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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Title: Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Question 1
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1. Sagacious
1Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
2Reminding or suggestive of the past; remembering; dwelling on the past.
3adj. Lazy
4adj. Keen; shrewd; having insight.
5(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
2. Affirmation
1(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
2n. Positive assertion; confirmation.
3To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5adj. Stingy; mean; excessively cheap in nature.
3. Gnarled
1n. Expressiveness; persuasive speech.
2Rough and weather worn; knotted; twisted.
3adj. Deep; not superficial.
4adj. Not fitting; absurd.
5n. Positive assertion; confirmation.
4. Preclude
1v. Make impossible; prevent or eliminate.
2A mixture of various things or subjects.
3To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
4To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
5n. Positive assertion; confirmation.
5. Zealot
1A mixture of various things or subjects.
2adj. Deep; not superficial.
3That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
4n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
5adj. Keen; shrewd; having insight.
Question 6
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Answer
6. Profound
1adj. Deep; not superficial.
2(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
3A mixture of various things or subjects.
4n. Difference; condition of inequality.
5adj. Keen; shrewd; having insight.
7. Paradox
1n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
2adj. Resulting in an unexpected and contrary manner.
3adj. Deep; not superficial.
4n. Expressiveness; persuasive speech.
5That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
8. Mundane
1That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
2Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
3adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
9. Nepotism
1To reach the same conclusion; agree occur at the same time.
2adj. Deep; not superficial.
3Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
4adj. Lazy
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
10. Reminiscent
1Reminding or suggestive of the past; remembering; dwelling on the past.
2adj. Lazy
3(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
4adj. Mixed up; based on false or unfair selection.
5adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
Question 11
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Answer
11. Incongruous
1That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
2adj. Not fitting; absurd.
3adj. Stingy; mean; excessively cheap in nature.
4adj. Keen; shrewd; having insight.
5n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
12. Ruminate
1n. Difference; condition of inequality.
2To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
3Reminding or suggestive of the past; remembering; dwelling on the past.
4adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
5That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
13. Potpourri
1adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
2Rough and weather worn; knotted; twisted.
3To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
4adj. Lazy
5A mixture of various things or subjects.
14. Miserly
1adj. Deep; not superficial.
2adj. Stingy; mean; excessively cheap in nature.
3n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
4n. Expressiveness; persuasive speech.
5That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
15. Disparity
1adj. Mixed up; based on false or unfair selection.
2n. Difference; condition of inequality.
3To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5v. Make impossible; prevent or eliminate.
Question 16
Choices
Answer
16. Plausible
1To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
2adj. Resulting in an unexpected and contrary manner.
3n. Difference; condition of inequality.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5n. Positive assertion; confirmation.
17. Garbled
1To reach the same conclusion; agree occur at the same time.
2adj. Mixed up; based on false or unfair selection.
3n. Expressiveness; persuasive speech.
4Favoritism shown to relatives, especially in job appointments.
5To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
18. Capitulate
1To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
2adj. Drowsy; dull; tired.
3adj. Lazy
4adj. Deep; not superficial.
5adj. Resulting in an unexpected and contrary manner.
19. Lethargic
1n. Positive assertion; confirmation.
2adj. Drowsy; dull; tired.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4adj. Stingy; mean; excessively cheap in nature.
5adj. Mixed up; based on false or unfair selection.
20. Eloquence
1That which may be true but which seems to be contradictory, false or absurd; a self-contradictory statement.
2n. Expressiveness; persuasive speech.
3To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce.
4adj. Drowsy; dull; tired.
5To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate.
 

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