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8. HAMMER: CARPENTER::
(A) brick: mason (B) road: driver
(C) kitchen: cook (D) letter: secretary
(E) knife: butcher

9. EMBRACE: AFFECTION::
(A) jeer: sullenness (B) glower: ridicule
(C) frown: displeasure
(D) cooperation: respect
(E) flattery: love

10. PLUMMET: FALL::
(A) radiate: glow (B) converge: attract
(C) flounder: move (D) swerve: turn
(E) flow: ebb

11. GRAZING: FORAGERS::
(A) skipping: readers
(B) strolling: prisoners
(C) weeding: gardeners
(D) stalking: hunters
(E) resting: pickers

12. TEXT: EXTEMPORIZE::
(A) score: improvise
(B) style: decorate
(C) exhibit: demonstrate
(D) diagram: realize
(E) sketch: outline

13. PERTINENT: RELEVANCE::
(A) insistent: rudeness
(B) benevolent: perfection
(C) redundant: superfluity
(D) prevalent: universality
(E) aberrant: uniqueness

14. ASSERT: BELABOR::
(A) tend: fuss (B) refine: temper
(C) describe: demean
(D) resemble: portray
(E) contaminate: purge

15. TRANSGRESSION: MORALITY::
(A) mistake: probity
(B) invitation: hospitality
(C) gift: generosity
(D) presumption: propriety
(E) misconception: curiosity

16. BLOWHARD: BOASTFUL::
(A) cynic: perspicacious
(B) highbrow: grandiloquent
(C) exhibitionist: embarrassed
(D) misanthrope: affected
(E) toady: obsequious

28. CONSTRAIN:
(A) release (B) sever (C) abandon
(D) unload (E) agree

29. SQUAT:
(A) dim and dark (B) tall and thin
(C) misty and vague (D) sharp and shrill
(E) flat and narrow

30. OPAQUENESS:
(A) opalescence (B) clarity (C) density
(D) magnetism (E) latency

31. COMELINESS:
(A) disagreement (B) humiliation
(C) ambition (D) unattractiveness
(E) shortsightedness

32. PROFUNDITY:
(A) speciousness (B) solicitude
(C) succinctness (D) superficiality
(E) solidarity

33. BURGEON:
(A) subside (B) esteem (C) placate
(D) tempt (E) wean

34. SINEWY:
(A) new (B) weak (C) corrupt
(D) subtle (E) substantial

35. EXHAUSTIVE:
(A) incomplete (B) energetic (C) strong
(D) indecisive (E) conserving

36. PINE:
(A) fall apart (B) become invigorated
(C) become enraged (D) move ahead
(E) stand firm

37. OBSTINACY:

(A) persuasiveness (B) tractability
(C) antipathy (D) neutrality
(E) magnanimity

38. EXACT:
(A) deny (B) judge (C) deprive
(D) forgive (E) establish