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Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to style?1 | control, vein, fashion, name, appellation, design, manner, brilliance, title, pattern, elegance, tone, apparel, arrangement | 2 | apex, wreath, vertex, summit, folio, pinnacle, enshrine, acme, consummate, achievement | 3 | shock, peak, hike, expansion, advance, increase, addition, progress |
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Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to moss?1 | manner, design, activity, pattern, fashion, chic, cast, arrangement, vein, craze, affinity, appellation, demeanor, tone | 2 | vetch, legume, club moss, bottom | 3 | teeth, competitor, tongue, cutting edge, flag |
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Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to wind?1 | decoy, jade, clarion, screw, flag, coil, gale, entangle | 2 | advance, lapse, assimilation, expansion, change, progress, resolution, increase | 3 | impede, hop, stamp, boggle |
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air1 | The part of a tree that is above the trunk and consists of branches, twigs, and leaves. | 2 | One of the four things that plants need. Plants use the carbon dioxide from this. | 3 | This is what happens after germination as the plant produces roots and leaves. |
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xylem1 | a. The largest layer of the tree trunk that consists of dead cells. This layer carries water from the roots of a tree to its leaves. b. A plant's woody tissue that carries water and mineral salts.
| 2 | The thin and flat part of a leaf. | 3 | a. The cell wall of a plant cell is made from this material. b. The material in plant cells that is used by humans to make paper, plastics, and cloth.
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chloroplast1 | A plant that is found mostly in damp, shady places. They absorb large amounts of water through their tiny leaves. | 2 | a. Bees use the nectar from flowers to make this. b. A thick, sweet fluid made from flower nectar by bees.
| 3 | The part of a plant cell where food is made. |
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carnivorous1 | The part of the stamen that holds pollen grains. | 2 | a. Flowering plants that grow and store food during the first year of its life. In the second year of its life, they bloom and produce seeds. b.
| 3 | Plants that feed on animals. These types of plants are capable of trapping and digesting small animals especially insects. |
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blade1 | The beautiful wood from cherry and red oak trees is often used to make these. | 2 | The part of plants that produce seeds, nectar, and sometimes beautiful colors. | 3 | The thin and flat part of a leaf. |
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