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11.FORM : AMORPHOUS :: A) vulnerability : weathered B) fright: gruesome C) firmness : flaccid D) silence : static View Answer Report DiscussAnswer: Option CExplanation:(ANTONYM ARIANT) An amorphous (meaning undefined) substance has no form; a flaccid (meaning limp; easily yielding) substance has no firnmess.(C){The relative antonym relationship is formless: amorphous :: firm :flaccid}
12.SAWDUST: WOODCUTTING:: A) lint: brushing B) gravel : crushing C) meat: tenderizing D) garbage : gardening View Answer Report DiscussAnswer: Option DExplanation:(CAUSE AND EFFECT) Sawdust results from woodcutting; soot (meaning fine carbon particle )results from combustion (meaning burning). (D)
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