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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Title: Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Question 1
Choices
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1. Nominal
1Obvious; conspicuous, offensively loud.
2adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
3In name only, not in fact; relatively trifling or quite small in value.
4adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
5To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
2. Sobriety
1n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
2adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
3To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
4The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
3. Notoriety
1adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
2adj. Conspicuously wicked; obvious.
3Wandering from place to place: having no fixed location.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5n. Disrepute; ill fame.
4. Futile
1The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance.
2adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
3Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
4adj. Teaching; instructional.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5. Exorbitant
1In name only, not in fact; relatively trifling or quite small in value.
2adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
3adj. Practical; realistic.
4adj. Teaching; instructional.
5Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
Question 6
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Answer
6. Ruminate
1Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
2adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
3n. Disrepute; ill fame.
4Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
5To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
7. Laconic
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2Obvious; conspicuous, offensively loud.
3adj. Thin and wasted from lack of nourishment.
4n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
5adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
8. Emaciated
1adj. Thin and wasted from lack of nourishment.
2adj. Reconciling; soothing; apologetic.
3A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
4Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
5adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
9. Zealot
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
3adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
4To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
5adj. Practical; realistic.
10. Pragmatic
1adj. Practical; realistic.
2adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
3adj. Thin and wasted from lack of nourishment.
4A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
5adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
Question 11
Choices
Answer
11. Expedient
1adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
2Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
3adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
4Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
5To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
12. Acrimony
1adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
2To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
3adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
4adj. Thin and wasted from lack of nourishment.
5Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
13. Conciliatory
1Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
2Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
3adj. Reconciling; soothing; apologetic.
4adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
5Obvious; conspicuous, offensively loud.
14. Regression
1A going back; a withdrawing or returning; (opposite of progression)
2A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
5adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
15. Capitulate
1Wandering from place to place: having no fixed location.
2The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance.
3Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
4n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
5To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
Question 16
Choices
Answer
16. Satirical
1adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
2adj. Brief and to the point in speaking.
3adj. Conspicuously wicked; obvious.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5In name only, not in fact; relatively trifling or quite small in value.
17. Flagrant
1A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
2adj. Conspicuously wicked; obvious.
3adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy.
4Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
5A going back; a withdrawing or returning; (opposite of progression)
18. Didactic
1adj. Teaching; instructional.
2Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
3n. Disrepute; ill fame.
4To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
19. Blatant
1Obvious; conspicuous, offensively loud.
2The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance.
3To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
4Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
5n. Disrepute; ill fame.
20. Nomadic
1To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
2Wandering from place to place: having no fixed location.
3Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
4adj. Suitable; practical; politic.
5A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
 

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