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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. limpid, zeitgeist, proliferate, stipulate, tenet, insouciant, ruminate, fixed, accolade, dissident. Thirty years of saving money finally paid off when Vernita found the cottage of her dreams on the coast of Maine-or so she thought. Despite a handful of local _____, the Clifftown Historical Society approved the sale of the property, but not before they _____ one important factor: the new owner must keep the windmill in operating condition because it had been a landmark of the town for generations. Shrugging off the windmill as a minor concern, Vernita seized the opportunity to purchase the lot. Six months later, Vernita learned why the _____ of the cottage's original era included a rigorous work ethic. The problems began when she walked outside on a breezy morning and noticed the ____ blades of the windmill, despite the considerable breeze. The shaft to the millstones had broken, and its repair required nearly two thousand dollars and three weeks of toiling for her and two paid workmen. Two days after completing the repairs, the well began to pump a muddy, undrinkable liquid instead of its usual cool, _____ spring water. While contractors dug a new well, Vernita discovered that mold and insects had _____ in the dank basement. The unending problems caused Vernita to _____ on why she had ever bought the house. She had always believed in one _____: Sometimes, people just have to know when to quit. Vernita also missed the _____ life that she had while renting someone else's property. Three months later, Vernita moved back into a condominium.

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From the list bellow, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. some words will not be used. incognito feasible dour fiasco metier lethargy balk omniscient harry B. "Hey, Jye; I think you've found your ____." "Colud be." Jye glanced up only long enough to catch a glimpse of Neve. Typing rapidly, Jye intermittently glanced at the stack of printed matrixes next to the keyboard. Usually a[n] ___ person who remained hidden in his software-engineer cubicle all day, Jye adopted a manner bordering on cynicism and ____ getting him to do tech support beyond his cubicle walls was often a[n] ___ that created more trouble that it solved. Neve was caught completely off-guard when Jye didn't ____ at the company's request that he test the system's network security by hacking into the company database. Though Jye had his ways, everyone knew that he was the ____ office authority when it came to network security protocol. It simply wouldn't have been ____ to use anyone else to test the integrity of Pentacode's newest software. Additionally, Jye's newfound energy changed his manner so much that he might as well have been ___ to those who didn't see him every day; when his attitude changed, his wardrobe and hairstyle changed as well.

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Read the following passage and then choose the best revision for the underlined portions of the paragraph. The questions will require you to make decisions regarding the revision of the reading selection. Some revisions are not of actual mistakes, but will improve the clarity of the writing. Oddly enough, foot and leg injuries common to runners in the developed world-joint damage, shin splints, bone spurs-are practically unknown to the Tarahumara. Sneakers typically force runners to land on their heels, sending shocks throughout the body. While making minimal use of the springlike arch and large tendons of the foot. Barefoot runners land midfoot, allowing their bodies to absorb the shock and return the energy to the stride. Granted, barefoot running on manmade surfaces might be $\underline{\mathrm{devastating \ to \ feet: \ people,}}$ after all, didn't spend 100,000 years adapting to run on blacktop and pavement. A. NO CHANGE B. devastating to feet! people C. devastating to feet-People D. devastating to feet, people

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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. humility, avid, dolorous, explicit, agrarian, formidable, gadfly, epistle, gargantuan. The atmosphere at Aunt Agnes's farmhouse was _____ during the wake following the funeral. No one could believe that Agnes was gone. At least, they reasoned, the _____ equestrian died while doing something that she loved. There was no definite explanation as to why Agnes's horse had bucked her off, but by the looks of the ____ animal tracks, the horse had been spooked by a[n] ____ wolf, perhaps the largest ever seen. The threat of wolves was nothing new to the _____ Van Ness family, who had been farming the northern valley for six generations. Wolves had attacked horses on the farm in the past, especially during extremely cold winters such as this one. Children on the farm always had _____ instructions to stay within sight of the house, but sometimes not even that was enough to protect the family from the hungry, silver predators. Vicky, a niece, wandered up the stairway to the second floor. Memories of her youth flashed through her head as she entered Agnes's room, sat on the corner of the bed, and noticed the dusty corner of an old shoebox protruding from beneath the vanity. Curious, Vicky retrieved the box and, to her surprise, she found thirty years of hand-written _____, some of which were for Agnes, and some of which Agnes wrote but never sent.

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