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The Wankel Rotary Engine was an engineering marvel that substantially reduced automobile exhaust emissions, but because it was less feul it was _______ in the early 1970's when _______ polution gave way to panic over fuel shortages a) needed....disillusionment with b) conceived....attention on...

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The Wankel Rotary Engine was an engineering marvel that substantially reduced automobile
exhaust emissions, but because it was less feul it was _______ in the early 1970's when _______
polution gave way to panic over fuel shortages

a) needed....disillusionment with
b) conceived....attention on
c) modified.....opinion on
d) abandoned.......preocupation with Correct Answer: D abandoned.......preoccupation with

Despite generous helpings of_____ from a group of ______ critics, this iconoclastic poet's three
volumes have sold steadily

a) vitriol.....influential
b) mockery......obscure
c) tedium......respected
d) abuse......ineffectual Correct Answer: vitriol.........influential

vitriol deff: figurative cruel and bitter criticism

Because the different components of the film industry were "vertically" oriented-arranged so that
all_________, from production to projection, were held by one company-it was ______that
monopolistic practices would arise

a) opportunities for control.....inevitable
b) burdens of business.....understandable
c) exercises of power.....appropriate
d) means of solicitation....predictable Correct Answer: opportunities for control......inevitable

Much of the Beatles' music, as evidenced by "All You Need Is Love" was characterized by a
superficial_______subtly contradicted by an inherent, deeper cynicism

a)competence
b) world-weariness
c) liveliness
d) naiveté Correct Answer: naivete ( tilde over the last e)

Deffinition of Naivete: lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment

During their famous clash, Jung was ambivalent about Freud so he attacked the father of modern
psychoanlysis even as he ______ him

a) enlightened
b) chastened
c) revered

,d) despised Correct Answer: revered

Deffinition: feel deep respect or admiration for

preamble : document :: prologue

a) interlude
b) letter
c) statement
d) play Correct Answer D: Play

Sartorial: tailor :: tonsorial

a) student
b) barber
c) dentist
d) politician Correct Answer: Barber

the word sartiorial refers to clothing. the word tonsorial refers to barbers and hair cutting

Ruminate: Reflect :: Brood

a) heal
b) worry
c) ponder
d) store Correct Answer: Worry

Ruminate means to mediate or reflect; these words are practically synonyms. Therefore your
looking for a synonym of Brood which is to worry

Rectory: Cleric :: Palace

a) soldier
b) mendicant
c) potentate
d) monk Correct Answer : potentate

a rectory is the house where a cleric lives. in the same way, a palace is where a monarch or
potentate lives

Abstract: Article :: Synopsis
a) statement
b) rule
c) summary
d) narrative Correct Answer: narrative

, an abstract is a summary of the important points of an article. Simarly a synopsis is a summary
of the important points of a story or a narrative

August: Grandeur :: Crass
a) indelicacy
b) volume
c) certitude
d) youth Correct Answer: indelicacy

By definition a majestic or August person behaves with splendor or grandeur while a crass
person behaves with indelicacy

Picayune: Attention :: ludacrous :

a) size
b) authority
c) respect
d) compassion Correct something picayune is trivial, not worthy of attention. Someone laughable
is ludicrous and therefore is unworthy of respect

Malestorm : water :: Tornado

a) fire
b) air
c) earth
d) lighting Correct Answer: Air

a maelstorm is a raging, spinning funnel of water, Likewise a tornado is a raging spinning funnel
of air

Sculptor:Blowtorch

a) artist:paint
b) writer:word processor
c) physician:stehoscope
d) conductor:baton Correct Answer: Writer:Word processor

becasue a writer uses a word processor to create art

Lumber:Elephant

a) soar:eagle
b) scamper:mice
c) Dive:seal
d) waddle:duck Correct Answer: Waddle:duck

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