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crowd of people  \nA.disdain B.congregation C. parched D.aesthetic  \n[16. ](16.   run-of-the-mill)[ ](16.   run-of-the-mill)[ run-of-the-mill](16.   run-of-the-mill)  \nA.compassion B. provocative C. prosaic D. precocious  \n17.   impulsive action  \nA.spontaneity B.compassion C.submissive D. hypothesis 18.   to attribute to someone  \nA.congregation B. impute C.compromise D. prosaic  \n[19. ](19.   to)[ ](19.   to)[ to](19.   to) criticize harshly  \nA.demagogue B.censure C.diligent D. incompatible  \n20.   wisdom  \nA.sagacity B. provocative C. impute D.spontaneity  \n21.   trivial  \nA.compromise B. inconsequential C.congregation D. hypothesis 22.   unable to work together  \nA. impute B.digression C. incompatible D.censure  \n23.   extremely dry  \nA. precocious B. parched C.submissive D.arid  \n24.   overused, cliched  \nA. rancorous B. hackneyed C.anecdote D. intrepid  \n25.   friendly, helpful  \nA. benevolent B.querulous C.subtle D.aesthetic  \n26.   fearless, adventurous  \nA. intrepid B. benevolent C. parched D.digression  \n27.   to work together  \nA. provocative B.aesthetic C.querulous D.collaborate  \n28.   rabble-rousing leader  \nA.demagogue B.compromise C. benevolent D. hypothesis  \n29.   to settle differences  \nA.ostentatious B.compromise C.censure D.querulous  \n30.   hateful  \nA. impute B. rancorous C. hackneyed D.ephemeral  \n31.   sympathy, mercy  \nA.sagacity B.compassion C.subtle D. prosaic  \n32.   momentary, fleeting  \nA.ephemeral B.collaborate C.diligent D.suppress  \n33.   calm, casual  \nA. provocative B.arid C. nonchalant D. precocious  \n34.   theory requiring proof  \nA.aesthetic B.compromise C. hypothesis D. nonchalant  \n35.   disloyal  \nA. intrepid B. benevolent C.querulous D. perfidious  \n36.   ordinary, common  \nA. renovation B.congregation C. mundane D. incompatible  \n37.   short account of event  \nA.diligent B. impute C.anecdote D. parched  \n38.   opponent  \nA.disdain B.subtle C.antagonist D.compromise  \n[39. 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