[ Vocabulary ]
having terrible consequences; urgent or desperate
A. communicate
B. dire
C. flagrant
D. raze
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Grammar- Later/Latter › ViewJeremy got to ____ than Mary did.
A. latter
B. later
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Dana _____ up at 6:30 this morning.
A. wake
B. woke
C. walk
D. walked
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A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were
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The biographer has put the events of the poet’s life in ______ order, from her birth to her death.
A. chronological
B. conspicuous
C. contemporary
D. disquieting