Grammatical knowledge - Wonderlic
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Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
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The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
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William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
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To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
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William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
Tap to reveal answer
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
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Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Tap to reveal answer
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
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William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
Tap to reveal answer
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
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Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Tap to reveal answer
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
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William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
William was reluctant at first, but he eventually acquiesced to our request.
Select the word that best reflects the meaning of the underlined word.
Tap to reveal answer
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
To "acquiesce" to a request is to "agree" or give in to that request. There is no specific element of the word's meaning that indicates this agreement is enthusiastic, and the context of this sentence actually counter-indicates that reading.
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Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Mrs. Dollars said she would the flower-shaped custard-filled donuts herself.
Select the answer that best completes the given sentence.
Tap to reveal answer
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
The only correct answer uses the correct form and tense of the verb "buy."
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