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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

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Question 1
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1. Notoriety
1n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
2adj. Casual; hastily done.
3One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
4adj. Notoriously bad.
5n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2. Commensurate
1Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
2Equal in measures; properly proportionate.
3n. Fluctuation; wavering.
4adj. Practical; realistic.
5adj. Short-lived; fleeting; temporary.
3. Succinct
1adj. Short-lived; fleeting; temporary.
2v. Praise; glorify.
3A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
4adj. Brief; compact.
5n. Corruption; wickedness.
4. Abrogate
1adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
2n. Corruption; wickedness.
3To Annul; repeal; abolish; cancel.
4adj. Notoriously bad.
5adj. Short-lived; fleeting; temporary.
5. Extol
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2v. Praise; glorify.
3n. Seriousness.
4A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
5v. Overlook; forgive.
Question 6
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6. Futile
1adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
2n. Double-dealing; guile.
3v. Overlook; forgive.
4Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
5v. Praise; glorify.
7. Zealot
1adj. Brief; compact.
2Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
3Meaningless; pointless; asinine
4n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
5Complete or ridiculous failure.
8. Satirical
1v. Praise; glorify.
2adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical.
3Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
4adj. Casual; hastily done.
5adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
9. Ephemeral
1adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical.
2n. Seriousness.
3Meaningless; pointless; asinine
4adj. Short-lived; fleeting; temporary.
5v. Overlook; forgive.
10. Condone
1adj. Brief; compact.
2Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
3One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
4A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
5v. Overlook; forgive.
Question 11
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Answer
11. Gravity
1Meaningless; pointless; asinine
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3v. Overlook; forgive.
4n. Seriousness.
5adj. Short-lived; fleeting; temporary.
12. Placate
1v. Pacify; conciliate; mitigate; appease.
2n. Fluctuation; wavering.
3adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical.
4adj. Notoriously bad.
5Felt as one's own experience by imagining that of another; done or experienced in substitution.
13. Infamous
1Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
2Equal in measures; properly proportionate.
3v. Pacify; conciliate; mitigate; appease.
4adj. Notoriously bad.
5n. Corruption; wickedness.
14. Decadence
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
3n. Seriousness.
4A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
5v. Overlook; forgive.
15. Vacillation
1A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
2adj. Mocking; ridiculing; sarcastic.
3n. Fluctuation; wavering.
4n. Double-dealing; guile.
5One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
Question 16
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Answer
16. Reprobate
1Without effect; ineffectual; useless.
2n. Seriousness.
3One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
4v. Overlook; forgive.
5n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
17. Arbitrary
1adj. Notoriously bad.
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical.
4One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
5n. Double-dealing; guile.
18. Inane
1Meaningless; pointless; asinine
2v. Praise; glorify.
3v. Overlook; forgive.
4adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical.
5adj. Casual; hastily done.
19. Depravity
1adj. Casual; hastily done.
2Complete or ridiculous failure.
3A process, condition or time of cultural or moral decline; deterioration; decay.
4v. Praise; glorify.
5n. Corruption; wickedness.
20. Duplicity
1n. Fanatic; person who shows excessive zeal.
2n. Double-dealing; guile.
3Meaningless; pointless; asinine
4v. Pacify; conciliate; mitigate; appease.
5n. Disrepute; ill fame.
 

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