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Answer: \'Barking up the wrong tree\' means pursuing a mistaken course of action.
Answer: \'Obsequious\' means excessively compliant or deferential; \'subservient\' is the closest synonym.
Answer: \'Ineffable\' means too great to be expressed in words; \'indescribable\' is the closest synonym.
Answer: \'Magnanimous\' means very generous; \'petty\' means trivial or small-minded, its opposite.
Answer: \'Perfunctory\' means done without care or interest; \'cursory\' means done hastily without attention.
Answer: \'Ephemeral\' means short-lived; \'eternal\' means lasting forever, its direct opposite.
Answer: \'Insidious\' means proceeding in a harmful way that is gradual; \'deceptive\' captures the hidden danger.
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[RC] Tom went to the store. He bought milk and bread. Then he went home. Where did Tom go first?
Answer: The passage says Tom went to the store first.
Answer: \'Soporific\' means tending to induce drowsiness; \'stimulating\' means exciting or invigorating.
Answer: \'Capricious\' means given to sudden changes of mood; \'fickle\' conveys the same unpredictability.
Answer: The passage states \'The cat sat on the mat.\'
Answer: \'Verbose\' means using more words than needed; \'concise\' means giving a lot of information clearly in few words.
Answer: \'Truculent\' means eager to argue or fight; \'aggressive\' is the closest synonym.
Answer: \'Ubiquitous\' means present everywhere; \'omnipresent\' is the exact synonym.
Answer: Ali\'s parents were proud because he scored the highest marks.
Answer: \'Sycophant\' means a person who acts obsequiously to gain advantage; \'flatterer\' is the closest synonym.
Answer: Rain poured heavily, so the children stayed inside.
Answer: \'Sanguine\' means optimistic; \'pessimistic\' means tending to see the worst, its opposite.
Answer: \'Pragmatic\' means practical; \'idealistic\' means pursuing ideals over practicality, its opposite.
Answer: \'Equivocal\' means open to more than one interpretation; \'ambiguous\' shares this meaning.