Correct Answer:
A. Incite
To foment means to instigate or stir up trouble or rebellion, which is precisely what "Incite" means in this context.
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In “The rich are not always happier,” rich functions as:
A.
Adjective
B.
Noun
C.
Adverb
D.
Pronoun
Correct answer is:
B. Noun
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A good judge never jumps _________the conclusion.
A.
A. In
B.
B. To
C.
C. on
D.
D. At
Correct answer is:
B. B. To
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What does the idiom 'come off' mean:
A.
To fail completely
B.
To succeed
C.
To run away
D.
To hide
Correct answer is:
B. To succeed
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Eager beaver
A.
Depress
B.
Extremely enthusiastic
C.
Happy
D.
Indifferent
Correct answer is:
B. Extremely enthusiastic
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Which of the following words is closest in meaning to "Debacle"?
A.
rubble
B.
complication
C.
disastrous collapse
D.
confusion
Correct answer is:
C. disastrous collapse
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Which of the following words is closest in meaning to "Blemish"?
A.
gloat
B.
visible
C.
brusque
D.
defect
Correct answer is:
D. defect
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