'24 10th vocab 2.5

Choose the best definition for the word "congeal" as used in general context.

• To melt or dissolve

• To solidify or thicken

• To evaporate

• To blend smoothly

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What does the word "placid" most closely mean?

• Agitated

• Peaceful

• Dangerous

• Excited

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If someone is described as "neurotic," what might be implied about their behavior?

• They are calm and collected.

• They are unpredictable and often worried.

• They are humorous and lively.

• They are honest and straightforward.

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The word "equivocal" is best defined as:

• Unclear or ambiguous

• Honest and direct

• Colorful and vibrant

• Quick and efficient

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What does "interminably" suggest about the duration of something?

• It is brief and fleeting.

• It is enjoyable and exciting.

• It is endless and unceasing.

• It is necessary and crucial.

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If someone acts "petulantly," how are they behaving?

• In a cheerful and lively manner

• In a sullen or moody manner

• In a careful and meticulous manner

• In a brave and heroic manner

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What does "perfunctory" imply about the way a task is performed?

• With great attention to detail

• With deep enthusiasm and energy

• In a routine manner without much care

• With a focus on speed and efficiency

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The term "trifle" in a sentence most likely means:

• A significant matter

• A small, unimportant matter

• A type of dessert

• A serious conflict

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What is a "parcel" in the context of receiving a delivery?

• A large container used for shipping goods

• A small package or bundle

• A digital notification of shipment

• A form used for mailing items

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In what context might the word "console" be used to describe an action towards someone who is upset?

• To confuse further

• To offer comfort or solace

• To ignore or dismiss

• To challenge or confront

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