the materials used for writing, such as paper and pens
• Stationary refers to the materials used for writing, and stationery is an adjective meaning 'not moving'
• There is no difference, both words mean the same
• Stationary refers to a place where trains stop, and stationery refers to a place where you buy books

What is the difference between than and then?

• Than is used in comparisons, then is used to indicate time
• Then is used in comparisons, than is used to indicate time
• There is no difference between than and then
• Than is used to indicate time, then is used in comparisons

What is the difference between threw and through?

• Threw is the past tense of throw, and through is a preposition meaning to go in one side and come out the other

• Threw and through are synonyms
• Threw is a noun and through is a verb
• Threw and through are both adjectives