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Barron’s 1100 Words You Need to Know (MCQ Test + PDF) Week 27 – Day 1


Barron's 1100 Words You Need to Know (MCQ Test + PDF) Week 27 - Day 1

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NEW WORDS

  • pinnacle [pin´ kəl] 

“Their little barber-shop quartet reached the pinnacle of their career with a firstplace finish on Major Bowes’ ‘Amateur Hour.’ ” David and Marge Buchanan, “No Business Like You Know What”

  • array [ə rā´] 

“She arrayed herself in what seemed unbelievably beautiful clothes.” Sherwood Anderson, Winesburg, Ohio

  • obscure [əb sky ůr´] 

“This book has serious purpose even if many will find that purpose obscure.” Decision of Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, 11/62

  • ardent [ärd´ nt] 

“There is no more ardent performer than Judy Garland as she allows her emotions to shine through.” Penelope Houston, Sight and Sound, 1954

  • culminate [kul´ mə nāt] 

“The years of physical and mental training culminated in the fulfillment of a lifelong dream.” Vim & Vigor, Summer 1998

TODAY’S IDIOM

to break the ice—to make a beginning, to overcome stiffness between strangers

All after-dinner speakers break the ice by telling a story or joke at the start of their speeches.

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