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• 1 v. to suppose; to hypothesize; to conjecture(A) reach (B) disembark (C) guess (D) alternate
• 8 adj. lifeless; spiritless(A) ideal (B) alive (C) inanimate (D) versatile
• 6 n. an interest percentage that changes over time(A) disclaimer (B) adjustable rate (C) license (D)
• 7 n. rage; fury(A) anger (B) protocol (C) surplus (D) express
• 2 n. standard against which something is measured; factor; discipline(A) surface (B) applicant (C) g
• 10 adv. in any event; anyway(A) fine (B) curtly (C) however (D) enough
• 9 adj. forceful; energetic; vigorous; spirited; alive(A) dynamic (B) permanent (C) introductory (D)
• 7 n. demand for goods or services; rate of purchase and sale; fair(A) market (B) exit (C) illustrati
• 8 n. introduction of something new; change; new method or practice(A) directory (B) official (C) inn
• 3 n. wages; living; stronghold(A) retailer (B) pose (C) keep (D) coincidence
• 1 v. to look at; to concern; to relate to; to esteem; to appreciate; to consider(A) extend (B) regar
• 10 adj. chief; head; leading; primary; main(A) favorable (B) savvy (C) candid (D) principal
• 8 n. period; era; generation(A) calculator (B) age (C) advance (D) mail
• 9 v. to return money; to reimburse; to repay; to finance again(A) strike (B) refund (C) merchandise
• 6 v. to gather; to garner; to assemble; to accumulate; to take payments(A) legitimate (B) collect (C
• 10 adv. four times a year; once every three months(A) obviously (B) least (C) quarterly (D) close
• 2 adj. lasting throughout the whole year; continuing for many years; perpetual; everlasting(A) equiv
• 7 adj. under the rule of; subordinate; exposed to; liable to; conditional(A) irrelevant (B) above (C
• 1 n. least possible amount; smallest possible size; lowest degree(A) minimum (B) revise (C) launch (
• 1 n. expenditure of money or effort for future benefits; authorization(A) investment (B) board (C) c
• 8 v. to establish; to erect; to throw; to toss(A) fizzle (B) pitch (C) attract (D) tax
• 9 n. knowledge obtained by doing; something that one has lived through(A) treatment (B) target (C) a
• 4 n. gross error; stupid mistake(A) response (B) food (C) commodity (D) blunder
• 10 n. piece of equipment which can be used with other machines without alternation(A) addiction (B)
• 1 v. to form a relationship with another person(A) implement (B) foresee (C) minute (D) adopt