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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

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Question 1
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1. Mitigate
1v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
2Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic.
3A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
4adj. Practical; concerned with practical values.
5Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
2. Sinecure
1n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life.
2adj. Practical; concerned with practical values.
3v. Confirm; support.
4A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
5(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
3. Debacle
1adj. Uninterrupted; continuous.
2n. Contrast; direct opposite of or to.
3A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
4The state of being sober serious or temperate; abstinence from intoxicating substance.
5adj. Understood but not stated.
4. Inane
1v. Scatter; break up.
2Meaningless; pointless; asinine
3n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
4v. Confirm; support.
5adj. Understood but not stated.
5. Discordant
1n. Tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler.
2The capability of recovering shape after being or stretched; elasticity; the personal capability of recovering undamaged from stress or pressure.
3v. Confirm; support.
4v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
5adj. Inharmonious; conflicting.
Question 6
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6. Histrionic
1Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic.
2Meaningless; pointless; asinine
3n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
4n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life.
5A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
7. Pragmatic
1adj. Uninterrupted; continuous.
2v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
3adj. Understood but not stated.
4Excessively dismal; mournful.
5adj. Practical; concerned with practical values.
8. Lugubrious
1A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
2adj. Fickle; arbitrary
3adj. Practical; concerned with practical values.
4(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
5Excessively dismal; mournful.
9. Implicit
1Meaningless; pointless; asinine
2adj. Understood but not stated.
3n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
4To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
5Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic.
10. Hedonism
1A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
2(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
3n. Religious devotion; godliness.
4Excessively dismal; mournful.
5n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life.
Question 11
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11. Resilience
1Excessively dismal; mournful.
2n. Contrast; direct opposite of or to.
3To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
4The capability of recovering shape after being or stretched; elasticity; the personal capability of recovering undamaged from stress or pressure.
5v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
12. Conviction
1v. Banish; demote; consign to inferior position.
2(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
3v. Confirm; support.
4adj. Inharmonious; conflicting.
5Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic.
13. Antithesis
1n. Contrast; direct opposite of or to.
2n. Tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler.
3adj. Uninterrupted; continuous.
4To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
5adj. Understood but not stated.
14. Incessant
1n. Contrast; direct opposite of or to.
2adj. Understood but not stated.
3To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
4v. Confirm; support.
5adj. Uninterrupted; continuous.
15. Despot
1A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
2v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
3n. Tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler.
4To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
5n. Contrast; direct opposite of or to.
Question 16
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Answer
16. Disperse
1Excessively dismal; mournful.
2v. Scatter; break up.
3v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
4A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
5The capability of recovering shape after being or stretched; elasticity; the personal capability of recovering undamaged from stress or pressure.
17. Relegate
1(a) n. Proof or declaration of guilt. (b) n. Strongly held belief.
2v. Banish; demote; consign to inferior position.
3v. Confirm; support.
4n. Tyrant; harsh, authoritarian ruler.
5A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
18. Berate
1Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
2A paid position that requires little or on work or responsibility.
3Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic.
4v. Scatter; break up.
5To scold severely; Rebuke harshly
19. Simulated
1Meaningless; pointless; asinine
2Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
3adj. Uninterrupted; continuous.
4A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
5adj. Inharmonious; conflicting.
20. Corroborate
1v. Confirm; support.
2v. Banish; demote; consign to inferior position.
3Excessively dismal; mournful.
4n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life.
5A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity.
 

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