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. QUESTIONS. 1. What is the central distinction between _antecedent_ and _cause_? 2. How are the words _cause_, _condition_, and _occasion_ illustrated by the fall of an avalanche? 3. And the antonyms _consequence_? _effect_? _outgrowth_? _result_? 4. What are _causality_ and _causation_? 5. How are _origin_ and _source_ related to _cause_? EXAMPLES. Where there is an effect there must be also a ----. It is necessary to know something of the ---- of a man before we can safely trust him. The ---- of the river was found to be a small lake among the hills. What was given as the ---- of the quarrel was really but the ----. * * * * * CHAGRIN (page 100). QUESTIONS. 1. What feelings are combined in _chagrin_? 2. How do you distinguish between _chagrin_, _disappointment_, _humiliation_, _mortification_, and _shame_? 3. Which involves a sense of having done wrong? EXAMPLES. The king's ---- at the limitations imposed upon him was painfully manifest. He is not wholly lost who yet can blush from ----. Hope tells a flattering tale, Delusive, vain, and hollow. Ah! let not hope prevail, Lest ---- follow. * * * * * CHANGE (page 100). QUESTIONS. 1. What is the distinction between _change_ and _exchange_? Are they ever used as equivalent, and how? 2. Can you distinguish between _modify_ and _qualify_? EXAMPLES. The tailor offered to ---- the armholes of the coat. We requested the pianist to ---- his music by introducing a few popular tunes. We often fail to recognize the actor who ---- his costume between the acts. * * * * * CHARACTER (page 102). QUESTIONS. 1. How do you distinguish between _character_ and _reputation_? _constitution_ and _disposition_? 2. Is _nature_ a broader word than any of the preceding? 3. If so, why? EXAMPLES. The philanthropist's ---- for charity is often a great source of annoyance to him. Let dogs delight to bark and bite, for 'tis their ---- to. Misfortune may cause the loss of friends and reputation, yet if the man has not yielded to wrong, his ---- is superior to loss or change. * * * * * CHOOSE (page 104). QUESTIONS. 1. What are the shades of difference between _choose_, _cull_, _elect_, _p
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