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Across Five Aprils

by Irene Hunt


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advent AD vent a coming or arrival
Synonyms >> Antonym >> departure, demise
The children anxiously awaited the advent of summer.
1.
Derivatives >> advential, adventism, adventist
advocacy AD vuh cuh see support of an idea or cause
Synonyms >> Antonym >> opposition
The nominee's advocacy of higher taxes may have cost him the election.
2.
Derivatives >> advocate, advocator, advocatory, advocated, advocating
allusion uh LOO shun implied or indirect reference; hinting at
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
Her allusion to the literary figure made the point she wanted.
3.
Derivatives >> allusions, allude, alluded
aloof uh LOOF apart, indifferent
Synonyms >> detached, incurious, unconcerned Antonym >> integrated; friendly
The woman remained aloof during the party, separating herself from everyone else.
4.
Derivatives >> aloofness
apathy AP uh thee a lack of concern or feeling, indifference
Synonyms >> phlegm, stoicism, stolidness Antonym >> enthusiastic devotion
The man looked upon the turn of events with apathy.
5.
Derivatives >> apathetic, apathetical, apathetically
assuage uh SWAYJ to ease, to mitigate, to make less painful or burdensome, to calm
Synonyms >> allay, alleviate, lighten, soothe Antonym >> to irritate; to intensify
Your kind words should assuage her suffering. The medicine should assuage his pain.
6.
Derivatives >> assuaged, assuaging, assuagement, assuager
astute uh STOOT shrewd, perspicacious, perceptive
Synonyms >> sagacious Antonym >> undiscerning
One must be astute to do a geometry proof.
7.
Derivatives >> astutely, astuteness
baleful BALE ful destructive, deadly
Synonyms >> malign, sinister Antonym >> benign
War is a baleful experience for many.
8.
Derivatives >> bale, balefully, balefulness
baseness BASE ness the quality of lacking higher values
Synonyms >> vileness, servility, unworthiness Antonym >>
We were shocked at the criminal's baseness.
9.
Derivatives >> base, baser, basest, basely
baseness BASE nes the quality of lacking higher values
Synonyms >> vileness, servility, unworthiness Antonym >>
We were shocked at the baseness of the criminal.
10.
Derivatives >> base, baser, basest, basely
bauble BAH bul something bright and showy, sometimes expensive but usually of little use
Synonyms >> trinket, trifle Antonym >>
After he kissed her, he put the bauble around her neck.
11.
Derivatives >> baubles, baubling
Across Five Aprils
Definitions
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belligerent buh LIJ er unt waging war; inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness
Synonyms >> bellicose, pugnacious, combative, contentious, quarrelsome Antonym >> peaceful
A belligerent nation always seems to be at war.
12.
Derivatives >> belligerence, belligerency, belligerently
buoyant BOY unt capable of floating; cheerful
Synonyms >> Antonym >> likely to sink
Because the log was buoyant, it stayed afloat. The girl's buoyant spirit made her pleasant company.
13.
Derivatives >> buoyancy, buoyance, buoyantly, buoyantness, buoy
caustic KAW stik sarcastically biting, acrid
Synonyms >> mordant, scathing Antonym >> kind; gentle
Critics are known for their caustic remarks about movies that they do not like.
14.
Derivatives >> caustically, causticity
chagrin shuh GRIN vexation through humiliation, hurt pride, or disappointment
Synonyms >> trouble, grief Antonym >> self-satisfaction
The chagrin the girl felt as a result of her abject poverty kept her from associating with her school peers.
15.
Derivatives >> chagrined, chagrining, chagrins
clemency KLEM un see leniency
Synonyms >> Antonym >> harshness
Governors are usually allowed to grant clemency to deserving prisoners.
16.
Derivatives >> clemencies, clement, clemently
compatriot kum PAY tree ut a fellow countryman
Synonyms >> Antonym >> traitor
The Lewis and Clark expedition was a journey of two compatriots exploring the unknown regions.
17.
Derivatives >> compatriotism
constrict kun STRIKT to tighten or to make narrow
Synonyms >> compress, condense, contract, deflate Antonym >> to distend
Strangling constricts the windpipe and keeps air from reaching the lungs.
18.
Derivatives >> constriction, constrictive, constrictor, constricted, constricting
contempt kun TEMPT scorn, extreme dislike or disdain
Synonyms >> despicableness, pitiableness, scurviness Antonym >> respect
The man treated the gossiping woman with contempt; talking about other people was beneath his dignity.
19.
Derivatives >> contemptible, contemptuous
credulous KREJ uh lus believing on slight evidence, gullible
Synonyms >> Antonym >> suspicious
Because the lady's horoscope said that she should stay inside, the credulous woman did not go to work.
20.
Derivatives >> credulously, credulousness, credulity
cynical SIN uh kul given to faultfinding, sneering, and sarcasm; exhibiting mocking disbelief
Synonyms >> misanthropic, pessimistic, misogynic Antonym >>
Some people are so cynical they sneer at everything that would make life worthwhile.
21.
Derivatives >> cynic, cynically, cynicism
desolate DES uh lit deserted, without inhabitants, barren
Synonyms >> Antonym >> populous
Some of the western states have large areas that are desolate.
22.
Derivatives >> desolately, desolateness, desolater, desolating, desolation
despairing deh SPARE ing hopeless, despondent, discouraged
Synonyms >> Antonym >> hopeful
The woman's despairing tears touched the hearts of many.
23.
Derivatives >> despair, despaired, despairful, despairfully, despairingly, despairingness
din DEN loud and discordant noises, cacophony
Synonyms >> Antonym >> euphony
The din in the senate was so great that I could not hear the speaker.
24.
Derivatives >> dins, dinned, dinning
dissipation dis uh PAY shun wasteful spending, squandering
Synonyms >> Antonym >> collection
Even though he inherited a million dollars, I expect quick dissipation of his fortune.
25.
Derivatives >> dissipate, dissipated, dissipatedly, dissipatedness, dissipater, dissipative
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dissuade deh SWADE to advise against, to talk out of
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to persuade, to encourage
I tried to dissuade him from going over Niagara Falls in a barrel, but he would not listen.
26.
Derivatives >> dissuadable, dissuasion, dissuasive, dissuasively, dissuasiveness
elicit eh LIS it to bring out a response, to evoke
Synonyms >> educe, extort, extract Antonym >> to inhibit
I would like to elicit your participation in the blood drive.
27.
Derivatives >> elicitable, elicitate, elicitation
embellish em BEL ish to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation
Synonyms >> deck, garnish, ornament, adorn Antonym >> to abbreviate
He would embellish his narratives with anecdotes about famous people.
28.
Derivatives >> embellisher, embellishment
entrench en TRENCH to fix firmly; to encroach
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to disestablish
These formulas should be firmly entrenched in your mind before the test.
29.
Derivatives >> entrenched, entrenchment
feint FAYNT a false appearance, a fake punch to occupy defenses allowing a real blow.
Synonyms >> artifice, ruse, stratagem, trick, wile Antonym >>
Fooled by his opponent's feint, the boxer dropped his guard and was knocked down.
30.
Derivatives >> feign, feigned, feigning, feignedly, feigner
furrow FUR ow to make wrinkles or grooves
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to make plain
The man's furrowed brow showed his deep concern.
31.
Derivatives >> furrowed, furrowing
gravity GRAV eh tee seriousness, importance
Synonyms >> earnestness, sedateness, sobriety, solemnity, staidness Antonym >> unimportance
The gravity of the situation was heightened by the death of the president .
32.
Derivatives >> grave, graver, gravely
hilarity heh LAR eh tee boisterous merriment, mirth
Synonyms >> glee, jollity Antonym >> gloominess
The party was marked by great hilarity.
33.
Derivatives >> hilarious, hilariously, hilariousness
impudent IM pyuh dunt disrespectful, characterized by improper bold behavior
Synonyms >> Antonym >> respectful
The student's impudent act of using profanity toward Mrs. Dove caused him to be expelled.
34.
Derivatives >> impudence, impudency, impudently, impudentness, impudicity
ineptness in EPT nes lack of competence or judgment
Synonyms >> gauche, maladroit Antonym >> expertise
The evidence of his ineptness as a coach is his poor win-loss record.
35.
Derivatives >> inept, ineptly, ineptitude
interminable in TUR mun uh bul having or seeming to have no end, wearisomely protracted
Synonyms >> Antonym >> short and limited
Although the reading assignment was only ten pages, it seemed interminable to the bored student.
36.
Derivatives >> interminability, interminableness, interminably, interminate
invective in VEK tiv critical or abusive language; violent abuse
Synonyms >> vituperation, obloquy, scurrility, billingsgate Antonym >> liberal praise
As his anger mounted, slander and invective poured from his mouth.
37.
Derivatives >> invectively, invectives
jubilee JOO buh lee a period of rejoicing
Synonyms >> Antonym >> season of mourning
The year of jubilee was a time of happiness and celebrating.
38.
Derivatives >> jubilance, jubilant, jubilantly, jubilarian, jubilate, jubilation, jubilize
lament luh MENT to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner
Synonyms >> bemoan, bewail, deplore Antonym >> to rejoice
She lamented the death of her father in a very lachrymose manner.
39.
Derivatives >> lamented, lamenting, lamentation, lamentable
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malice MAL is desire to harm others
Synonyms >> malevolence, malignity, spite, spleen Antonym >> concern
His death was caused by malice and was not accidental.
40.
Derivatives >> maliceful, malicious, maliciously, maliciousness
melancholy MEL un kol ee depression of spirits
Synonyms >> Antonym >> happiness
After Dad lost his job, he fell into a state of melancholy.
41.
Derivatives >> melancholia, melancholic, melancholiac, melancholically, melancholily, melancholiness, melancholious
monotony moh NOT uh nee sameness
Synonyms >> Antonym >> diversity
There is so much monotony in my life that I need a change
42.
Derivatives >> monotoness, monotonous, monotonously, monotonousness, monotonist
nullify NUL eh fie to cause not to be in effect, to negate
Synonyms >> abrogate, annul, invalidate Antonym >> to make effective
I am seeking to nullify the contract because he has not complied with it.
43.
Derivatives >> nullified, nullifying, nullification, nullificationist, nullificator, nullifier
obscure ub SKYOOR difficult to see, vague
Synonyms >> abstruse, ambiguous, cryptic, enigmatic, equivocal, recondite Antonym >> clear; apparent
Because the meaning of the play was obscure, I was unable to enjoy it.
44.
Derivatives >> obscuration, obscurative, obscuredly, obscurely, obscurement, obscureness, obscurity
ominous OM uh nus threatening
Synonyms >> fateful, portentous Antonym >> harmless; non-threatening
The ominous clouds were harbingers of the tornado.
45.
Derivatives >> ominously, ominousness
parry PAIR ee to deflect or to ward off a blow
Synonyms >> Antonym >>
The champion boxer won the match because he was able to parry his opponent's blows so successfully.
46.
Derivatives >> parried, parrying
plaintive PLANE tiv mournful and expressing sorrow
Synonyms >> Antonym >> joyful
The dog moaned in a plaintive manner when her puppies were taken.
47.
Derivatives >> plaintively, plaintiveness
precarious pre KARE ee us dangerous, risky, not a secure situation
Synonyms >> Antonym >> safe
It seems that a tightrope walker is often in a precarious situation.
48.
Derivatives >> precariously, precariousness
prestige pres TEEGH a high standing or reputation; influence
Synonyms >> Antonym >> lack of influence
There is a lot of prestige attached to graduating from that college.
49.
Derivatives >> prestigious, prestigiously, prestigiousness
raucous RAH kus loud and boisterous, harsh, disorderly
Synonyms >> stentorian, strident Antonym >> quiet; mild
The raucous crowd at the fight threw chairs into the ring to show disagreement with the decision.
50.
Derivatives >> raucously, raucousness, raucid, raucity
reiterate ree IT uh rate to repeat
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to fail to repeat
I hope that I am not becoming redundant by again reiterating the key facts.
51.
Derivatives >> reiteration, reiteratedly, reiterative, reiteratively
relegate REL uh gate to assign to an inferior position
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to promote
The veteran ball player knew it was time to retire when he was relegated to sitting on the bench.
52.
Derivatives >> relegation, relegable, relegates, relegated, relegating
retraction reh TRAK shun the act of taking back or disavowing
Synonyms >> abjure, forswear, recant, renounce Antonym >> reaffirmation
He maintained that his story was true and refused to offer a retraction.
53.
Derivatives >> retractable, retract, retractile, retractor
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revile reh VILE to subject to verbal abuse
Synonyms >> upbraid, berate, rail at, vituperate, scold Antonym >> to praise; to acclaim
The woman began to revile her husband in a fit of anger.
54.
Derivatives >> reviled, reviling, revilement, reviler, revilingly
rhetoric RET ur ik the art of using words effectively in speaking or writing; inflated language
Synonyms >> verbosity, bombast; discourse, speech Antonym >>
Freshman composition is a course in rhetoric.
55.
Derivatives >> rhetorical, rhetorically, rhetoricalness, rhetoricate, rhetorician, rhetorize
ruffianism RUF ee un is um rowdy or tough behavior
Synonyms >> Antonym >> gentle behavior
The ruffianism of the boys in school did not go unnoticed by their angry principal.
56.
Derivatives >> ruffian, ruffianish, ruffianize, ruffianly
savory SAY vuh ree appetizing
Synonyms >> palatable, toothsome Antonym >> unappetizing
My mother is known for her savory meals.
57.
Derivatives >> savor, savored, savorer, savorily, savoriness, savoringly, savorous, savorsome
stoic STOW ik a stoical person; not showing passion or feeling, indifference, impassive
Synonyms >> apathetic, phlegmatic, stolid Antonym >> impassioned; ardent
The umpire remained quite stoic despite the manager's screaming and the intense booing of the crowd.
58.
Derivatives >> stoical, stoically, stoicism
strident STRIDE unt loud and harsh sounding
Synonyms >> raucous, stentorian, boisterous, clamorous, obstreperous Antonym >> soft and pleasant
The teacher used a strident voice when reprimanding a student.
59.
Derivatives >> stridently
tacit TAS it understood, silent, not spoken, implicit
Synonyms >> Antonym >> spoken; verbalized
We have a tacit agreement that the goods are delivered only after payment is made.
60.
Derivatives >> tacitly, tacitness, taciturn
tenacious teh NAY shus persistent, holding fast to a position
Synonyms >> mettlesome, resolved Antonym >> fickle
England was tenacious in its desire not to fall to the Germans.
61.
Derivatives >> tenaciously, tenaciousness, tenacity
utter UT ur to express by speaking
Synonyms >> Antonym >> to leave unspoken
The teacher told me not to utter another word.
62.
Derivatives >> utters, uttered, uttering, utterance
vehement VEE uh munt forcefully expressing emotion or conviction
Synonyms >> Antonym >> meek
He vehemently denied that he had said those harsh words.
63.
Derivatives >> vehemence, vehemency, vehemently
vexation vek SAY shun discomfort or distress
Synonyms >> Antonym >> pleasantry
The young children were a source of vexation to their nervous, neurotic mother.
64.
Derivatives >> vex, vexatious, vexedly, vexedness, vexingly
vindictive vin DIK tiv revengeful, spiteful
Synonyms >> Antonym >> loving; forgiving
You should be more forgiving and less vindictive.
65.
Derivatives >> vindicated, vindication, vindicative, vindicator, vindicatory, vindictive, vindictively, vindictiveness
vivid VIV id bright, distinct, and clear
Synonyms >> graphic Antonym >> lackluster
I have vivid memories of my trip to Europe.
66.
Derivatives >> vividly, vividness, vividity, vivific, vivificate, vivification, vivifier, vivify
wan WAHN very pale and sickly
Synonyms >> Antonym >> full of vitality
I knew that something very serious was wrong by his wan appearance.
67.
Derivatives >> wanned, wanning
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Across Five Aprils
by Irene Hunt
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Across Five Aprils
by Irene Hunt
51. compatriots
52. contemptuous
53. inept
54. wan
55. utterances
56. vindictive
57. clemency
58. relegated
59. obscurity
60. invective
61. rhetorically
62. cynically
63. advent
64. jubilantly
65. retraction
66. advocate
67. lament
34. assuaged
35. malice
36. hilarity
37. baubles
38. tenacious
39. ruffians
40. embellished
41. entrench
42. prestige
43. revile
44. dissuaded
45. vivid
46. vex
47. interminable
48. impudent
49. reiterated
50. gravity
17. despairing
18. allusion
19. balefully
20. savored
21. constriction
22. precariously
23. stoic
24. wistfully
25. dissipated
26. belligerently
27. astute
28. caustically
29. tacit
30. plaintive
31. ominous
32. raucous
33. chagrin
1. apathy
2. melancholy
3. aloofness
4. elicited
5. buoyancy
6. monotony
7. furrow
8. feint
9. parry
10. vehement
11. credulous
12. strident
13. din
14. baser
15. nullification
16. desolate
These words which appear in Across Five Aprils have been identified as words or derivatives of words
that have appeared on past SAT tests. They are listed here in the order in which they appear in the novel.
These words which appear in Across Five Aprils have been identified as words or
derivatives of words that have appeared on past SAT tests. They are listed here in
alphabetical order.
1. advent
2. advocate
3. allusion
4. aloofness
5. apathy
6. assuaged
7. astute
8. balefully
9. baser
10. baubles
11. belligerently
12. buoyancy
13. caustically
14. chagrin
15. clemency
16. compatriots
17. constriction
18. contemptuous
19. credulous
20. cynically
21. desolate
22. despairing
23. din
24. dissipated
25. dissuaded
26. elicited
27. embellished
28. entrench
29. feint
30. furrow
31. gravity
32. hilarity
33. impudent
34. inept
35. interminable
36. invective
37. jubilantly
38. lament
39. malice
40. melancholy
41. monotony
42. nullification
43. obscurity
44. ominous
45. parry
46. plaintive
47. precariously
48. prestige
49. raucous
50. reiterated
51. relegated
52. revile
53. rhetorically
54. retraction
55. ruffians
56. savored
57. stoic
58. strident
59. tacit
60. tenacity
61. utterances
62. vehement
63. vex
64. vindictiveness
65. vivid
66. wan
67. wistfully
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Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
Exercise A
1. advent
2. advocate
3. allusion
4. aloof
5. apathy
6. assuaged
7. astute
8. balefully
9. baseness
10. bauble
Exercise B
11. belligerent
12. buoyant
13. caustically
14. chagrin
15. clemency
16. compatriots
17. constrict
18. contempt
19. credulous
20. cynical
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Vocabulary Test 1
Across Five Aprils
by Irene Hunt
a. a coming or arrival
b. shrewd, perspicacious, perceptive
c. apart, indifferent
d. lack of concern or feeling, indifference
e. destructively, deadly
f. implied or indirect reference, hinting at
g. something bright and showy
h. to support an idea or cause
i. the quality of lacking higher values
j. eased, mitigated, made less painful
k. vexation through humiliation, hurt pride, or disappointment
l. scorn, extreme dislike or disdain
m. capable of floating; cheerful
n. believing on slight evidence, gullible
o. to tighten or make narrow
p. sarcastically biting, acridly
q. given to faultfinding, sneering, sarcasm
r. fellow countrymen
s. waging war; inclined to or exhibiting assertiveness
t. leniency
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by Irene Hunt
Across Five Aprils
1. a desolate area
a. deserted b. large c. populated d. landscaped
2. a woman's despairing tears
a. insincere b. hopeless c. happy d. flowing
3. an annoying din
a. argument b. unrelenting pain c. discordant noise d. group of small boys
4. a dissipation of funds
a. hoarding b. foolish spending c. borrowing d. difficulty in earning
5. dissuade
a. persuade b. disscuss arrangements c. study d. to advise against
6. to elicit a response
a. discourage b. to bring out c. understand d. be surprised at
7. to embellish one's handwriting
a. decorate b. practice c. disguise d. forge
8. to entrench an idea in your mind
a. remove b. fix firmly c. study d. debate
9. feint
a. dislike b. anger c. nonchalance d. false appearance
10. a furrowed brow
a. dirty and grimy b. worried c. wrinkled d. dignified
11. the gravity of a situation
a. reality b. seriousness c. lightheartedness d. mystery
12. to be overcome with hilarity
a. sorrow b. mirth c. gas fumes d. a crowd of unruly people
13. an impudent child
a. disrespectful b. grateful c. intelligent d. shy
14. the ineptness of an employee
a. manners b. resume c. lack of competence d. experience
15. an interminable project
a. important b. endless c. new d. diffficult
16. to utter invective
a. quiet whispers b. gossip c. abusive language d. prayers
17. jubilee
a. barbeque b. sports event c. funeral d. period of rejoicing
18. to lament someone's death
a. cause b. express sorrow c. prevent d. witness
19. to act with malice
a. a desire to harm others b. talent c. surprise d. compassion
20. a melancholy song
a. joyful b. rhythmic c. depressed d. musical
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Vocabulary Test 2
Directions: Choose the letter of the definition that best fits the meaning of the word in bold type.
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Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
a. threatening
b. to repeat
c. to deflect or ward off a blow
d. sameness
e. mournful and expressing sorrow
f. dangerous, risky, not a secure situation
g. to cause not to be in effect; to negate; to abrogate
h. loud and boisterous, harsh, disorderly
i. a high standing or reputation, influence
j. difficult to see, vague
a. rowdy or tough behavior
b. persistent, holding fast to a position
c. inflated language
d. to assign to an inferior position
e. understood; silent, not spoken; implicit
f. loud and harsh sounding
g. the act of taking back or disavowing
h. not showing passion or feeling; indifferent, passive
i. to subject to verbal abuse
j. appetizing
a. very forceful in expression of emotion or conviction
b. very pale and sickly
c. something that causes discomfort or distress
d. having unfulfilled longing or yearning
e. to express by speaking
f. revengeful, spiteful
g. bright, distinct, and clear
Exercise A
1. monotony
2. nullify
3. obscure
4. ominous
5. parry
6. plaintive
7. precarious
8. prestige
9. raucous
10. reiterate
Exercise B
11. relegate
12. retraction
13. revile
14. rhetoric
15. ruffianism
16. savory
17. stoic
18. strident
19. tacit
20. tenacious
Exercise C
21. utter
22. vehement
23. vexation
24. vindictive
25. vivid
26. wan
27. wistful
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Vocabulary Test 3
Across Five Aprils
by Irene Hunt
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Vocabulary Test 2
Vocabulary Test 3
1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. d 6. b 7. a
8. b 9. d 10. c 11. b 12. b 13. a 14. c
15. b 16. c 17. d 18. b 19. a 20. c
1. d 2. g 3. j 4. a 5. c 6. e 7. f
8. i 9. h 10. b 11. d 12. g 13. i 14. c
15. a 16. j 17. h 18. f 19. e 20. b 21. e
22. a 23. c 24. f 25. g 26. b 27. d
Across Five Aprils
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1. a 2. h 3. f 4. c 5. d 6. j 7. b
8. e 9. i 10. g 11. s 12. m 13. p 14. k
15. t 16. r 17. o 18. l 19. n 20. q
Vocabulary Test 1
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