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distracter

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dis·tract·er also dis·trac·tor  (d-strktr)
n.
One of the incorrect answers presented as a choice in a multiple-choice test.


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And here is where it got amazing in several cities: audience members--Jewish, Muslim and Christian alike--prevented the distracter from disrupting the event.
In her opinion it is essential that students protect themselves from eventual distracters and competitors to the task performance in order to keep focused.
parts expected to be placed on the motherboard) and Distracters (i.
 
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