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declined 4. recalculate - to calculate again, especially in order to eliminate errors or to incorporate additional factors or data 5. impossible - describes a situation that is extremely difficult to deal with or solve 6. international - describes a situation that is extremely difficult to deal with or solve 7. irregular - not according to usual rules or what is expected 8. misunderstood - incorrectly understood or interpreted 9. miscalculate - to count or estimate incorrectly 10. overpaid - paid too much or more than usual 11. overbooked - to sell more tickets or places for an aircraft, holiday, etc. than are available 12. postgraduate - a student who has already got one degree and is studying at a university for a more advanced qualification 13. prepaid - paid for earlier 14. rewrite - to write something such as a book or speech again, in order to improve it or change it because new information is available 15
(D) approximate (D) tranquilly 3. amusement 8. alter (A) peacefulness (A) sustain (B) demonstration (B) launch (C) diversion (C) detect (D) marvel (D) convert 4. security 9. depleted (A) power (A) retained (B) safety (B) consumed (C) trap (C) polluted (D) cure (D) inundated 5. debilitating 10. perceive (A) convincing (A) deny (B) formidable (B) miscalculate (C) accelerating (C) observe (D) weakening (D) estimate TEST QUESTIONS Choose the word or phrase that is closest in meaning to the underlined word or phrase. 1. Underestimated tax revenues caused the severe budget crunches that plagued local governments during the early 1970s. (A) depleted (B) finite (C) disappointing (D) miscalculated 2. Casey Stengel was undeniably one of the most successful coaches in the history of baseball. (A) absolutely (B) unexpectedly (C) conceivably
Keep the back straight, the hips neutral, and your head as tall as possible. "Loss of posture" occurs when you cannot maintain this tall position and your head drops or moves to the side. Stop your repetition count when you can no longer correct this. Though not required, it is helpful to have someone watch you or record the test on video.3 For both sides, count the maximum number of repetitions until the movement is no longer smooth and fluid. If you happen to miscalculate the weight and exceed 12 repetitions, keep going and record the repetition when posture fails. Just use the same weight on both sides. Once the test is complete, you should have an assessment of four quadrants--the right and left chop and the right and left lift. Imbalances are de ned as a greater than 10% di erence in weight (if the same number of reps) or number of repetitions (if the same weight) between left and right sides.
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