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  1. Choose the word most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to 'ABUNDANT'.

    Answer: Scarce

    'Abundant' means existing in large quantities, so its antonym is 'scarce'.

  2. Select the word that best completes the sentence: 'Despite the manager's _____ tone, employees sensed her underlying frustration.'

    Answer: Composed

    'Composed' contrasts with the hidden frustration, matching the word 'despite'.

  3. Identify the grammatically correct sentence.

    Answer: Neither the CEO nor the directors were available.

    With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer subject ('directors'), so 'were' is correct.

  4. A passage argues that remote work boosts productivity by cutting commute time. Which statement, if true, MOST weakens this argument?

    Answer: Remote workers report more distractions at home that offset commute savings.

    If home distractions offset the time saved, the productivity gain is negated.

  5. Choose the word that is a synonym for 'METICULOUS'.

    Answer: Thorough

    'Meticulous' means showing great attention to detail, i.e., thorough.

  6. Complete the analogy: AUTHOR is to NOVEL as COMPOSER is to ____.

    Answer: Symphony

    An author creates a novel just as a composer creates a symphony.

  7. In the sentence 'The data clearly indicates a downward trend,' which word is used incorrectly in formal usage?

    Answer: indicates

    'Data' is plural, so the correct verb is 'indicate', not 'indicates'.