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A person who is unable to read or write is called:

One who has great knowledge gained from study is called:

One who lacks knowledge or awareness is called:

One who has complete knowledge of a particular subject is called:

One who is not professionally trained in a particular subject is called:

One who is highly skilled in music or another art is called:

One who is regarded as a reliable source of knowledge in a subject is called:

One who is completely dependent on another person is called:

One who is free from the control of others is called:

One who is under the authority or control of another is called:

One who is excessively willing to serve or obey others is called:

One who speaks or acts on one's own behalf with confidence is called:

One who is excessively obedient and yielding is called:

One who exercises control or influence over others is called:

One who avoids taking action and accepts what happens is called:

One who is ready to attack or confront others is called:

One who is gentle and unwilling to argue is called:

One who remains silent when expected to speak is called:

One who cannot express oneself clearly in speech is called:

One who speaks smoothly and easily is called: