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can you believe it took me months to make an actual masterlist, I'm a sham
THE MASTERLIST HAS NOW A PAGE
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If you like any of my fics, or comment on them,I'll love you forever, <3
I'll post whatever other GG related stuff here too, so..YEAH!
(also if the banner looks weird its cause i tried to make it and this is the only way it seemed....good. for me. ehe)
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The Ultimate Bible Reading Plan
About
This list of resources and guided Bible Reading plan was compiled by Ryan Birk. It contains the scriptures to read daily as well as links to each scripture on the Bible App to make it easy for you. You will also see videos and helpful links. For more helpful resources, please visit HolyMountaiin.com
CLICK HERE to learn how to save this page to your phone as an app.
Introductions:
Click here for the: ABOUT VIDEO
Click here for the: FOUNDATIONS page
Click Here to join the: FB GROUP
Before you Begin:
here is a video on “reading/studying God’s Word”
Here is a video on “how to read the Psalms” (the psalms will be spread out throughout this reading plan)
Streetlights New Testament // Physical Copy
Breakdown of each Book of the Bible
"Each Day" our Daily Bread
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30
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#the ultimate bible reading plan#the ultimate 1 year bible reading plan#1 year bible plan#thematic bible plan#streetlights bible#the bible project#ryan birk#thematic bible#read & rant#spirit andlife#spirit and life#spirit and truth#spirit & life#spirit && life#spirit && life collective
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January's crew - Page 2
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[201] {81} ♂ Melman Frid
[202] {82} ❤️ ♀ Rita Frid
[203] [5353 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[204] [1564 newborn cousins and siblings]
[205] [2317 newborn babies]
[206] {83} ♂ Pedro Frid
[207] {84} ❤️ ♀ Petra Frid
[208] [5139 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[209] [1627 newborn cousins and siblings]
[210] [2335 newborn babies]
[211] [85} ♀ Cornelia Johnson
[212] {86} ❤️ ♂ Daniel Johnson
[213] [7024 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[214] [2090 newborn cousins and siblings]
[215] [3209 newborn babies]
[216] {87} ♀ Hedda Andersson
[217] {88} ❤️ ♂ Lauris Andersson
[218] [6463 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[219] [2037 newborn cousins and siblings]
[220] [3149 newborn babies]
[221] {89} ♀ Elin Andersson
[222] {90} ❤️ ♂ Pedro Andersson
[223] [5810 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[224] [1966 newborn cousins and siblings]
[225] [3119 newborn babies]
[226] {91} ♀ Claire Johnson
[227] {92} ❤️ ♂ Desmond Johnson
[228] [6720 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[229] [2052 newborn cousins and siblings]
[230] [3166 newborn babies]
[231] {93} ♀ Hoda Andersson
[232] {94} ❤️ ♂ Leon Andersson
[233] [6220 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[234] [1967 newborn cousins and siblings]
[235] [3140 newborn babies]
[236] {95} ♀ Esther Andersson
[237] {96} ❤️ ♂ Paul Andersson
[238] [5692 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[239] [1964 newborn cousins and siblings]
[240] [3075 newborn babies]
[241] {97} ♂ Jocke Andersson
[242] {98} ❤️ ♀ Trina Andersson
[243] [2622 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[244] [510 newborn cousins and siblings]
[245] [773 newborn babies]
[246] {99} ♂ Calle Andersson
[247] {100} ❤️ ♀ Karinna Andersson
[248] [2461 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[249] [648 newborn cousins and siblings]
[250] [821 newborn babies]
[251] {101} ♀ Stina Andersson
[252] {102} ❤️ ♂ Milo Andersson
[253] [2008 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[254] [558 newborn cousins and siblings]
[255] [772 newborn babies]
[256] {103} ♀ Mary Andersson
[257] {104} ❤️ ♂ Sebba Andersson
[258] [2189 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[259] [557 newborn cousins and siblings]
[260] [731 newborn babies]
[261] {105} ♀ Anita Andersson
[262] {106} ❤️ ♂ Albert Andersson
[263] [3201 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[264] [506 newborn cousins and siblings]
[265] [797 newborn babies]
[266] {107} ♀ Ulrika Andersson
[267] {108} ❤️ ♂ Georg Andersson
[268] [2686 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[269] [613 newborn cousins and siblings]
[270] [812 newborn babies]
[271] {109} ♀ Sandra Holm
[272] {110} ❤️ ♂ Justin Holm
[273] [2210 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[274] [524 newborn cousins and siblings]
[275] [721 newborn babies]
[276] {111} ♂ Henke Andersson
[277] {112} ❤️ ♀ Alice Andersson
[278] [2180 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[279] [508 newborn cousins and siblings]
[280] [818 newborn babies]
[281] {113} ♂ Ronny Andersson
[282] {114} ❤️ ♀ Paula Andersson
[283] [2408 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[284] [573 newborn cousins and siblings]
[285] [716 newborn babies]
[286] {115} ♂ Ludde Andersson
[287] {116} ❤️ ♀ Hella Andersson
[288] [2242 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[289] [510 newborn cousins and siblings]
[290] [704 newborn babies]
[291] {117} ♂ Hugo Andersson
[292] {118} ❤️ ♀ Asta Andersson
[293] [2784 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[294] [607 newborn cousins and siblings]
[295] [738 newborn babies]
[296] {119} ♀ iLisa Andersson
[297] {120} ❤️ ♂ Mika Andersson
[298] [2398 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[299] [584 newborn cousins and siblings]
[300] [810 newborn babies]
[301] {121} ♀ Nora Andersson
[302] {122} ❤️ ♂ Dino Andersson
[303] [2911 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[304] [511 newborn cousins and siblings]
[305] [809 newborn babies]
[306] {123} ♂ Santos Fernandez
[307] {124} ❤️ ♀ Mimi Fernandez
[308] [2764 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[309] [533 newborn cousins and siblings]
[310] [853 newborn babies]
[311] {125} ♂ Ambjörn Andersson
[312] {126} ❤️ ♀ Daisy Andersson
[313] [2582 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[314] [594 newborn cousins and siblings]
[315] [749 newborn babies]
[316] {127} ♀ Alexa Andersson
[317] {128} ❤️ ♂ Elmo Andersson
[318] [2346 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[319] [532 newborn cousins and siblings]
[320] [823 newborn babies]
[321] {129} ♀ Amanda Andersson
[322] {130} ❤️ ♂ Yvor Andersson
[323] [3283 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[324] [638 newborn cousins and siblings]
[325] [755 newborn babies]
[326] {131} ♂ Beiron Andersson
[327] {132} ❤️ ♀ Maja Andersson
[328] [2326 newborn friends and play/roommates]
[329] [513 newborn cousins and siblings]
[330] [821 newborn babies]
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Gold Saucer - Card Packs
Page 9 #267: Archaeotania (DREAM)
Page 2 #39: Gilgamesh & Enkidu (MYTHRIL)
Gold Saucer - Buy
Page 3 #63: Nanamo Ulnamo (400K MGP)
Page 6 #169: Gigi (90k MGP)
Page 7 #197: Raubahn & Pipin (400k MGP)
Page 8 #228: Strmbld Tataru Taru (96k MGP)
Norvrandt - Gemstone Trader
Page 10 #271: Gnoll (Lakeland)
Page 10 #273: Forgiven Obscenity (Kholusia)
Page 10 #274: Huaca (Rak'tika)
Page 10 #277: Therion (Tempest)
Dungeons
Page 3 #86: Nidhogg (The Aery)
Page 4 #97: Progenitrix (Pharos Sirius Hard)
Page 4 #103: Charibert (The Vault)
Page 4 #107: Archbishop Thordan VII ( The Minstrel's Ballad: Thordan's Reign)
Page 6 #160: Lava Scorpion (Sohm Al Hard)
Page 6 #163: The Griffin (Baelsar's Wall)
Page 6 #177: Susano (The Pool of Tribute)
Page 6 #178: Lakshmi (Emancipation)
Page 7 #193: Hrodric Poisontongue (The Drowned City of Skalla)
Page 7 #200: Guidance Node (The Fractal Continuum Hard)
Page 7 #202: Genbu (Hells' Lid)
Page 7 #203: Byakko (The Jade Stoa)
Page 7 #208: Qitian Dasheng (The Swallow's Compass)
Page 7 #209: Tsukuyomi (Castrum Fluminis)
Page 8 #219: Tokkapchi (Saint Mocianne's Arboretum Hard)
Page 8 #220: Mist Dragon (The Burn)
Page 8 #229: Prometheus (The Ghimlyt Dark)
Page 8 #230: Seiryu (The Wreath of Snakes)
Page 8 #238: Stormblood Gilgamesh (Kugane Ohashi)
Page 9 #246: Titania (The Dancing Plague)
Page 9 #257: Hades (The Dying Grasp)
Page 9 #265: Seeker of Solitude (The Grand Cosmos)
Page 10 #276: Ruby Weapon (Cinder Drift)
Page 10 #279: Varis yae Galvus (Memoria Misera Extreme)
Page 10 #286: 2P (The Puppet's Bunker)
Page 10 #287: Shadowbringers Warrior of Light (The Seat of Sacrifice)
Page 10 #291: Mother Porxie (Matoya's Relict)
Page 10 #292: Emerald Weapon (Castrum Marinum)
Page 10 #295: Eden's Promise (Eden's Promise: Eternity)
Page 11 #304: Lunar Bahamut (Paglth'an)
Page 11 #307: Diamond Weapon (The Cloud Deck
BEAST TRIBES:
Page 3 #72: Fat Chocobo (vath deftarm/FATE)
Page 4 #111: Darkscale (Master Mogzin/FATE)
Page 5 #133: Kal Myhk (Master Mogzin)
Page 5 #134: Waukkeon (Linu Vali)
Page 5 #140: Hraesvelgr (Master Mogzin)
Page 10 #280: Dwarf (Cobleva)
Page 10 #281: Rolling Tankard (Cobleva)
ACHIEVEMENTS:
Page 3 #87: Midsgardsommar (Triple-deckerIV)
Page 7 #186: Krile (Triple-deckerVIII)
Page 8 #211: Gosetsu (Triple-deckerVIIII)
Page 9 #255: Shadowbringers Urianger (Triple-deckerIX)
Page 10 #284: Shadowbringers Thancred (Triple-deckerX)
Page 10 #296: Phoenix (Open and Shut I)
HEAVEN ON HIGH: UNLOCK USHIOGI
Page 8 #212: Wanyudo & Katasharin
Page 8 #213: Hatamoto
Page 8 #214: Hiruko
EUREKA:
UNLOCK BOTAN
Page 8 #215: Yukinko
Page 8 #216: Happy Bunny
Page 8 #217: Louhi
Page 8 #225: Pazuzu
UNLOCK HETSUKAZE
Page 8 #226: Penthesilea
Page 8 #235: Dvegr
Page 8 #236: Ejika Tsunjika
Page 8 #237: Provenance Watcher
BOZJA: GANGOS:
UNLOCK ARSIEU
Page 10 #289: Dawon
Page 10 #290: Adrammelch
UNLOCK SLADKEY
Page 11 #310: 4th-make Shemhazai
Page 11 #311: 4th-make Cuchulainn
Mor Dhona - Merchant
Page 11 #306: G-Warrior (3 totems)
Zadnor - Merchant
Page 10 #298: Trinity Seeker (3 Bozja Cluster)
Page 10 #299: Trinity Avowed (3 Bozja Cluster)
Page 11 #312: Diablo Armament (7 Bozja Cluster)
BLUE MAGE:
Level 60 Blue Mage: Buy from Latool Ja
Page 10 #297: Great Azuro (100 Allied Seals)
Page 11 #302: Gogo Master of Mimicry
UNLOCK DROYN: LVL 60
Page 10 #300: Azulmagia
Page 11 #301: Siegfried
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i worked on hw todayy. it was great since i spent the whole day on it.. lmfao
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MET Gala List Part Two
I made a part two. 😊 Also, the gala is TODAY!
(Remember, this is just a list of celebrities I would invite if I was in charge of it.)
201. Sara Paulson
202. Julia Roberts
203. Brandon Maxwell
204. Pierpaolo Piccioli (designer for Valentino)
205. Yara Shahidi
206. Gemma Chan
207. Laverne Cox
208. Lucy Boynton
209. Naomi Campbell
210. Penelope Cruz
211. Salma Hayek
212. Gwyneth Paltrow
213. Rami Malek
214. Sienna Miller
215. Aurora James
216. Carey Mulligan
217. Charli XCX
218. Alexa Chung
219. Stella Maxwell
220. Sofía Sánchez Barrenechea
221. Dapper Dan
222. Aquaria
223. Normani
224. Camila Coelho
225. Deepika Padukone
226. Tommy Hilfiger
227. Violet Chachki
228. Nasiba Adilova
229. Shailene Woodley
230. Ansel Elgort
231. Joe Jonas
232. Megan Fox
233. Laura Haddock
234. Orlando Bloom
235. Willow Smith
236. Jason Sudeikis
237. Ewan McGregor
238. Coco Rocha
239. Ralph Lauren
240. BTS - Jungkook, V, Park Ji-min, Jin, Suga, RM, J-Hope
241. Blackpink - Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, Jisoo
242. Doja Cat
243. Sam Claflin
244. Kiera Knightley
245. Alexina Graham
246. Rachel Zegler
247. Sophia Lillis
248. Sam Smith
249. Mimi Cuttrell
250. Aubrey Plaza
251. Adam Driver
252. Kate McKinnon
253. Aidy Bryant
254. Thomasin McKenzie
255. Maddie Ziegler
256. Kristen Bell
257. Idina Menzel
258. Michelle Dockery
259. Chris Evans
260. Peter Dinklage
261. Luke Evans
262. Liam Hemsworth
263. Robert Pattinson
264. Christian Louboutin
265. Stuart Weitzman
266. Nicola Glass (designer for Kate Spade)
267. Michael Kors
268. Manolo Blahnik
269. Alberta Ferretti
270. Kim Jones (designer for Fendi)
271. Viktor Horsting
272. Rolf Snoeren
273. Richard Madden
274. Giorgio Armani
275. Isabel Marant
276. Nicky Zimmermann
277. Simone Zimmermann
278. Gimmo Etro
279. Austin Butler
280. Abigail Breslin
281. Lana Del Rey
282. Natalia Dyer
283. Molly Ringwald
284. Adele
285. Giambattista Valli
286. Tamara Ralph
287. Michael Russo
288. Isla Fisher
289. Anastasia Soare (founder of Anastasia Beverly Hills)
290. Charlotte Tilbury
291. Allan Avendaño
292. Danielle Priano
293. Pier Gelardi (founder of Refinery29)
294. Philippe von Borries (founder of Refinery29)
295. Christene Barberich (founder of Refinery29)
296. Justin Stefano (founder of Refinery29)
297. Sara Moonves (editor-in-chief for W Magazine)
298. Arnaud de Contades (CEO of Marie Claire Magazine)
299. Anne Fullenwider (editor-in-chief of Marie Claire Magazine)
300. Lauren Conrad
301. Miles Socha (editor-in-chief of Women’s Wear Daily)
302. Jay Penske (CEO of Women’s Wear Daily)
303. Jessica Pels (editor-in-chief for Cosmopolitan Magazine)
304. Rob Zangardi
305. Mariel Haenn
306. Michael Fassbender
307. Elliot Page
308. Betsey Johnson
309. Jonathan Groff
310. Anna Faris
311. Meryl Streep
312. Brie Larson
313. Renée Elise Goldsberry
314. Jasmine Cephas Jones
315. Cindy Crawford
316. Nicholas Hoult
317. Zac Posen
318. Taraji P. Henson
319. Joan Smalls
320. Samira Nasr (editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar Magazine)
321. Lily James
322. Thandiwe Newton
323. Ciara Bravo
324. Mary Elizabeth Winstead
325. Phoebe Dynevor
326. Allison Janney
327. Daniel Levy
328. Claire Foy
329. Lisa Eldridge
330. Kale Teter
331. LaQuan Smith
332. Lacy Redway
333. Alexandra DiRoma
334. Alex White (fashion director for Elle Magazine U.S.)
335. Carine Roitfeld (founder and editor-in-chief of CR Fashion Book)
336. Carine Backoff
337. Zoey Grossman
338. Tyler Shields
339. Greg Williams
340. Cass Blackbird
341. Timothée Chalamet
342. Virgil Abloh
343. Owen Gould
344. Tobi Henney
345. Marc Eram
346. Charlotte Prevel
347. Romy Soleimani
348. Rebecca Minkoff
349. Joseph Altuzarra
350. Gabriela Heart (designer for Chloé)
351. Hedi Slimane (designer for Céline)
352. Phoebe Philo (designer for Céline)
353. Jonathan Anderson (designer for Loewe)
354. Saweetie
355. Kelsey Deenihan Fisher
356. Lorde
357. Demna Gvasalia (designer for Balenciaga)
For this list, I include some makeup artists, fashion photographers, hairstylists, editor-in-chief for magazines, and the CEO of magazines. I still don’t understand the point of inviting athletes, so I left them off.
Now, here is who I would NOT invite...
59. Machine Gun Kelly
60. 21 Savage
61. French Montana
62. Chris Pratt
63. Bella Thorne
64. Scarlett Johansson
65. Jennifer Lawrence
66. Emma Watson
67. Vanessa Hudgens
68. Sacha Baron Cohen
69. Dylan Sprouse
70. Barbara Palvin
71. Ashton Kutcher
72. Sarah Jessica Parker
73. Zayn Malik
74. Olivia Jade
75. Channing Tatum
76. Paris Hilton
77. Nicky Hilton
♡ September 3, 2021 September 13, 2021 ♡
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Every page with Max
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#paranatural#pnat#maxwell puckett#character pages#going to do posts like these for every character on the cast page on my own#if you want one for a character not in the cast page then you'll have to ask for it
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Thick as Thieves Undead-Blog, Part Two | when your liveblog wakes up to drink some broth then goes back to sleep smiling because it trusts you | my notes from reading the book for the first time, Spring 2017
Format:
Page number. My ridiculous thoughts (Context???)
Part One
Chapters 6-13:
Ch. 6 - Very intense chapter in which Kamet and Costis are captured by the slavers and escape
163. Costis <3 Muscles Good looking! (wow what a way to start this post)
one hot piece of attolian manflesh ... confirmed (people would call him this on LJ! I forgot about it for several years until reading this passage)
164. omg earring swallowed!
166. amanuensis? (perennial thanks to mwt for all the vocab words)
168. shit. severed hand.
172. wtf Costis don’t kill him
173. how do you silently kill someone like that?
174. wow fuck
men dead not even breathing hard. (compare to KoA assassination)
Everyone is a monster!
176. Thieves.
Ch. 7 - Lots of good conversation, potentially symbolic animals, and a surprise Eugenides
183. Grt scene (apologies)
184. now who’s asking rude questions? (about killing people)
186. lying to him <3
ok! unreliable narrator!
wait i thought they didn’t have slaves in Attolia?!
187. “I was unappreciated” ... I’m always lonely
so cute
188. me when mwt writes: what is this blatant unabashed fanservice?
WHO IS THIS BOY?!
189. Onarkus =/= Sandy?
190. okaaay #confirmed Gen!
191. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Boots
195. he caught a snake (associated with a certain king and assumed bootboy “you viper” “you are a poisonous little snake” ... another ominous dead animal)
Is Costis’s earring for Eugenides (I was thinking of the god!)
196. a goat and a snake .... how poetic
Costis stalks goat ...
197. hmmm.... goat and hand and last trace of Nahuseresh (OMINOUS)
does Irene know her husband was a bootboy?
203. no this what? (“trouble with a maid” story exchange)
Marin?
204. he was prepared to run away??
how old was he?
well this is a lot to chew on
205. K using past tense for N
C asking about slaves killed after emperor’s death... does he know?
Ch. 8 - This road trip was going great until SOMEONE fell in a well
208. Are Taymets taller than Eddisian mountains?
210. time passing, broad and focused
212. MY Attolian
classic minor mwt characters
215. singing Costis???
216. swearing gimme a break
please don’t let the Namreen kill them later...
217. Kamet says very little of what HE did/his interactions w them!
218. wot nice cut! (“Eleven days later...”)
gods?
219. “water finds a way” a saying from Eddis? how does C know that? also brings to mind QoA weather passages
Why doesn’t Kamet ask/wonder WHY Gen wants him?
223. They’re gonna do it? They’re gonna make it? So close!
224. does Eddis have comparable irrigation engineering?
227. NO!
228. u idiot you meant to leave him before!!!
at least look in the freaking well!!!
229. Kamet’s Face! wow he’s really in shock (at weapons shop)
230. SUCH FAMILIAR PHRASING! birds :( (I was caught up in the birds and completely missed the spilled wine!)
Ch. 9 - Retrieving Costis from the well, Ennikar appears again
231. “You’re certain he’s dead?” nice CUT
this time i heard him say?
was he talking?
232. thoughtfully tensing his lower lip?
who tf is this guy - another god?
mm grr I’m Kamet I have no friends
ok so he’s what’s his face Enkidu?
heroes walk the streets
234. AAH why
say his fricking name?!
god you’re so bad @ this
236. THIEF
237. FRIEND OMG
238. omg so good flour!
SO CUTE I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS
239. OMG Costis. Nice. (Costis tries the Gen method of deflecting concern)
241. “as if we were close friends traveling together???”
242. Costis ... knows a hero when he sees one?
But ... delighted? not horrified?
Ch. 10 - Hanging out with Godekker
247. SO MANY HELPFUL STRONG MEN (Enter Godekker)
249. PAY THE FASTENER
253. god so snarky
254. Kamet’s chops
fuck how is this book going to end???
256. You’ll never feel safe ... Gen + Relius’s fears?
258. Fuh!
259. Ok do i have hope?
he doesn’t have Tethys lesions does he?
263. aahhhh
Costis trusts him!!!! <3
aaahhh
264. Noli? where did he get that from?
smarrrt
265. yeah u did tell Godekker your name!
wtf is this god advice!
268. The So, so, so count in this book is OUT OF CONTROL!!! It may be a record.
Ch. 11 - Kamet’s stressful voyage
270. Lol Sophos is better @ assuming Attolian ships are there...
272. yesssss earring GOOD
274. yeah sure Kamet you still haven’t left!
I did not want to leave the Attolian!
276. watching Costis
277. my heart’s gonna break don’t leave, Kamet!
278. “as if the gods had cursed my wandering feet” nice. also iambic pentameter
also laying it on a bit thick there
280. Sea in the Middle of the World!
he’s so scared though. :(
the fuckin nerve!
Costis + Gen and their s3cr3t sign
281. nooooo it’s ok to lie, it’s endearing in this world!
also Costis seriously why do you think he would be ok w/ this!
I’m coming home! (to Attolia. In cursive, see image at top of post.)
282. war?
Ch. 12 - Dramatic times in Attolia
284. “I thought we were I + E” :o
shit where is his honor now (”I would have let you go”)
285. hey there Teleus...
my heart
285. yeah but C probs knows all those guards ... he thought punching Gen was the most embarrassed he’d been... (in retrospect, I don’t think he was embarrassed AT ALL during this scene. Costis fight mode was activated.)
yeah I mean she has given us the Magus all this time! (reflecting on the fact that Costis’s name has yet to appear)
286. Yesss angry Costis poking Teleus!
This is Something to imagine
287. THIS IS REALLY BAD (”the queen”)
OK...
holy shit
when is this???
she’s not THAT old!
288. THE room? (“filled with all the horrors I had fled in Ianna-Ir”)
289. 298 pages until this! (“Costis”)
289. Please stay alive Irene!
On some level I do feel that my childhood is ruined w the confirmation they banged. :( Gen is like 20! (Listen. I love them. I'm very happy for them. This is not exactly breaking news. 20-year-olds, and this one in particular, can obviously do anything they want. This note brought to you by me being Too Ace For This and having been both younger and older than him since first reading the books a very long time ago...)
292. Gggennn
293. Is this court respect a recent development? WHAT DID I MISS? (they watched him fight the entire guard, is what, c’mon me. Costis hit him on the head with an amphora.)
yeah we get it people underestimate Eugenides
OH MY COSTIS
294. is this Annux by any chance?
Boys ur making a scene!
King of Attolia vs of Attolians?
295. very ... dramatic
this is ... a private convo?
297. yup he’s Eddis’s best stalker!
Ch. 13 - Everything else that happens in this book!
298. “Do they know?” yeah wtf Gen
it’s like the new “and every1 was naked” (in KoA)
“and every1 was watching”
300. Gen: Yo Helen can u bring me that one coin?
Helen: sure. no prob
301. “Poor Costis”
yeah Melheret always sneaks up
302. “You’ve come from the prisons, not how an honored guest is usually received” UM ACTUALLY...
305. Kamet.... (crying in his room)
306. “the kind of Attolia sitting on the footboard” oh my god yeah classic
307. Irene comes thru with the stats
Was Kamet at the battle at Ephrata?
310. talk with the kitchen staff good god i would like to know. So bizarre.
lol toting around an ambassador all nite? What would Teleus say?
while Irene’s sick ...
WTF will Costis do now?
312. names ... Kamet ... Ormentiedes?
Creeeeeeeeepy Relius (probably about “there are some questions you might answer for us” but possibly about the cutting up and feeding to wolves comment)
314. business arrangement uh sure
Yeah ok write it all down
316. talking to Costis?
(a note: the version I read was an advance reader copy, and the only major difference was that it did NOT include the scene with “the young Erondites”)
318. Attolia smiled at him!
anything worth doing is worth overdoing lol
319. alternate readings of poem?
322. orange trees!
cabbages!
324. sent Onarkus away RECENTLY???
Is Brinna Sandy!
Seriously.
Cooks r weird (thinking about the entry for cooks in the Tough Guide to Fantasyland)
326. the magus!
an ACHING void
oh I know I’ll just GO!
poor Gen can’t have any friends...
331. they have duffles in Attolia
and with Attolian duffles, the story ends! Thanks for reading, feedback is welcome. I promise I have more developed thoughts about this book. For another weird journey, listen to my Thick as Thieves playlist, maybe.
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Set 16 (Answers begin on page 118.)
The next two sets will give you more practice with
analogies. Every one of the following questions consists
of a related pair of words, followed by five pairs of
words labeled a through e. Choose the pair that best
represents a similar relationship to the one expressed in
the original pair of words. Remember, the best way to
approach an analogy question is to make up a sentence
that describes the relationship between the first
two words. Then, find the pair that has a similar
relationship.
256. PETAL : FLOWER
a. salt : pepper
b. tire : bicycle
c. base : ball
d. sandals : shoes
e. puppy : dog
257. BRISTLE : BRUSH
a. arm : leg
b. stage : curtain
c. recline : chair
d. key : piano
e. art : sculpture
258. FISH : SCHOOL
a. wolf : pack
b. elephant : jungle
c. beagle : clan
d. herd : peacock
e. cow : farm
259. ODOMETER : DISTANCE
a. scale : weight
b. length : width
c. inch : foot
d. mileage : speed
e. area : size
260. SIAMESE : CAT
a. type : breed
b. dog : puppy
c. mark : spot
d. romaine : lettuce
e. collar : leash
261. PEDAL : BICYCLE
a. inch : yardstick
b. walk : skip
c. tire : automobile
d. buckle : belt
e. oar : canoe
262. PULSATE : THROB
a. walk : run
b. tired : sleep
c. examine : scrutinize
d. ballet : dancer
e. find : lose
263. ELEPHANT : PACHYDERM
a. mantis : rodent
b. poodle : feline
c. kangaroo : marsupial
d. zebra : horse
e. tuna : mollusk
264. DEPRESSED : SAD
a. neat : considerate
b. towering : cringing
c. rapid : plodding
d. progressive : regressive
e. exhausted : tired
265. PSYCHOLOGIST : NEUROSIS
a. ophthalmologist : cataract
b. dermatologist : fracture
c. infant : pediatrician
d. rash : orthopedist
e. oncologist : measles
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266. BINDING : BOOK
a. criminal : gang
b. display : museum
c. artist : carpenter
d. nail : hammer
e. frame : picture
267. EXPLORE : DISCOVER
a. read : skim
b. research : learn
c. write : print
d. think : relate
e. sleep : wake
268. COTTON : BALE
a. butter : churn
b. wine : ferment
c. grain : shock
d. curd : cheese
e. beef : steak
269. DIVISION : SECTION
a. layer : tier
b. tether : bundle
c. chapter : verse
d. riser : stage
e. dais : speaker
270. PASTORAL : RURAL
a. metropolitan : urban
b. harvest : autumn
c. agrarian : benevolent
d. sleepy : nocturnal
e. wild : agricultural
271. WAITRESS : RESTAURANT
a. doctor : diagnosis
b. actor : role
c. driver : truck
d. teacher : school
e. author : book
272. FINCH : BIRD
a. frog : toad
b. elephant : reptile
c. Dalmatian : dog
d. collie : marsupial
e. ant : ladybug
273. RAIN : DRIZZLE
a. swim :dive
b. hop : shuffle
c. juggle : bounce
d. walk : run
e. run : jog
274. SKEIN : YARN
a. squeeze : lemon
b. fire : coal
c. ream : paper
d. tree : lumber
e. plow : acre
275. TAILOR : SUIT
a. scheme : agent
b. edit : manuscript
c. revise : writer
d. mention : opinion
e. implode : building
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Set 17 (Answers begin on page 119.)
Now try this last set of analogies, which are somewhat
more difficult than the previous set. Remember that the
first step in solving an analogy is to make up a sentence
that describes the relationship between the first two
words. Sometimes, your sentence may fit more than
one answer choice. In these cases, be prepared to revise
your original sentence. Each of the following questions
consists of a related pair of words, followed by five
pairs of words labeled a through e. Choose the pair that
best represents a similar relationship to the one
expressed in the original pair of words.
276. CONDUCTOR : ORCHESTRA
a. jockey : mount
b. thrasher : hay
c. driver : tractor
d. skipper : crew
e. painter : house
277. JAUNDICE : LIVER
a. rash : skin
b. dialysis : kidney
c. smog : lung
d. valentine : heart
e. imagination : brain
278. COBBLER : SHOE
a. jockey : horse
b. contractor : building
c. mason : stone
d. cowboy : boot
e. potter : paint
279. PHOBIC : FEARFUL
a. finicky : thoughtful
b. cautious : emotional
c. envious : desiring
d. shy : familiar
e. asinine : silly
280. INTEREST : OBSESSION
a. mood : feeling
b. weeping : sadness
c. dream : fantasy
d. plan : negation
e. highlight : indication
281. MONK : DEVOTION
a. maniac : pacifism
b. explorer : contentment
c. visionary : complacency
d. rover : wanderlust
e. philistine : culture
282. SLAPSTICK : LAUGHTER
a. fallacy : dismay
b. genre : mystery
c. satire : anger
d. mimicry : tears
e. horror : fear
283. VERVE : ENTHUSIASM
a. loyalty : duplicity
b. devotion : reverence
c. intensity : color
d. eminence : anonymity
e. generosity : elation
284. SOUND : CACOPHONY
a. taste : style
b. touch : massage
c. smell : stench
d. sight : panorama
e. speech : oration
285. CONVICTION : INCARCERATION
a. reduction : diminution
b. induction : amelioration
c. radicalization : estimation
d. marginalization : intimidation
e. proliferation : alliteration
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286. DELTOID : MUSCLE
a. radius : bone
b. brain : nerve
c. tissue : organ
d. blood : vein
e. scalpel : incision
287. UMBRAGE : OFFENSE
a. confusion : penance
b. infinity : meaning
c. decorum : decoration
d. elation : jubilance
e. outrage : consideration
288. PROFESSOR : ERUDITE
a. aviator : licensed
b. inventor : imaginative
c. procrastinator : conscientious
d. overseer : wealthy
e. moderator : vicious
289. DEPENDABLE : CAPRICIOUS
a. fallible : cantankerous
b. erasable : obtuse
c. malleable : limpid
d. capable : inept
e. incorrigible : guilty
290. FROND : PALM
a. quill : porcupine
b. blade : evergreen
c. scale : wallaby
d. tusk : alligator
e. blade : fern
291. METAPHOR : SYMBOL
a. pentameter : poem
b. rhythm : melody
c. nuance : song
d. slang : usage
e. analogy : comparison
292. DIRGE : FUNERAL
a. chain : letter
b. bell : church
c. telephone : call
d. jingle : commercial
e. hymn : concerto
293. FERAL : TAME
a. rancid : rational
b. repetitive : recurrent
c. nettlesome : annoying
d. repentant : honorable
e. ephemeral : immortal
294. SPY : CLANDESTINE
a. accountant : meticulous
b. furrier : rambunctious
c. lawyer : ironic
d. shepherd : garrulous
e. astronaut : opulent
295. DOMINANCE : HEGEMONY
a. romance : sympathy
b. furtherance : melancholy
c. independence : autonomy
d. tolerance : philanthropy
e. recompense : hilarity
296. AERIE : EAGLE
a. capital : government
b. bridge : architect
c. unit : apartment
d. kennel : veterinarian
e. house : person
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Set 18 (Answers begin on page 120.)
Now try some reasoning questions that ask you to
translate English words into an artificial language. First,
you will be given a list of three “nonsense” words and
their English word meanings. The question(s) that follow
will ask you to reverse the process and translate an
English word into the artificial language.
Your best approach to this type of question is to
look for elements (parts) of the “nonsense”words that
repeat. This is the best way to translate from the imaginary
language to English. For example, if you know
that linsmerk means oak tree and linsdennel means oak
table, then you know that lins means oak. And, if lins
means oak, merk must mean tree, and dennel must
mean table. When you discover what a word element
means in English, write it down. Then, look for the
word elements that appear both on the list and in the
answer choices.
297. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
granamelke means big tree
pinimelke means little tree
melkehoon means tree house
Which word could mean “big house”?
a. granahoon
b. pinishur
c. pinihoon
d. melkegrana
298. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
lelibroon means yellow hat
plekafroti means flower garden
frotimix means garden salad
Which word could mean “yellow flower”?
a. lelifroti
b. lelipleka
c. plekabroon
d. frotibroon
299. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
moolokarn means blue sky
wilkospadi means bicycle race
moolowilko means blue bicycle
Which word could mean “racecar”?
a. wilkozwet
b. spadiwilko
c. moolobreil
d. spadivolo
300. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
daftafoni means advisement
imodafta means misadvise
imolokti means misconduct
Which word could mean “statement”?
a. kratafoni
b. kratadafta
c. loktifoni
d. daftaimo
301. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
dionot means oak tree
blyonot means oak leaf
blycrin means maple leaf
Which word could mean “maple syrup”?
a. blymuth
b. hupponot
c. patricrin
d. crinweel
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302. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
agnoscrenia means poisonous spider
delanocrenia means poisonous snake
agnosdeery means brown spider
Which word could mean “black widow
spider”?
a. deeryclostagnos
b. agnosdelano
c. agnosvitriblunin
d. trymuttiagnos
303. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
myncabel means saddle horse
conowir means trail ride
cabelalma means horse blanket
Which word could mean “horse ride”?
a. cabelwir
b. conocabel
c. almamyn
d. conoalma
304. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
godabim means kidney stones
romzbim means kidney beans
romzbako means wax beans
Which word could mean “wax statue”?
a. godaromz
b. lazbim
c. wasibako
d. romzpeo
305. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
tamceno means sky blue
cenorax means blue cheese
aplmitl means star bright
Which word could mean “bright sky”?
a. cenotam
b. mitltam
c. raxmitl
d. aplceno
306. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
gorblflur means fan belt
pixngorbl means ceiling fan
arthtusl means tile roof
Which word could mean “ceiling tile”?
a. gorbltusl
b. flurgorbl
c. arthflur
d. pixnarth
307. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
hapllesh means cloudburst
srenchoch means pinball
resbosrench means ninepin
Which word could mean “cloud nine”?
a. leshsrench
b. ochhapl
c. haploch
d. haplresbo
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308. Here are some words translated from an
artificial language.
migenlasan means cupboard
lasanpoen means boardwalk
cuopdansa means pullman
Which word could mean “walkway”?
a. poenmigen
b. cuopeisel
c. lasandansa
d. poenforc
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Set 19 (Answers begin on page 121.)
Here is another set of questions that ask you to translate
from an imaginary language into English. Remember,
the best way to approach these questions is to
translate each word element.When you discover what
a word element means in English, write it down. Then,
look for the word elements that appear both on the list
and in the answer choices.
309. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
morpirquat means birdhouse
beelmorpir means bluebird
beelclak means bluebell
Which word could mean “houseguest”?
a. morpirhunde
b. beelmoki
c. quathunde
d. clakquat
310. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
slar means jump
slary means jumping
slarend means jumped
Which word could mean “playing”?
a. clargslarend
b. clargy
c. ellaclarg
d. slarmont
311. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
briftamint means militant
uftonel means occupied
uftonalene means occupation
Which word could mean “occupant”?
a. elbrifta
b. uftonamint
c. elamint
d. briftalene
312. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
krekinblaf means workforce
dritakrekin means groundwork
krekinalti means workplace
Which word could mean “someplace”?
a. moropalti
b. krekindrita
c. altiblaf
d. dritaalti
313. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
plekapaki means fruitcake
pakishillen means cakewalk
treftalan means buttercup
Which word could mean “cupcake”?
a. shillenalan
b. treftpleka
c. pakitreft
d. alanpaki
314. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
peslligen means basketball court
ligenstrisi means courtroom
oltaganti means placement test
Which word could mean “guest room”?
a. peslstrisi
b. vosefstrisi
c. gantipesl
d. oltastrisi
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315. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
jalkamofti means happy birthday
moftihoze means birthday party
mentogunn means goodness
Which word could mean “happiness”?
a. jalkagunn
b. mentohoze
c. moftihoze
d. hozemento
316. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
mallonpiml means blue light
mallontifl means blueberry
arpantifl means raspberry
Which word could mean “lighthouse”?
a. tiflmallon
b. pimlarpan
c. mallonarpan
d. pimldoken
317. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
gemolinea means fair warning
gerimitu means report card
gilageri means weather report
Which word could mean “fair weather?”
a. gemogila
b. gerigeme
c. gemomitu
d. gerimita
318. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
aptaose means first base
eptaose means second base
lartabuk means ballpark
Which word could mean “baseball”?
a. buklarta
b. oseepta
c. bukose
d. oselarta
319. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
relftaga means carefree
otaga means careful
fertaga means careless
Which word could mean “aftercare”?
a. zentaga
b. tagafer
c. tagazen
d. relffer
320. Here are some words translated from an artificial
language.
malgauper means peach cobbler
malgaport means peach juice
moggagrop means apple jelly
Which word could mean “apple juice”?
a. moggaport
b. malgaauper
c. gropport
d. moggagrop
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Set 20 (Answers begin on page 122.)
The questions in this set ask you to match definitions
to particular situations. For each question, you will be
given a definition and four possible answer choices.
Read each definition and all four choices carefully, and
find the answer that provides the best example of the
given definition. Answer each question solely on the
basis of the definition given.
321. Violating an Apartment Lease occurs when a
tenant does something prohibited by the
legally binding document that he or she has
signed with a landlord. Which situation
below is the best example of Violating an
Apartment Lease?
a. Tim has decided to move to another city, so
he calls his landlord to tell him that he is
not interested in renewing his lease when it
expires next month.
b. Valerie recently lost her job and, for the last
three months, has neglected to pay her
landlord the monthly rent they agreed
upon in writing when she moved into her
apartment eight months ago.
c. Mark writes a letter to his landlord that lists
numerous complaints about the apartment
he has agreed to rent for two years.
d. Leslie thinks that her landlord is neglecting
the building in which she rents an apartment.
She calls her attorney to ask for
advice.
322. It is appropriate to compensate someone if you
have damaged his or her property in some way.
This is called Restitution.Which situation
below is the best example of Restitution?
a. Jake borrows Leslie’s camera and the lens
shatters when it falls on the ground because
he fails to zipper the case.When Jake
returns the camera, he tells Leslie that he
will pay for the repair.
b. Rebecca borrows her neighbor’s car, and
when she returns it, the gas tank is practically
empty. She apologizes profusely and
tells her neighbor she will be more considerate
the next time.
c. Aaron asks Tom to check in on his apartment
while he is out of town.When Tom
arrives, he discovers that a pipe has burst
and there is a considerable amount of water
damage. He calls a plumber to repair the
pipe.
d. Lisa suspects that the pothole in her company’s
parking lot caused her flat tire. She
tells her boss that she thinks the company
should pay for the repair.
323. People speculate when they consider a situation
and assume something to be true based
on inconclusive evidence. Which situation
below is the best example of Speculation?
a. Francine decides that it would be appropriate
to wear jeans to her new office on Friday
after reading about “Casual Fridays” in her
employee handbook.
b. Mary spends thirty minutes sitting in traffic
and wishes that she took the train instead
of driving.
c. After consulting several guidebooks and her
travel agent, Jennifer feels confident that
the hotel she has chosen is first-rate.
d. When Emily opens the door in tears, Theo
guesses that she’s had a death in her family.
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324. A Guarantee is a promise or assurance that
attests to the quality of a product that is
either (1) given in writing by the manufacturer
or (2) given verbally by the person selling
the product. Which situation below is the
best example of a Guarantee?
a. Melissa purchases a DVD player with the
highest consumer ratings in its category.
b. The salesperson advises Curt to be sure that
he buys an air conditioner with a guarantee.
c. The local auto body shop specializes in
refurbishing and selling used cars.
d. Lori buys a used digital camera from her
coworker who says that she will refund
Lori’s money if the camera’s performance is
not of the highest quality.
325. Reentry occurs when a person leaves his or
her social system for a period of time and
then returns. Which situation below best
describes Reentry?
a. When he is offered a better paying position,
Jacob leaves the restaurant he manages to
manage a new restaurant on the other side
of town.
b. Catherine is spending her junior year of
college studying abroad in France.
c. Malcolm is readjusting to civilian life after
two years of overseas military service.
d. After several miserable months, Sharon
decides that she can no longer share an
apartment with her roommate Hilary.
326. Embellishing the Truth occurs when a person
adds fictitious details or exaggerates facts
or true stories. Which situation below is the
best example of Embellishing the Truth?
a. Isabel goes to the theater, and the next day,
she tells her coworkers she thought the play
was excellent.
b. The realtor describes the house, which is
eleven blocks away from the ocean, as
prime waterfront property.
c. During the job interview, Fred, who has
been teaching elementary school for ten
years, describes himself as a very experienced
teacher.
d. The basketball coach says it is likely that
only the most talented players will get a college
scholarship.
327. Applying for Seasonal Employment occurs
when a person requests to be considered for a
job that is dependent on a particular season
or time of year. Which situation below is the
best example of Applying for Seasonal
Employment?
a. The ski instructors at Top of the Peak Ski
School work from December through
March.
b. Matthew prefers jobs that allow him to
work outdoors.
c. Lucinda makes an appointment with the
beach resort restaurant manager to interview
for the summer waitressing position
that was advertised in the newspaper.
d. Doug’s ice cream shop stays open until
11 p.m. during the summer months.
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328. An Informal Gathering occurs when a group
of people get together in a casual, relaxed
manner. Which situation below is the best
example of an Informal Gathering?
a. The book club meets on the first Thursday
evening of every month.
b. After finding out about his promotion,
Jeremy and a few coworkers decide to go
out for a quick drink after work.
c. Mary sends out 25 invitations for the bridal
shower she is giving for her sister.
d. Whenever she eats at the Mexican restaurant,
Clara seems to run into Peter.
329. The rules of baseball state that a batter
Legally Completes His Time at Bat when he
is put out or becomes a base runner. Which
situation below is the best example of a batter
Legally Completing His Time at Bat?
a. Jared’s blooper over the head of the shortstop
puts him in scoring position.
b. The umpire calls a strike, even though the
last pitch was way outside.
c. The pitcher throws his famous knuckleball,
Joe swings and misses, and the umpire calls
a strike.
d. The count is two balls and two strikes as
Mario waits for the next pitch.
330. In the Maple Hill school district, a Five-Day
Suspension occurs when a student is not
permitted to attend school for five days for
(1) physically assaulting another student, a
teacher, or a school employee or (2) willfully
destructing or defacing school property.
Which situation below is the best example of
a Five-Day Suspension?
a. Lillian gets caught cheating on a math test
for the second time and is suspended from
school.
b. Marc is asked to leave the classroom due to
his constant disruptions.
c. Franny uses spray paint to write derogatory
comments on the locker room wall and she
is given a suspension.
d. Ms. Farmer tells her class that students who
fail the midterm exam will be expected to
stay after school for tutoring help.
331. A Tiebreaker is an additional contest or
period of play designed to establish a winner
among tied contestants. Which situation
below is the best example of a Tiebreaker?
a. At halftime, the score is tied at 28.
b. Mary and Megan have each scored three
goals in the game.
c. The referee tosses a coin to decide which
team will have possession of the ball first.
d. The Sharks and the Bears each finished
with 14 points, and they are now battling it
out in a five-minute overtime.
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332. Establishing a Power of Attorney occurs
when a legal document is created that gives
one individual the authority to act for
another. Which situation below is the best
example of Establishing a Power of Attorney?
a. Louise is selling her house and she hires a
lawyer to review the contract.
b. Simone’s mother can no longer get to the
bank to cash her checks and make deposits,
so she has taken legal steps to enable
Simone to do these things for her.
c. Jack’s father is elderly and Jack thinks he is
no longer able to make decisions for
himself.
d. At her daughter’s urging,Mrs. Lenox
opens up a retirement account with the
local bank.
333. Erratic Behavior occurs when an individual
acts in a manner that lacks consistency, regularity,
and uniformity. Which situation below
is the best example of Erratic Behavior?
a. Julia cannot contain her anger whenever
the subject of local politics is discussed.
b. Martin has just been told that he is being
laid off. Before leaving his supervisor’s
office, he punches a hole in the door.
c. Rhonda has visited the dealership several
times, but she still cannot decide which car
to buy.
d. In the past month, Jeffrey, who has been a
model employee for three years, has repeatedly
called in sick, forgotten important
meetings, and been verbally abusive to
colleagues.
334. Posthumous Publication occurs when a
book is published after the author’s death.
Which situation below is the best example of
Posthumous Publication?
a. Richard’s illness took his life before he was
able to enjoy the amazing early reviews of
his novel.
b. Melissa’s publisher cancels her book contract
after she fails to deliver the manuscript
on time.
c. Clarence never thought he’d live to see the
third book in his trilogy published.
d. Elizabeth is honored with a prestigious literary
award for her writing career and her
daughter accepts the award on behalf of her
deceased mother.
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Set 21 (Answers begin on page 124.)
This set contains additional situations. Each question
presents a situation and asks you to make a judgment
regarding that particular circumstance. Answer each
one solely on the basis of the information given.
335. The school principal has received complaints
from parents about bullying in the school
yard during recess. He wants to investigate
and end this situation as soon as possible, so
he has asked the recess aides to watch closely.
Which situation should the recess aides
report to the principal?
a. A girl is sitting glumly on a bench reading a
book and not interacting with her peers.
b. Four girls are surrounding another girl and
seem to have possession of her backpack.
c. Two boys are playing a one-on-one game of
basketball and are arguing over the last basket
scored.
d. Three boys are huddled over a handheld
video game, which isn’t supposed to be on
school grounds.
336. Dr. Miller has a busy pediatric dentistry practice
and she needs a skilled, reliable hygienist
to keep things running smoothly. The last
two people she hired were recommended by
top dentists in the area, but they each lasted
less than one month. She is now in desperate
need of a hygienist who can competently
handle the specific challenges of her practice.
Which one of the following candidates
should Dr. Miller consider most seriously?
a. Marilyn has been a hygienist for fifteen
years, and her current employer, who is
about to retire, says she is the best in the
business. The clientele she has worked with
consists of some of the wealthiest and most
powerful citizens in the county.
b. Lindy recently graduated at the top of her
class from one of the best dental hygiene
programs in the state. Prior to becoming a
dental hygienist, Lindy spent two years
working in a day care center.
c. James has worked as a dental hygienist for
three years in a public health clinic. He is
very interested in securing a position in a
private dental office.
d. Kathy is an experienced and highly recommended
dental hygienist who is also finishing
up a degree in early childhood
education, which she hopes will get her a
job as a preschool teacher. She is eager to
find a job in a pediatric practice, since she
has always wanted to work with children.
337. Mrs. Jansen recently moved to Arizona. She
wants to fill her new backyard with flowering
plants. Although she is an experienced gardener,
she isn’t very well-versed in what
plants will do well in the Arizona climate.
Also, there is a big tree in her backyard making
for shady conditions and she isn’t sure
what plants will thrive without much direct
sunlight. Her favorite gardening catalog
offers several backyard seed packages. Which
one should Mrs. Jansen choose?
a. The Rainbow Collection is ideal for Northeast
gardens. It includes a variety of colorful
perennials that thrive in cool, moist
conditions.
b. The Greenhouse Collection will blossom
year after year if planted in brightly lit locations
and watered regularly.
c. The Treehouse Collection will provide lush
green plants with delicate colorful flowers
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that thrive in shady and partially shady
locations.
d. The Oasis Collection includes a variety of
perennials that thrive in dry climates and
bright sunlight.
338. Eileen is planning a special birthday dinner
for her husband’s 35th birthday. She wants
the evening to be memorable, but her husband
is a simple man who would rather be in
jeans at a baseball game than in a suit at a
fancy restaurant. Which restaurant below
should Eileen choose?
a. Alfredo’s offers fine Italian cuisine and an
elegant Tuscan décor. Patrons will feel as
though they’ve spent the evening in a luxurious
Italian villa.
b. Pancho’s Mexican Buffet is an all-you-caneat
family style smorgasbord with the best
tacos in town.
c. The Parisian Bistro is a four-star French
restaurant where guests are treated like royalty.
Chef Dilbert Olay is famous for his
beef bourguignon.
d. Marty’s serves delicious, hearty meals in a
charming setting reminiscent of a baseball
clubhouse in honor of the owner,Marty
Lester, a former major league baseball allstar.
339. Mark is working with a realtor to find a location
for the toy store he plans to open in his
town. He is looking for a place that is either
in, or not too far from, the center of town
and one that would attract the right kind of
foot traffic. Which of the following locations
should Mark’s realtor call to his attention?
a. a storefront in a new high-rise building
near the train station in the center of town
whose occupants are mainly young, childless
professionals who use the train to commute
to their offices each day
b. a little shop three blocks away from the
town’s main street, located across the street
from an elementary school and next door
to an ice cream store
c. a stand-alone storefront on a quiet residential
street ten blocks away from the town’s
center
d. a storefront in a small strip mall located on
the outskirts of town that is also occupied
by a pharmacy and a dry cleaner
340. Rita, an accomplished pastry chef who is well
known for her artistic and exquisite wedding
cakes, opened a bakery one year ago and is
surprised that business has been so slow. A
consultant she hired to conduct market
research has reported that the local population
doesn’t think of her shop as one they
would visit on a daily basis but rather a place
they’d visit if they were celebrating a special
occasion. Which of the following strategies
should Rita employ to increase her daily
business?
a. making coupons available that entitle the
coupon holder to receive a 25% discount
on wedding, anniversary, or birthday cakes
b. exhibiting at the next Bridal Expo and having
pieces of one of her wedding cakes
available for tasting
c. placing a series of ads in the local newspaper
that advertise the wide array of breads,
muffins, and cookies offered at her shop
d. moving the bakery to the other side of town
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341. Mrs. Carson took a taxi to meet her three friends
for lunch. They were waiting for her outside the
restaurant when she pulled up in the car. She
was so excited to see her friends that she left her
tote bag in the taxi. As the taxi pulled away, she
and her friends took notice of the license plate
number so they would be able to identify the car
when they called the taxi company. The four
license plate numbers below represent what each
of the four women thinks she saw.Which one is
most likely the license plate number of the taxi?
a. JXK 12L
b. JYK 12L
c. JXK 12I
d. JXX 12L
342. Zachary has invited his three buddies over to
watch the basketball game on his wide-screen
television. They are all hungry, but no one
wants to leave to get food. Just as they are
arguing about who should make the food
run, a commercial comes on for a local pizzeria
that delivers. The phone number flashes
on the screen briefly and they all try to
remember it. By the time Zachary grabs a
pen and paper, each of them recollects a different
number. Which of the numbers is
most likely the telephone number of the
pizzeria?
a. 995-9266
b. 995-9336
c. 995-9268
d. 995-8266
Answer question 343 solely on the basis of the following
information.
When a new employee is hired at the law firm, a human
resources representative should take the following steps
on the employee’s first day of work.
1. Greet the employee in the reception area and
offer him coffee or tea.
2. Take the employee back to the human resources
office and have him complete a general information
questionnaire, a healthcare insurance form,
and a tax form.
3. Take a photograph of the employee for his identification
card.
4. Issue the employee a temporary identification
card.
5. Walk the employee to the department in which
he will be working and introduce him to his
colleagues.
6. Bring the employee to his office or cubicle.
343. It is Kate Milford’s first day of work as a paralegal
at the law firm of Jasper, Jenkins & Mead.
Taylor Franklin, the human resources manager,
greets Kate in the reception area and gets
her a cup of tea as they walk back to the
human resources office. Taylor asks Kate to sit
at a table and fill out three forms.While Kate
completes the forms, Taylor checks her messages
and asks her secretary to confirm a meeting
she has for later that morning. Taylor then
takes a photograph of Kate that will be used on
her company identification card. As Taylor
walks Kate over to the paralegal department,
she tells her that the identification card should
be ready in a couple of days. Taylor introduces
Kate to her new colleagues, who all greet her
quite warmly, and then shows her to her new
cubicle, jots down her phone extension, and
says that Kate should call her if she has any
questions at all. Taylor Franklin’s actions were
a. proper, because she is the human resources
manager and knows how to greet a new
employee.
b. improper, because she did not spend
enough time making sure that Kate was
comfortable.
c. proper, because she told Kate that she should
feel free to call her if she had questions.
d. improper, because she did not issue a temporary
identification card.
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Answer question 344 solely on the basis of the following
information.
When a client comes in looking for a new home, the
real estate agency requires its realtors to follow some
specific guidelines during the first meeting. The realtor
is expected to do the following.
1. Be sure the client is comfortably seated and has
been offered a drink.
2. Get background information on the client’s current
living circumstances.
3. Ask the client what qualities she is looking for in
a house.
4. Discuss the price range that the client has in
mind and determine whether or not she has been
preapproved for a mortgage.
5. With the computer screen facing the client,
browse the current house listings and print out
information for any of the houses that the client
would like to see in person.
6. Ask the client if she is available to look at some of
the houses immediately, and if not, make an
appointment to show her the houses as soon as
possible.
344. Marcus and Cynthia Howard arrive at Smithfield
Realty for their appointment with realtor
Patricia Russo. Ms. Russo leads the couple
to a comfortable sofa in her office and gets
them both a cup of coffee. Ms. Russo asks
Marcus and Cynthia what kind of house they
are looking for and it becomes clear that they
have very particular ideas. Most importantly,
they are looking for a house that is in walking
distance of the train station. They also
want a newer house, preferably one built
after 1970.
They must have four bedrooms and central
air conditioning. A finished basement
would be a welcome bonus. Ms. Russo discusses
price range with her new clients, and
before the discussion is finished, they hand her
a letter from their mortgage company that
indicates that they have been preapproved for a
mortgage. Together, the three of them browse
the listings on Ms. Russo’s computer screen
and information is printed out for four houses
that the couple would like to see. Ms. Russo
determines that Marcus and Cynthia are free
for another few hours, so the three of them
head to her car to begin looking at potential
new homes. Based on the company guidelines,
the actions taken by Ms. Russo were
a. improper, because she was only able to find
four houses that Marcus and Cynthia
wanted to see.
b. proper, because she obtained all the necessary
information from the clients.
c. improper, because she failed to get any
details about the client’s current living
circumstances.
d. proper, because she didn’t try to persuade
the clients to consider houses that didn’t
meet all of their criteria.
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345. The film director wants an actress for the
lead role of Lucy who perfectly fits the
description that appears in the original
screenplay. He is not willing to consider
actresses who do not resemble the character
as she is described in the screenplay, no matter
how talented they are. The screenplay
describes Lucy as an average-sized, fortysomething
redhead, with deep brown eyes,
very fair skin, and a brilliant smile. The casting
agent has four actresses in mind.
Actress #1 is a stunning red-haired beauty
who is 5'9" and in her mid-twenties. Her eyes
are brown and she has an olive complexion.
Actress #2 has red hair, big brown eyes, and a
fair complexion. She is in her mid-forties and
is 5'5".
Actress #3 is 5'4" and of medium build. She
has red hair, brown eyes, and is in her early
forties.
Actress #4 is a blue-eyed redhead in her early
thirties. She’s of very slight build and stands
at 5'.
Which two actresses should the casting agent
send to meet the director?
a. 1, 2
b. 2, 3
c. 1, 4
d. 2, 4
346. The neighborhood block association has
received many complaints about people
knocking on doors and soliciting money for
an unknown charity organization even
though door-to-door solicitation is prohibited
by local laws. Three residents have provided
descriptions of individuals who have
come to their door asking for money.
Solicitor #1 is a white male, 20–25 years old,
5'9", 145 pounds, with very short brown hair.
He was wearing a dark blue suit and carrying
a brown leather briefcase.
Solicitor #2 is a white male, 25–30 years old,
6'2", 200 pounds, with a shaved-head. He was
wearing a red T-shirt and jeans.
Solicitor #3 is a white male, approximately
23 years old, 5'10", slight build, with short
brown hair. He was wearing a blue suit.
Three days after the block association meeting,
a resident noticed a man knocking on
doors in the neighborhood and phoned the
police to report the illegal activity. This solicitor
was described as follows:
Solicitor #4 is a white male, 22 years old, 140
pounds, about 5'10", with short brown hair.
He was carrying a briefcase and wearing a
dark suit.
Based on this description, which of the three
solicitations was also likely carried out by
Solicitor #4?
a. #1, #2, and #3
b. #1, but not #2 and #3
c. #1 and #3, but not #2
d. #1 and #2, but not #3
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Set 22 (Answers begin on page 125.)
Here’s another type of verbal reasoning question. For
each item in this set, you will be given a short, informational
paragraph and four answer choices. Look
for the statement that must be true according to the
given information. The best way to approach this
problem is to read the answer choices in turn, going
back each time to look for that exact information in
the short passage.
For questions 347 through 357, find the statement that
must be true according to the given information.
347. Erin is twelve years old. For three years, she
has been asking her parents for a dog. Her
parents have told her that they believe a dog
would not be happy in an apartment, but
they have given her permission to have a
bird. Erin has not yet decided what kind of
bird she would like to have.
a. Erin’s parents like birds better than they
like dogs.
b. Erin does not like birds.
c. Erin and her parents live in an apartment.
d. Erin and her parents would like to move.
348. Last summer, Mike spent two weeks at a
summer camp. There, he went hiking, swimming,
and canoeing. This summer, Mike
looks forward to attending a two-week music
camp, where he hopes to sing, dance, and
learn to play the guitar.
a. Mike’s parents want him to learn to play the
guitar.
b. Mike prefers music to outdoor activities.
c. Mike goes to some type of camp every
summer.
d. Mike likes to sing and dance.
349. The Pacific yew is an evergreen tree that
grows in the Pacific Northwest. The Pacific
yew has a fleshy, poisonous fruit. Recently,
taxol, a substance found in the bark of the
Pacific yew, was discovered to be a promising
new anticancer drug.
a. Taxol is poisonous when taken by healthy
people.
b. Taxol has cured people from various
diseases.
c. People should not eat the fruit of the
Pacific yew.
d. The Pacific yew was considered worthless
until taxol was discovered.
350. On weekends, Mr. Sanchez spends many
hours working in his vegetable and flower
gardens. Mrs. Sanchez spends her free time
reading and listening to classical music. Both
Mr. Sanchez and Mrs. Sanchez like to cook.
a. Mr. Sanchez enjoys planting and growing
vegetables.
b. Mr. Sanchez does not like classical music.
c. Mrs. Sanchez cooks the vegetables that Mr.
Sanchez grows.
d. Mrs. Sanchez enjoys reading nineteenthcentury
novels.
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351. Tim’s commute never bothered him because
there were always seats available on the train
and he was able to spend his 40 minutes
comfortably reading the newspaper or catching
up on paperwork. Ever since the train
schedule changed, the train has been
extremely crowded, and by the time the
doors open at his station, there isn’t a seat to
be found.
a. Tim would be better off taking the bus
to work.
b. Tim’s commute is less comfortable since the
train schedule changed.
c. Many commuters will complain about the
new train schedule.
d. Tim will likely look for a new job closer
to home.
352. When they heard news of the hurricane,
Maya and Julian decided to change their
vacation plans. Instead of traveling to the
island beach resort, they booked a room at a
fancy new spa in the mountains. Their plans
were a bit more expensive, but they’d heard
wonderful things about the spa and they were
relieved to find availability on such short
notice.
a. Maya and Julian take beach vacations
every year.
b. The spa is overpriced.
c. It is usually necessary to book at least six
months in advance at the spa.
d. Maya and Julian decided to change their
vacation plans because of the hurricane.
353. Seahorse populations have declined everywhere
that seahorses are fished. During the
past five years, seahorse populations have
decreased by 50%. Last year, biologists met to
discuss what might be done to reverse this
trend.
a. Seahorses are likely to become extinct
within five years.
b. One way to increase seahorse populations is
to ban the fishing of seahorses.
c. Biologists from all over the world are working
to save the seahorses.
d. Seahorse fishermen have spoken out against
the biologists.
354. Vincent has a paper route. Each morning, he
delivers 37 newspapers to customers in his
neighborhood. It takes Vincent 50 minutes to
deliver all the papers. If Vincent is sick or has
other plans, his friend Thomas, who lives on
the same street, will sometimes deliver the
papers for him.
a. Vincent and Thomas live in the same
neighborhood.
b. It takes Thomas more than 50 minutes to
deliver the papers.
c. It is dark outside when Vincent begins his
deliveries.
d. Thomas would like to have his own paper
route.
355. Georgia is older than her cousin Marsha.
Marsha’s brother Bart is older than Georgia.
When Marsha and Bart are visiting with
Georgia, all three like to play a game of
Monopoly. Marsha wins more often than
Georgia does.
a. When he plays Monopoly with Marsha and
Georgia, Bart often loses.
b. Of the three, Georgia is the oldest.
c. Georgia hates to lose at Monopoly.
d. Of the three,Marsha is the youngest.
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356. Ten new television shows appeared during
the month of September. Five of the shows
were sitcoms, three were hour-long dramas,
and two were news-magazine shows. By January,
only seven of these new shows were still
on the air. Five of the shows that remained
were sitcoms.
a. Only one of the news-magazine shows
remained on the air.
b. Only one of the hour-long dramas
remained on the air.
c. At least one of the shows that was cancelled
was an hour-long drama.
d. Television viewers prefer sitcoms over
hour-long dramas.
357. Sara lives in a large city on the East Coast.
Her younger cousin Marlee lives in the Midwest
in a small town with fewer than 1,000
residents. Marlee has visited Sara several
times during the past five years. In the same
period of time, Sara has visited Marlee only
once.
a. Marlee likes Sara better than Sara likes
Marlee.
b. Sara thinks small towns are boring.
c. Sara is older than Marlee.
d. Marlee wants to move to the East Coast.
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Set 23 (Answers begin on page 126.)
The next three sets contain short logic problems. Each
problem consists of three statements. Based on the first
two statements, the third statement may be true, false,
or uncertain.
Logic problems may appear daunting at first.
However, solving these problems can be done in the
most straightforward way. Simply translate the abstract
relationships in the questions into real-world relationships,
so you can see the facts more clearly. For example,
if the problem is comparing the ages of three
people, make a chart and list the names of the people
and their possible ages according to the information
given. Or, create a diagram using symbols to represent
phrases like “older than” or “greater than.”
358. Tanya is older than Eric.
Cliff is older than Tanya.
Eric is older than Cliff.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
359. During the past year, Josh saw more movies
than Stephen.
Stephen saw fewer movies than Darren.
Darren saw more movies than Josh.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
360. All the tulips in Zoe’s garden are white.
All the pansies in Zoe’s garden are yellow.
All the flowers in Zoe’s garden are either
white or yellow.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
361. Blueberries cost more than strawberries.
Blueberries cost lest than raspberries.
Raspberries cost more than both strawberries
and blueberries.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
362. All the offices on the 9th floor have wall-towall
carpeting.
No wall-to-wall carpeting is pink.
None of the offices on the 9th floor has pink
wall-to-wall carpeting.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
363. Class A has a higher enrollment than Class B.
Class C has a lower enrollment than Class B.
Class A has a lower enrollment than Class C.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
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364. Rover weighs less than Fido.
Rover weighs more than Boomer.
Of the three dogs, Boomer weighs the least.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
365. All the trees in the park are flowering trees.
Some of the trees in the park are dogwoods.
All dogwoods are flowering trees.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
366. Apartments in the Riverdale Manor cost less
than apartments in The Gaslight Commons.
Apartments in the Livingston Gate cost
more than apartments in the The Gaslight
Commons.
Of the three apartment buildings, the Livingston
Gate costs the most.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
367. The Kingston Mall has more stores than the
Galleria.
The Four Corners Mall has fewer stores than
the Galleria.
The Kingston Mall has more stores than the
Four Corners Mall.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
368. Mara runs faster than Gail.
Lily runs faster than Mara.
Gail runs faster than Lily.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
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Set 24 (Answers begin on page 127.)
Some of the logic questions in this set ask you to determine
the direction of a particular place in relation to
other places. For these problems, instead of making a
chart or grid, draw a very simple map and label North,
South, East, and West to help you see where the places
are located in relation to each other.
369. Oat cereal has more fiber than corn cereal
but less fiber than bran cereal.
Corn cereal has more fiber than rice cereal
but less fiber than wheat cereal.
Of the three kinds of cereal, rice cereal has
the least amount of fiber.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
370. On the day the Barton triplets are born,
Jenna weighs more than Jason.
Jason weighs less than Jasmine.
Of the three babies, Jasmine weighs the most.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
371. The temperature on Monday was lower than
on Tuesday.
The temperature on Wednesday was lower
than on Tuesday.
The temperature on Monday was higher than
on Wednesday.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
372. Spot is bigger than King and smaller than
Sugar.
Ralph is smaller than Sugar and bigger than
Spot.
King is bigger than Ralph.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
373. A fruit basket contains more apples than
lemons.
There are more lemons in the basket than
there are oranges.
The basket contains more apples than
oranges.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
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374. The Shop and Save Grocery is south of
Greenwood Pharmacy.
Rebecca’s house is northeast of Greenwood
Pharmacy.
Rebecca’s house is west of the Shop and Save
Grocery.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
375. Joe is younger than Kathy.
Mark was born after Joe.
Kathy is older than Mark.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
376. All spotted Gangles have long tails.
Short-haired Gangles always have short tails.
Long-tailed Gangles never have short hair.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
377. Battery X lasts longer than Battery Y.
Battery Y doesn’t last as long as Battery Z.
Battery Z lasts longer than Battery X.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
378. Martina is sitting in the desk behind Jerome.
Jerome is sitting in the desk behind Bryant.
Bryant is sitting in the desk behind Martina.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
379. Middletown is north of Centerville.
Centerville is east of Penfield.
Penfield is northwest of Middletown.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
–QUESTIONS–
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Set 25 (Answers begin on page 128.)
Here’s your last set of “true-false-uncertain”problems.
Remember, the best way to answer questions like this
is usually to draw a quick diagram or take notes.
380. Taking the train across town is quicker than
taking the bus.
Taking the bus across town is slower than
driving a car.
Taking the train across town is quicker than
driving a car.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
381. All Lamels are Signots with buttons.
No yellow Signots have buttons.
No Lamels are yellow.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
382. The hotel is two blocks east of the drugstore.
The market is one block west of the hotel.
The drugstore is west of the market.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
383. Tom puts on his socks before he puts on his
shoes.
He puts on his shirt before he puts on his
jacket.
Tom puts on his shoes before he puts on his
shirt.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
384. Three pencils cost the same as two erasers.
Four erasers cost the same as one ruler.
Pencils are more expensive than rulers.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
385. A jar of jelly beans contains more red beans
than green.
There are more yellow beans than red.
The jar contains fewer yellow jelly beans than
green ones.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
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386. Cloudy days tend to be more windy than
sunny days.
Foggy days tend to be less windy than
cloudy days.
Sunny days tend to be less windy than
foggy days.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
387. The bookstore has a better selection of postcards
than the newsstand does.
The selection of postcards at the drugstore is
better than at the bookstore.
The drugstore has a better selection of postcards
than the bookstore or the newsstand.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
388. At a parking lot, a sedan is parked to the
right of a pickup and to the left of a sport
utility vehicle.
A minivan is parked to the left of the pickup.
The minivan is parked between the pickup
and the sedan.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
389. A toothpick is useful.
Useful things are valuable.
A toothpick is valuable.
If the first two statements are true, the third
statement is
a. true.
b. false.
c. uncertain.
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“291 Prisoners Jailed, 39 Broke Liquor Law,” Toronto Star. October 7, 1931. Page 22.
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Halton County Prison Records Show Seven Sent to Penitentiary
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Milton, Oct. 7. - Thirty-nine persons were committed to Halton county jail for breaches of the Liquor Control Act during the past year inclusive, records released yesterday show. Prisoners for the year totaled 292 of which four were women. Seven went to Portsmouth penitentiary and 29 to the Ontario Reformatory institutions. There were 86 married men prisoners and 265 single, while the average cost per prisoner per day amounted to 25 cents.
#milton#halton county#milton jail#crime stats#prison statistics#sentenced to prison#county jail#ontario reformatory#sentenced to the penitentiary#kingston penitentiary#liquor control#liquor control act#liquor enforcement#great depression in canada#crime and punishment in canada#history of crime and punishment in canada
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365 Creative Challenge
2020 has been a hell of a ride. But I want to try something different for 2021. I want to get back to my creative roots. I used to write all the time, I wanna get back in that habit.
So, here’s the idea:
I have created 365 (and then some) prompts for me in 2021. The aim is, each day I will pick one at random (except 1. and 365) and I will do something creative with that prompt.
I might write something, cook something, sew something. It might not get completely finished that same day because #life and also my job is going to keep me busy. But the point of it is that I will have 365 days of doing SOMETHING creative.
So, here is my list. Hopefully under the cut. Feel free to follow me on this journey. We’ll see what happens!
1. The beginning
2. Butterfly
3. Jay bird
4. Pumpkin
5. Yellow
6. War
7. Talisman
8. Fish
9. Quote to live by
10. Haiku
11. Three best words
12. Song lyric
13. Garden
14. Award
15. So weird
16. Comfort food
17. Dull
18. Challenge
19. Fruit
20. Hope
21. Sidekick
22. Three wishes
23. A magic spell
24. Sloth
25. Cider
26. You and what army?
27. Happy place
28. Slug
29. Sailor Moon
30. Vanilla
31. Family
32. Dragon
33. Goodbye
34. Insanity
35. Mermaid
36. Whisper
37. Brilliant
38. Overgrown
39. Autumn
40. Break away
41. Forgotten
42. Wear it
43. Heart of glass
44. Sprint
45. Wild
46. Invisible
47. Birthday
48. Japanese
49. King
50. Spill your guts
51. Villain
52. Beyond the Oath
53. Sun
54. The locket
55. Tomorrow
56. Leather
57. Rumour
58. Vent
59. Sin
60. Rawr
61. Slaughter
62. Dog
63. Dungeons and Dragons
64. Forgiveness
65. Thrill
66. Enemies
67. Sex
68. Cheat
69. Crime
70. Betrayal
71. Mute
72. Chink in your armour
73. Legend
74. Gold
75. Snail
76. Angel
77. Forest
78. Eyes
79. Breathe
80. Demon
81. Dragon
82. Tiefling
83. Magpie
84. Secret
85. Original character
86. Queen
87. Hunter
88. Error
89. Tame
90. Bride
91. Letter to my future self
92. Blackmail
93. Bright
94. Stolen
95. Envy
96. Twin
97. Eternal
98. Cat
99. Just one night
100. Treasure
101. Chibi
102. Freedom
103. Chains
104. Gems
105. Bravo
106. Moon
107. Apocalypse
108. Hate
109. Circle
110. Float
111. Strong
112. Sinking
113. Legend of Zelda
114. Help
115. Ghost
116. Cliff
117. Letter
118. Tickets
119. Adventure
120. Rescue
121. Advice
122. Transformed
123. Coral
124. Flooded
125. Blank page
126. Happiness
127. Shiver
128. Fist
129. Lullaby
130. Rainy day
131. Found
132. Dusk
133. Can you hear me?
134. Delivered
135. The gift
136. Post man
137. Wtf?
138. My hero
139. Roses
140. The Woman in the Portrait
141. Frail
142. Shadow
143. Survival
144. Water
145. Twilight
146. Shield of Oak
147. Friends
148. Sugar and Spice
149. Eulogy
150. Greed
151. I will never regret…
152. Ancient
153. Sacred
154. Guilty
155. The Blood in the Winter
156. Locked
157. Stars
158. Imagination
159. Mine
160. Cosy
161. Absent
162. Shoes
163. I found a key…
164. Pastel
165. First step
166. Who are you?
167. Anxiety
168. Drunk
169. Out of breath
170. Wet
171. No entry
172. Stiff
173. Mist
174. Frozen
175. Paladin’s shrine
176. Metamorphosis
177. Pokémon
178. No pen
179. Hello
180. Dear Diary…
181. Dawn
182. Purple
183. Wooden
184. The new guy
185. Temptation
186. Blur
187. Horses
188. Hero
189. Always
190. Necklace
191. Runaway
192. Death
193. Gunshot
194. Free delivery
195. Laughter
196. Hustle
197. Luck
198. Love
199. Video games
200. Moonlight
201. Mirror
202. Flicker
203. Disease
204. Scribe
205. Unopened
206. Rainbow
207. Night
208. Day
209. Dreams
210. Sushi
211. Five years from now…
212. Fire
213. Blind
214. Don’t look down
215. Surprise me
216. Daughter
217. Ripples
218. Harry Potter
219. Zodiac
220. Childhood
221. Tarot
222. Apart
223. Memory
224. The Lightning Heavens
225. Train
226. Snow
227. Ocean
228. Revelation
229. Handful of light
230. Beach
231. Blue
232. You bastard.
233. Summer
234. Dizzy
235. Teacher
236. Call your name
237. History
238. Plague
239. Paradise
240. Starry night
241. Horror
242. Lunar
243. Hunger
244. Quiet
245. The clouds gather
246. Tea
247. Loud
248. Peace
249. LGBTQ+
250. Bread and honey
251. Injured
252. Pier
253. School
254. Murder
255. Nightmare
256. Curse
257. Doom
258. Burning the midnight oil
259. Spring
260. Air
261. Superstition
262. Lost
263. Thunder
264. Heart chains
265. Magic
266. Yeet
267. Spare parts
268. Candle
269. Look back
270. The Oracle in the Sea
271. Glitter
272. Innocent
273. Embrace
274. Son
275. Dinosaur
276. Heal
277. Immortal
278. Unexpected kindness
279. Embers
280. Earth
281. Spirit
282. Me
283. Strange sign
284. Tension
285. Fallen angel
286. Banned
287. Silence
288. Window
289. Daydreaming
290. Escape
291. Succulents
292. The fight
293. Giant
294. Chocolate
295. Surrender
296. Potion
297. Frog
298. Eclipse
299. Glass
300. The three friends
301. Halo
302. Siren
303. Thief
304. Oracle
305. Breaking the rules
306. Tiny
307. Broken
308. Voices
309. Purity
310. Charm
311. Drowning
312. After all this time?
313. Stunned
314. Solitary
315. Infinite
316. Patience
317. Regret
318. Lean on me
319. Sleep
320. To catch a dream
321. Collapse
322. Wake
323. Imprisoned
324. Thief of Smoke
325. Feather
326. Constellations
327. Tired
328. Coat
329. Justice
330. Left hand
331. Waiting
332. Reflection
333. Grey
334. Threat
335. Music
336. Can I come in?
337. The main character
338. Space
339. Impatient
340. Son of the Devil
341. Ever a Never After
342. This time
343. Get your hands dirty
344. Fangs
345. Together
346. Hidden
347. Here and now
348. Spider
349. Cruel
350. You knew?
351. Tangle
352. Joy
353. Idea
354. Revive
355. Wild things
356. Half
357. Glimmer
358. Storm
359. Clear
360. Winter
361. Puzzle
362. Sanctuary
363. Tower
364. Doubt
365. The end
Extras
366. Pour
367. Drop
368. Support
369. Kindness
370. Friendship
371. Ransom
372. Hostage
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Not-So-Berry Index Page
Sim Stats and Information (for my personal record)
Name: Peony Strawb
Peony: A peony is a pretty pink flower.
Strawb: Short for strawberry, which is actually not a berry so that’s a connection to the challenge being “not-so-berry” - there’s also strawberry flavoured sweets with the name strawb which is where I got the word from originally.
Traits: Hot Headed, Snob, Romantic
Aspiration: Serial Romantic
Career: Politician
Generation Rose Requirements:
Have only one child - Done!
Master the Politician Career - Done!
Complete the Serial Romantic Aspiration - Done!
Master the Charisma Skill - Done!
Leave someone at the alter - Done!
Get married for the first time as an alder - Done!
Player Achievements gained with Peony:
Carried Away
Event Horizon
Harvested Interest
Hello Darkness My Old Chum
I’m The Mix Master
Knock Knock
Smooth Talker
Speed Dating
What Would it Be Like
Whimsical
Sim Stats:
General:
Meals Cooked - 30
Showers Taken - 64
Times Kissed - 88
Bathroom Breaks - 106
Social Events Attended - 39
Times Woohooed - 41
“Go Here”s Obeyed - 60
Times Asleep - 210
Fights Won - 0
Meals Eaten - 109
Misfortunes:
Times Bladder Failed - 1
Times Singed - 0
Times Passed Out - 6
Fires Witnessed - 0
Deaths Witnessed - 25
Goals:
Total Whims Completed - 201
Emotions:
Times Dazed - 8
Times Angry - 229
Times Bored - 56
Times Confident - 573
Times Embarrassed - 57
Times Energized
Times Flirty - 548
Times Focused - 265
Times Happy - 1,077
Times Inspired - 197
Times Playful - 92
Times Sad - 114
Times Tense - 292
Times Uncomfortable - 441
Vampiric Accomplishments:
Sims Turned Into Vampires - 0
Vampires Cured - 1
Times Woohooed as Bats - 4
Times Woohooed in Coffin - 2
Sims Drank From - 3
Times Sparred - 2
Skills:
Vampire Lore - 15
Painting - 10
Cooking - 10
Charisma - 10
Parenting - 8
Comedy - 7
Singing - 7
Writing - 7
Mischief - 6
Video Gaming - 6
Gardening - 6
Guitar - 5
Fitness - 5
Logic - 4
Dancing - 4
Pipe Organ = 3
Handiness - 3
Gourmet Cooking - 1
Fishing - 1
Mixology - 1
Other Traits:
Happy Toddler (From having all Level 3 Toddler Skills)
Alluring (From Choosing a Love Aspiration)
Player (From Completing the Serial Romantic Aspiration)
Expressionistic (From Completing the Painter Extraordinaire Aspiration)
Gregarious (From Completing a Popularity Aspiration)
Companion (From Completing the Soulmate Aspiration)
Steel Bladder (From Rewards Store)
Thrifty (From Rewards Store)
Frugal (From Rewards Store)
Hardly Hungry (From Rewards Store)
Carefree (From Rewards Store)
Antiseptic (From Rewards Store)
Observant (From Rewards Store)
Great Storyteller (From Rewards Store)
Never Weary (From Rewards Store)
Speed Cleaner (From Rewards Store)
Beguiling (From Rewards Store)
Shrewd (From Rewards Store)
Creative Visionary (From Rewards Store)
Professional Slacker (From Rewards Store)
Always Welcome (From Rewards Store)
Great Kisser (From Rewards Store)
Speed Reader (From Rewards Store)
Marketable (From Rewards Store)
Incredibly Friendly (From Rewards Store)
Death By Old Age
Collections:
Frogs - 10/25
Gardening - 18/32
MySims Trophies - 19/20
Metals - 19/20
Crystals - 18/20
Elements - 15/16
Fossils - 6/15
Aliens - 4/10
Fish - 6/22
Beans - 5/6
Voidcritters - 1/20
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How Long Will I Love You: The Complete List 2: #179-356
***link to first half of the list***
#179. Heart Is Strong Enough
#180. Four Little Reasons
#181. Baby Of Mine (Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3)
#182. Mend Your Heart
#183. Be Cherished
#184. Sunday Morning Kisses
#185. Made With Love
#186. Need You
#187. Happily
#188. Daydreamer
#189. I Could Never Go On Without You
#190. To Stay Warm
#191. We Will Find A Way
#192. Odd Little Pleasures
#193. I’d Walk To You If I Had No Other Way
#194. Under The Mistletoe And Caught In Some Snow
#195. Bliss
#196. Innocent
#197. Have I Told You Lately?
#198. It’s All For You
#199. Years In The Making
#200. Not So Terrible
#201. His First Cinderella
#202. Hidden
#203. Let Your Light Shine
#204. Content
#205. Us Against The World
#206. My Wish For You
#207. Simple Things
#208. If It Wasn’t For You
#209. Safe Place
#210. Don’t Forget This Love I Have For You
#211. Sympathy
#212. Panic Cord
#213. Keeping Secrets
#214. Instructions Not Included
#215. The Holiday
#216. He’s A Keeper
#217. Just Because
#218. Nothing Less
#219. Milk And Honey
#220. When To Let Go, When To Hold On
#221. I Need A Hero
#222. Still Learning
#223. Irish Charm
#224. Starts With ‘L’ And Its Got Four Letters
#225. It’s Amore
#226. I’ll Tell You
#227. Follow You
#228. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
#229. Shield
#230. My Mister
#231. We’ve Got The Afternoon
#232. Good Enough
#233. Chocolate
#234. Late
#235 I’m Through (PART 1) (PART 2)
#236. Can’t Help Falling In Love With You
#237. Laughing With
#238. I Wanna Hold Your Hand
#239. Wouldn’t It Be Nice?
#240. High Hopes
#241. I Promise You This
#242. Far I Would Go
#243. Adorned
#244. Never Did You Hang On So Tight
#245. What I Can Do
#246. Confidential
#247. Sneak Up On Us
#248. I’m Here
#249. Superman
#250. It’s All About You, Baby
#251. Gone, Not Forgotten
#252. Keep Breathing
#253. Champagne Induced Confessions
#254. Another Little Bird
#255. Too Much
#256. That This Is Really The Place To Be
#257. Uncensored
#258. This Might Require The Use Of A Middle Name
#259. Saving The Sanity
#260. Now And Forever
#261. Isn’t She Lovely?
#262. Let It Be Known
#263. Get Me Back
#264. Nothing Mint Chocolate Chip Can’t Fix
#265. Calm (Kind Of) [PART 1] [PART 2]
#266. Hardest Of Answers
#267. Miles From Where You Are
#268. Football, Tulle, And Injury
#269. Place You Belong
#270. Heart Beats Harder
#271. Fragile
#272. We’ll Be Better In The Morning
#273. I Owe It All To You
#274. Our Tiny Infinity
#275. No Matter What They Say
#276. Let The Guilt Set In
#277. Darling, I Do (PART 1) (PART 2)
#278. Sent
#279. Pick Up The Pieces
#280. Feet First
#281. Never Get Used To It
#282. I’m Flicking Through The Pages
#283. On My Mind
#284. Giggles
#285. If You Love Me
#286. Tee Shirt
#287. I’ll Be Loving You
#288. One Way To Paradise
#289. Another Little Prince
#290. Water Baby
#291. Gentle
#292. Did You Hear It Too?
#293. Tee Time And Bum Wiggles
#294. How Do You Measure Love?
#295. My Hands Are Yours To Hold
#296. Supposed To Be
#297. From Here
#298. A Tale Of Stolen Moments, I Love You’s, And Tummy Aches
#299. Thoughtful
#300. Of Peaches, Explanations & New Beginnings
#301. The Good Fight (PART 1) (PART 2)
#302. Turning Page
#303. Only Me & Only You
#304. Broken Bones, Brotherly Love
#305. The Long Road
#306. Story Of Us Now
#307. Brave
#308. The Key To A Pregnant Woman’s Heart (Is Salt And Vinegar Chips)
#309. Make It Ours (PART 1) (PART 2)
#310. Don’t Let It Slip
#311. Sipping On Something
#312. Outnumbered
#313. Not Quite
#314. A Bushel And A Peck
#315. Banana Pancakes Bring A Baby (PART 1) (PART 2)
#316. A New Understanding
#317. On A Day In May (PART 1) (PART 2)
#318. Eyes Open (PART 1) (PART 2)
#319. A Father’s Day
#320. Worth The Fight (PART 1) (PART 2)
#321. Pregnancy Poorly
#322. Deepest Blue
#323. Under Different Stars
#324. Air From Her Lungs
#325. Bad Day For Backaches
#326. Sound As Sweet
#327. Placing Blame
#328. Say What You Need To
#329. A Question Nine Years In The Making
#330. Go On, Take On This Whole World
#331. Curious, Oh So Curious
#332. Anchor And Lighthouse
#333. Boys. And The Things About Them
#334. Misplaced And Guilty
#335. I Still See You
#336. Little Ones, Having Little Ones
#337. Not Afraid (Okay, A Little)
#338. Wait For Me To Come Home
#339. Jealousy Tastes Like Cheese Toasties
#340. On The Move Again
#341. For You, I’m A Better Man
#342. If I Say I Need You
#343. None The Wiser
#344. Can’t Forget The Time Or Place
#345. Halcyon Days (PART 1) (PART 2) (PART 2.5)
#346. Beautiful Baby From The Outside In
#347. Flutters
#348. Metallic Grin
#349. This Too, Shall Pass
#350. The Blushing Requirement
#351. A Long Way From The Playground
#352. The Future Is Forgiven
#353. Back Then I Swore I Was Gonna Marry Him Someday
#354. Counting Every Breath
#355. Keep In Touch (PART 1) (PART 2)
#356. Throw Out The Birth Plan (PART 1) (PART 2)
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