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englishVersión en línea hello por arihanna 1 What does paucity mean? a an abundance b a scarcity c plenty d surplus 2 Which best defines fatalistic? a believing luck determines outcomes b believing anything is possible c believing in personal control d believing life events are inevitable and determined by fate 3 Obtrude means to do what? a force oneself into a situation uninvited b welcome an invitation c avoid involvement d politely ask to join 4 Pensive describes someone who is? a dreamily thoughtful b carefree and extroverted c rash and loud d inattentive and careless 5 Lackadaisical means? a overly excited b efficient and diligent c high-energy d uninterested, listless, spiritless 6 Alienate is to? a turn away feelings or affections b increase liking c bring closer together d unite bonds 7 Which sentence correctly uses paucity? a There is a paucity of resources this quarter. b The garden has a surplus of water today. c We have plenty of resources to spare. d There is a paucity of abundance this quarter. 8 Which word best fits: He acted with a fatalistic view about the outcome. a alienate b fatalistic c pensive d paucity 9 Choose the word that means to intrude or press in. a retreat b disperse c evade d obtrude 10 Which term fits someone who lacks enthusiasm and energy? a eager b energetic c ambitious d lackadaisical 11 What is an epigram? a A weather forecast b A scientific theory c A long poem about nature d A short, witty saying expressing a thoughtful idea 12 Which author is famous for epigrams? a Oscar Wilde b Pablo Neruda c Mark Twain d J.K. Rowling 13 How does an epigram typically differ from an aphorism? a Epigrams are about weather b Epigrams are longer than aphorisms c Epigrams always include rhyme d Epigrams are witty and pointed; aphorisms express truth concisely 14 Which line is a classic epigram? a A journey of a thousand miles begins with a step. b I can resist everything except temptation. c To be or not to be, that is the question. d The sun rises in the west. 15 Which device is commonly found in epigrams? a A clever twist or irony b Technical jargon c Long expository paragraphs d Detailed instructions 16 Epigrams are often used to express what? a Technical manuals b Scientific data c Wit and satire in concise form d Legal statutes 17 Which option is NOT typically an epigram? a A satirical remark b A lengthy sermon c A clever paradox d A witty one-liner 18 What is a common goal of an epigram? a Provide step-by-step procedures b Explain complex math c Convey a thought with humor and brevity d Describe a recipe in detail 19 Epigrams are often found in what context? a Technical manuals b Cookbooks c Literary quotes and witty collections d Legal codes 20 Which line is most likely an epigram? a Life is short; smile while you still have teeth. b All men are created equal. c The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell. d In mathematics, 2+2=4.

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What does paucity mean?

Which best defines fatalistic?

Obtrude means to do what?

Pensive describes someone who is?

Lackadaisical means?

Alienate is to?

Which sentence correctly uses paucity?

Which word best fits: He acted with a fatalistic view about the outcome.

Choose the word that means to intrude or press in.

Which term fits someone who lacks enthusiasm and energy?

What is an epigram?

Which author is famous for epigrams?

How does an epigram typically differ from an aphorism?

Which line is a classic epigram?

Which device is commonly found in epigrams?

Epigrams are often used to express what?

Which option is NOT typically an epigram?

What is a common goal of an epigram?

Epigrams are often found in what context?

Which line is most likely an epigram?