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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Title: Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Question 1
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1. Hedonism
1A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
2v. Snub; reject.
3v. Rival; imitate.
4n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
2. Vicarious
1n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
2Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
5adj. Not fitting; absurd.
3. Opulence
1n. Wealth.
2adj. Based on assumptions or hypotheses.
3Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
4n. Difference; condition of inequality.
5Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
4. Decadence
1Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
2adj. Excessively careful; fastidious.
3n. Difference; condition of inequality.
4A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
5adj. Sociable.
5. Fanaticism
1Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
2v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
3n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
4A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
Question 6
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6. Emulate
1adj. Deserving blame.
2v. Rival; imitate.
3adj. Not fitting; absurd.
4Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
5n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
7. Paradox
1v. Coax; wheedle; flatter.
2That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
3Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
4v. Snub; reject.
5v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
8. Disparity
1n. Difference; condition of inequality.
2n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
5Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
9. Rebuff
1n. Difference; condition of inequality.
2adj. Excessively careful; fastidious.
3adj. Dark; not transparent.
4n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
5v. Snub; reject.
10. Incorrigible
1Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
2adj. Uncorrectable.
3A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
4adj. Excessively careful; fastidious.
5v. Snub; reject.
Question 11
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11. Exorbitant
1n. Difference; condition of inequality.
2adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
3A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
4adj. Dark; not transparent.
5Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
12. Gregarious
1v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
2v. Rival; imitate.
3n. Wealth.
4adj. Sociable.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
13. Plausible
1Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
2v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
3adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
4adj. Excessively careful; fastidious.
5A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
14. Acrimony
1Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
2Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
3n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
4v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
5v. Coax; wheedle; flatter.
15. Disdain
1adj. Sociable.
2adj. Deserving blame.
3A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
4v. Treat with scorn or contempt.
5That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
Question 16
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Answer
16. Incongruous
1adj. Not fitting; absurd.
2v. Snub; reject.
3That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
4v. Coax; wheedle; flatter.
5Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment.
17. Hypothetical
1adj. Based on assumptions or hypotheses.
2n. Difference; condition of inequality.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4adj. Sociable.
5v. Coax; wheedle; flatter.
18. Redundant
1adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
2Beyond reasonable limits; excessive.
3n. Difference; condition of inequality.
4A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
5v. Coax; wheedle; flatter.
19. Opaque
1That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
2n. Excessive emotion for an issue or cause.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4adj. Dark; not transparent.
5adj. Based on assumptions or hypotheses.
20. Gnarled
1n. Wealth.
2That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
3adj. Excessively careful; fastidious.
4Rough and weather worn; knotted; twisted.
5A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
 

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