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1. If a person always tells the truth, or if a statement is true, which NOUN could be used to convey this fact?
2. If there are three people in a group, I might say there are a few. If there are eight, I might say there are several. If I saw a crowded group of twenty people, which ADJECTIVE could I use to describe the number of people?
3. Which of these is a correctly spelled synonym of "agreement" that is a NOUN?
4. Which ADVERB would you use to describe the efficient manner in which a sponge soaks up water?
5. If someone is able to choose or make a decision, which NOUN could be used to represent that condition?
6. There is another NOUN that is used to mean the ability to make decisions. Which one of these is it?
7. If someone is required or responsible to do something by law, this ADJECTIVE can be used. However, this word often has "not" preceding it, meaning that person (or company) is not responsible, and it is often seen on warnings on packages of potentially dangerous products.
8. It's done quickly. It's done efficiently. Which correctly-spelled ADVERB means both of these combined?
9. Which word is a VERB that means to make invalid or to prevent?
10. This VERB can mean "to end" or "to finish". In some cases, it can mean "to kill".
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