Vocabulary Quiz — Set 6

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1) In the vast desert, water sources are incredibly ________, making every oasis a vital respite for travelers.

A) typical B) annual C) scarce D) minimum E) essential

2) The salesman was able to ________ many customers to sign up for the premium package with his charm.

A) persuade B) devise C) blend D) conceal E) tempt

3) The young musician’s ________ for the violin was apparent, enchanting every audience with her performances.

A) talent B) devise C) blend D) conceal E) tempt

4) After the tenants moved out, the apartment remained ________ for several months.

A) typical B) annual C) scarce D) minimum E) vacant

5) The character’s ________ laugh in the play gave the audience chills, hinting at his true intentions.

A) sinister B) devised C) blended D) concealed E) tempted

6) To compete in the tournament, each player must meet the ________ score requirement set by the officials.

A) typical B) annual C) scarce D) minimum E) essential

7) The baseball strike led to the unprecedented absence of the ________ World Series, disrupting a time-honored tradition.

A) annual B) typical C) essential D) minimum E) scarce

8) Unlike common labor disagreements over ________ wages, this strike involved athletes whose incomes were in the millions.

A) annual B) typical C) essential D) minimum E) scarce

9) The government had to step in and ________ ways to settle the disputes between the high-earning players and team owners.

A) blend B) devise C) persuade D) withhold E) dine

10) Due to the rarity of talent at that level, team owners extended a ________ invitation to replacement players for spring training.

A) wholesale B) typical C) essential D) minimum E) annual

11) There was a pervasive concern that the baseball strike was a recurring issue that might ________ the sport once more.

A) blend B) devise C) persuade D) scarce E) essential

12) The team’s victory was anything but ________; it came as a surprise to fans who were accustomed to their usual defeats.

A) typical B) minimum C) scarce D) annual E) essential

13) To keep up with inflation, the government announced that the ________ wage would be increased next fiscal year.

A) typical B) minimum C) scarce D) annual E) essential

14) In the arid region, water sources are incredibly ________, making them more precious than gold to the local people.

A) typical B) minimum C) scarce D) annual E) essential

15) After much discussion, the committee decided to ________ a new regulation that would impact the industry for years to come.

A) blend B) persuade C) devise D) tempt E) conceal

16) Despite the economic downturn, the CEO’s commitment to his employees’ welfare was not just for show; it was an ________ part of his business philosophy.

A) typical B) minimum C) scarce D) annual E) essential

17) Rephrase: To ensure fair compensation, the government will be adjusting the minimum wage to align with living costs.

A) The government is set to increase the minimum wage to meet the cost of living standards. B) Unless the cost of living is considered, the government won’t adjust the minimum wage. C) It is essential that the government considers living costs when setting the minimum wage. D) The government must have wanted to address living costs, hence the planned minimum wage adjustment. E) There’s no point in adjusting the minimum wage if living costs aren’t taken into account.

18) Rephrase: In the rare book market, finding first editions has become increasingly scarce, driving up their value.

A) The rare book market will always value first editions highly due to their scarcity. B) Unless more first editions are found, their scarcity will continue to make them more valuable. C) One must seize every opportunity to acquire first editions due to their rarity and value. D) First editions are so scarce in the rare book market that their prices have risen substantially. E) Even though first editions are scarce, collectors might not always find them valuable.

19) Rephrase: Annual events, such as the film festival, create a rhythm of excitement in the community.

A) Communities must have wanted annual festivals to stay excited. B) If you want excitement, annual events are necessary. C) It’s the regular occurrence of the film festival that sustains the community’s anticipation each year. D) The film festival is an annual event that always generates excitement. E) The film festival needn’t be annual unless excitement must be preserved.

20) Rephrase: Athletes with exceptional talent are often scouted from a young age, which can lead to early professional development.

A) Discovering young talent is essential for early entry into pro sports. B) Unless they’re spotted young, athletes might miss early development. C) Identifying talent early is the only key to nurturing pro skills. D) Talented athletes are typically discovered early, setting them on a path to professional growth. E) Even with early identification, athletes won’t pursue pro development.

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