5th box -Flashcards

Multiple choice questions

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1. fluency

(n.) being stripped; When it was found the team cheated, there was a divestiture of their crown.
(n.) a sudden, unpredictable or whimsical change; The caprice with which the couple approached the change of plans was evidence to their young age. The king ruled by caprice as much as law.
(n.) ability to write easily and expressively; The child's fluency in Spanish and English was remarkable. The immigrant acquired a fluency in English after studying for only two months.
(adj.) timid; lacking self-confidence; The director is looking for a self-assured actor, not a diffident one. Her diffident sister couldn't work up the courage to ask for the sale.

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