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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Title: Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Question 1
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1. Protagonist
1The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
2A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
3n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
4Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
5Wild tumult; disorder on grand scale.
2. Panacea
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2adj. Periodic; occasional
3Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
4To completely erase; to wipe out.
5A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
3. Profusion
1Self - assurance; self - confidence; self - possession; poise.
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3Making a show of learning; being formal or precise about minor matters in scholarship.
4Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
5n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
4. Notoriety
1adj. Easily understood.
2adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
3n. Disrepute; ill fame.
4n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
5A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
5. Equivocal
1Self - assurance; self - confidence; self - possession; poise.
2Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
3adj. Periodic; occasional
4To completely erase; to wipe out.
5Completely resistant to penetration; unaffected; unreceptive; immune.
Question 6
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6. Pedantic
1The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
2adj. Inborn; innate
3Making a show of learning; being formal or precise about minor matters in scholarship.
4adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
5n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
7. Viable
1Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
2Wild tumult; disorder on grand scale.
3Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
4adj. Capable of maintaining life.
5adj. Easily understood.
8. Aplomb
1Self - assurance; self - confidence; self - possession; poise.
2Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
3adj. Capable of maintaining life.
4The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
5Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
9. Stupefy
1v. Make numb; stun; amaze.
2adj. Inborn; innate
3adj. Periodic; occasional
4Making a show of learning; being formal or precise about minor matters in scholarship.
5Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
10. Lucid
1Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
2adj. Easily understood.
3A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
4n. Forgetfulness.
5n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
Question 11
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11. Oblivion
1adj. Easily understood.
2adj. Periodic; occasional
3Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
4n. Forgetfulness.
5A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
12. Vitriolic
1Caustic; bitter; cutting.
2n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
3The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
4Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
5Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
13. Inherent
1adj. Easily understood.
2v. Make numb; stun; amaze.
3adj. Periodic; occasional
4Completely resistant to penetration; unaffected; unreceptive; immune.
5adj. Inborn; innate
14. Intermittent
1n. Wealth.
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3adj. Periodic; occasional
4To completely erase; to wipe out.
5Completely resistant to penetration; unaffected; unreceptive; immune.
15. Nepotism
1adj. Inborn; innate
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3adj. Easily understood.
4To completely erase; to wipe out.
5Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
Question 16
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16. Redundant
1v. Make numb; stun; amaze.
2Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
3Caustic; bitter; cutting.
4n. Lavish expenditure; large amount.
5adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
17. Exonerate
1Completely resistant to penetration; unaffected; unreceptive; immune.
2v. Acquit; free from guilt or responsibility.
3Self - assurance; self - confidence; self - possession; poise.
4Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
5adj. Easily understood.
18. Archaic
1v. Acquit; free from guilt or responsibility.
2adj. Superfluous; repetitious.
3Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
4One who deserts a party, side, idea, etc. And joins the opposition; a traitor; traitorous.
5Making a show of learning; being formal or precise about minor matters in scholarship.
19. Reminiscent
1Reminding or suggestive of the past; remembering; dwelling on the past.
2The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
3A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all.
4Having a double meaning; ambiguous; uncertain.
5Making a show of learning; being formal or precise about minor matters in scholarship.
20. Renegade
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2Reminding or suggestive of the past; remembering; dwelling on the past.
3Caustic; bitter; cutting.
4One who deserts a party, side, idea, etc. And joins the opposition; a traitor; traitorous.
5adj. Easily understood.
 

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