Armed Forces Classification Test (AFCT) English Practice Test

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Which word best defines a temporary pause on activities?

Moratorium
Livid
Mundane
Leud

The correct answer is: Moratorium

The term that best defines a temporary pause on activities is "moratorium." This word specifically refers to a suspension of an activity or a legally mandated halt, making it clear that it is intended to be a temporary measure. In various contexts, a moratorium might apply to financial decisions, legal actions, or specific operations, indicating a deliberate choice to pause for reassessment, consideration, or to address particular circumstances. The other words do not convey the same meaning. "Livid" describes a state of intense anger, which is unrelated to pauses in activities. "Mundane" refers to something that is ordinary or lacking excitement, rather than a cessation of action. "Leud" appears to be a misspelling or a less common variation of "lewd," which pertains to something crude or indecent, making it irrelevant in the context of pausing activities. Thus, "moratorium" accurately captures the intended definition within this question.