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Book's First PageCLOZE TEST 916. (1) crossing (V.) optimism (Noun) : a feeling that nominate (V.) : to choose some- 917. (2) misfortune (N.) good things will happen and that body to do a particular job ; pro- 918. (3) sticking (V.) something will be successful pose 919. (3) points (N.) pragmatism (Noun) : thinking 967. (4) maintain (V.) 920. (1) such (Det. Pro.) about solving problems in a prac- legislate (V.) : to make a law af- (921 – 925) tical and sensible way rather fecting something 921. (4) has (Aux. V.) than by having fixed ideas and reclaim (V.) : to get something 922. (1) reveal (V.) theories. back/to ask to have it back af- 923. (1) of (Prep.) 939. (3) stems (N.) ter it has been lost, taken away, 924. (4) resolved (V.) 940. (1) unconcealed (Adj.) etc. 925. (4) loaded (V.) unconcealed (Adj.) : that you do 968. (3) ensures (V.) (926 – 930) not try to hide ensures (V.) : to make sure that 926. (2) gradually (Adv.) : slowly, explicit (Adj.) : clear and easy something happens/is definite over a long period of time. to understand ensuing (Adj.) : following 927. (1) descend (V.) : to arrive and latent (Adj.) : existing, but not entangles (V.) : to involve some- begin to affect somebody/some- very noticeable, active or well– body in a difficult/complicated thing. developed situation 928. (4) distinct (Adj.) : easily or (941–950) ensnares (V.) : trap clearly seen, heard, felt etc. 941. (1) on (Prep.) 969. (4) alert (N.) 929. (3) lay 942. (4) victory (N.) akin (Adj.) : similar to 930. (3) reached 943. (1) retired (N.) 970. (1) digest (V.) (931–940) 944. (1) according to (Prep.) assent (N.) : official agreement 931. (1) physical (Adj.) 945. (3) disappointed (V.) to/approval of something dreary (Adj.) : sad/dull; dismal; 946. (4) wish (N.) apprise (V.) : to tell/inform bleak 947. (2) optimistic (Adj.) somebody of something barren (Adj.) : not producing nostalgic (Adj.) : having/bring- (971 – 980) anything useful/successful ing a feeling of sadness mixed 971. (4) in (Prep.) 932. (4) improper (Adj.) with pleasure and affection when 972. (2) gained (V.) improbable (Adj.) : not likely to you think of happy times in the 973. (4) access (N.) be true/to happen past. access (N.) : the opportunity/ impractical (Adj.) : not sensi- 948. (2) congratulated (V.) right to use something/to see ble/realistic 949. (3) achievement (N.) somebody/something incongruous (Adj.) : strange and 950. (4) medal (N.) regress (V.) : to return to an ear- not suitable in a particular situ- (951–955) lier/less advanced form/way of ation behaving 951. (2) also (Adv.) 933. (4) concern (N.) 974. (3) capital (N.) 952. (2) of (Prep.) 934. (3) remain (V.) 975. (4) much-needed 953. (4) globe (N.) 935. (2) obsessed (V.) 976. (1) threats (N.) 954. (2) web (N.) overwhelmed (Verb) : to have 977. (1) factions (N.) such a strong emotional effect on 955. (4) with (Conj.) (956 – 965) factions (N.) : a small group of somebody that it is difficult for 956. (4) helps (V.) people with in a larger one whose them to resist/know how to re- 957. (4) much (Det.) members have some different act. 958. (4) how (Adv.) aims and beliefs to those of the obsessed (Verb) : to completely larger group fill your mind so that you cannot 959. (1) why (Adv.) upheavals (N.) : a big change think of anything else, in a way 960. (4) well (Adv.) that causes a lot of confusion, that is not normal 961. (1) fairer (Adj.) worry and problems 936. (3) form (N.) 962. (1) us (Pro.) 978. (3) face (V.) 937. (3) contempt (Noun) : the feel- 963. (3) earlier (Adj.) ing that somebody/something is face (V.) : to accept that a diffi- 964. (3) inventions (N.) without value and deserves no cult situation exists 965. (1) improve (V.) respect at all evade (V.) : to escape/to avoid (966 – 970) 938. (2) pessimism (N.) bear (V.) : to be able to accept 966. (2) intellect (N.) pessimism (Noun) : a feeling that and deal with something unpleas- intellect (N.) : our mind ant bad things will happen and that healing (N.) : the process of be- something will not be success- oppose (V.) : to disagree strong- coming/making somebod y/ ly ful something healthy again 979. (4) denies (V.) positivism (Noun) : a system of benevolence (N.) : the quality of denies (V.) : to refuse to admit philosophy based on things that being kind, helpful and gener- approves (V.) : to agree can be seen/proved, rather than ous 980. (4) country (N.) on ideas SEE–902