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Often applied to politicians, the term _______ suggests hiding one's feelings while obscuring or "spinning" facts. Answer ( D) A. vacillate
B. simulate
C. dissimulate
D. dissemble

Which word is spelled correctly? Answer ( D) A. Supprise
B. Suddeness
C. Judgemant
D. Privilege

Which word is spelled correctly? Answer (A) A. supersede
B. supersead
C. superceed
D. superseed

A trite statement is called a(an) Answer ( D) A. euphony.
B. anodyne.
C. eulogy.
D. bromide

Which of the following is spelled correctly? Answer ( A)
A. Receive
B. Resieve
C. Receeve
D. Recieve

The correct spelling of a word for letter writing material is Answer (A) A. stationery.
B. stattionery.
C. stashunery.
D. stationary.

Which of the following is spelled correctly? Answer (A) A. Noticeable
B. Noticable
C. Noticible
D. Noticeble

Which of the following is spelled correctly? Answer (A)

A. All right
B. All rite
C. Alrighte
D. Alrite

Sally may say you are penurious if she feels you are Answer (b)

A. cautious.
B. stingy.
C. destitute.

The correctly spelled word is Answer (A)

A. ukulele.
B. analize.
C. sieze.
D. drunkeness.

Which of the following is spelled correctly? Answer (d)

A. Embarassment
B. Emmbarassment
C. Embarrasment
D. Embarrassment

The correctly spelled word is Answer (c)

A. wierd.
B. redundent.
C. ridiculous.
D. dissappear.

If you keep changing your mind between two choices, you're Answer (c)

A. commiserating.
B. recapitulating.
C. vacillating.
D. enervating.

A good feeling, a sense of mental buoyancy, is called Answer (A)

A. euphoria.
B. eulogy.
C. euphony.
D. euthanasia.

To give a hint about something is the same as to Answer (B)

A. vacillate.
B. intimate.
C. simulate.
D. imitate.

A procession of persons on horseback is a Answer (C)

A. cavalier.
B. cavalry.
C. cavalcade.
D.
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