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1 / 5

What does “ubiquitous” mean?

Rare

Unusual

Present everywhere

Difficult to find

2 / 5

Which of the following sentences uses “disparate” correctly?

The disparate group worked together harmoniously.

Their disparate tastes were the same in every respect.

The two companies had disparate approaches to marketing.

He was disparate about his decision to move.

3 / 5

What does “meticulous” mean?

Careless

Detail-oriented

Lazy

Quick

4 / 5

Choose the antonym for “melancholy.”

Joyful

Pensive

Sorrowful

Thoughtful

5 / 5

Which sentence uses “effect” correctly?

She was affected about the outcome of the game.

The hurricane had a great affect on the coastal towns.

The teacher tried to effect the students to study harder.

The effect of the new law was immediate.

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