<p>Sentence Completions:</p>
<p>Reading:</p>
<p>suffer - indure
embarrassingly in apt
vain
automobile purpose- don't work together
dark cloud- contradiction
ceclile's tone- great conviction
laying foundation (i don't remember what it was)
complete agreemement/ cautious optimistic (one of them)
simplistic
compare dance and something - something into motion</p>
<p>A good number of us chose "regrettably underhanded" instead of "embarrassingly inapt"</p>
<p>anything else?</p>
<p>yak butter - commodity
I remember putting voracious or prodigious for one of them, I forget which I chose
I think one of the answers was cosmopolitan
circumscribed as well</p>
<p>edit: You should add all of these to your post and organize them to make it easy for everyone :D</p>
<p>sc:
commodity
cosmopolitan
prodigious
indulge...something
bully</p>
<p>cr:</p>
<p>suffer - indure
embarrassingly in apt
vain
automobile purpose- don't work together
dark cloud- contradiction
ceclile's tone- great conviction
laying foundation (i don't remember what it was)
complete agreemement/ cautious optimistic (one of them)
simplistic
compare dance and something - something into motion</p>
<p>Which was the one for prodigous? Does anyone remember the question and/or the other answers?</p>
<p>prodigous was the answer i put.</p>
<p>i used regretabbly underhanded because cecil was "sorrY" and "disappointed" that he made that remark
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<p>Reading
suffer means endure
embarrassingly in apt
vain
automobile purpose- don't work together
dark cloud- contradiction
ceclile's tone- great conviction
laying foundation (???)
complete agreemement/ cautious optimistic (one of them)
compare dance and something - something into motion</p>
<p>Sentence Completions
prodigious
cosmopolitan
circumscribed
simplistic
commodity
indulge, ?
bully</p>
<p>John: I remember that voracious was an answer for that question... voracious and prodigious do have very similar meanings</p>
<p>I know, I am wondering what the question was.</p>
<p>voracious is often used when you refer to something you eat</p>
<p>I remember reading somewhere that a person was a "voracious" reader so I assumed it could be used to describe more than just eating.</p>
<p>Reading
suffer means endure
embarrassingly in apt
vain
automobile purpose- don't work together
dark cloud- contradiction
ceclile's tone- great conviction
laying foundation (???)
complete agreemement/ cautious optimistic (one of them)
compare dance and something - something into motion</p>
<p>Sentence Completions
prodigious
cosmopolitan
circumscribed
simplistic
commodity
indulge, ?
bully
bent/analyzing</p>
<p>yes, voracious is used when you earn something but... there aren't voracious amount of dusts or whatever... there are prodigious amount...</p>
<p>i believe i'm right... 70%</p>
<p>Reading
suffer means endure
embarrassingly in apt
vain
automobile purpose- don't work together
dark cloud- contradiction
ceclile's tone- great conviction
laying foundation (???)
complete agreemement/ cautious optimistic (one of them)
compare dance and something - something into motion
reassuring</p>
<p>Sentence Completions
prodigious
cosmopolitan
circumscribed
simplistic
commodity
indulge, ?
bully
bent/analyzing</p>
<p>what was the indulge in SC for? if it was the class/teacher thing, wasnt it engage?</p>
<p>indulge one had to do with resources</p>
<p>no it was something like... indulged... apportioned or somthing
apportioned is def. right</p>
<p>oh yea, economics stuff, i got that right.</p>
<p>wasnt there an engage somewhere? like engage students in class or something... or that might have been on my experimental</p>