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column a ____ 11. word: ______________ n. style; fashion; popularity __…

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column a
__ 11. word: ____________
n. style; fashion; popularity
__ 12. word: ____________
n. a group of people within a larger group, usually causing conflict or disagreement; a selfish or quarrelsome group
__ 13. word: ____________
n. an analysis (especially of ore) to determine composition; v. to assess or put to a test; to attempt or try
__ 14. word: ____________
n. a trace of something bad or harmful, or of contamination or infection; v. to infect, corrupt, poison; to spoil; to besmear (someone’s name or reputation); to stain
__ 15. word: ____________
v. to move or extend in different directions from a common point; to differ in opinion
__ 16. word: ____________
adj. inborn, basic, native
__ 17. word: ____________
n. a long, narrow inlet of the sea, with steep cliffs rising alongside
__ 18. word: ____________
adj. never stopping or slackening; unceasing; constant
__ 19. word: ____________
v. to increase; to make greater; to enlarge
__ 20. word: ____________
v. to sink or fall to a lower level; to become less active; to wane
column b
(a) when john muir was twenty - two years old, his life began to diverge from the life of his family. he left the family farm and headed out in a new direction.
(b) he began his lifelong journey to augment both his own and other people’s understanding of the natural world.
(c) muir began to travel widely because he realized that the need to study nature was an inherent part of who he was; he could no more change his interest than he could change his eye color.
(d) muir wrote about the earth differently than another faction of authors did; he disagreed with those writers who saw nature as an enemy.
(e) he did, however, think nature was unforgiving when people made mistakes—something that must have made a lot of sense to people who had sailed through a narrow alaskan fiord and had seen the threatening cliffs that surrounded them.
(f) his reputation isn’t tainted today. people admire his dedication to preserving the land.
(g) muir also developed and tested scientific theories. by recording ice movements, he worked to assay his idea that the yosemite area had once been covered by a glacier.
(h) when he decided to embark on a campaign to save the yosemite area, muir was prepared for people’s resistance to his plan. he knew that such ideas were not in vogue.
(i) because of his unremitting commitment to preservation, even in the face of equally relentless cattle - men and ranchers, muir eventually triumphed.
(j) while objections to land preservation have not subsided today, muir serves as a role model for everyone who would continue to fight for nature.

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Question 11
Brief Explanations

We match the definition "style; fashion; popularity" (noun) with the sentence in Column B that uses a related word. Sentence (H) has "in vogue", where "vogue" means fashion/popularity, so the word is "vogue" and it matches (H).

Brief Explanations

The definition is "a group of people within a larger group, usually causing conflict...", which is "faction". Sentence (D) mentions "another faction of authors", so it matches (D).

Brief Explanations

The definition is "analysis (of ore) to determine composition; assess/test" (noun/verb). Sentence (G) has "assay his idea", so the word is "assay" and matches (G).

Answer:

  1. H (vogue)
Question 12