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Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Title: Quiz on 'SAT Word List'

Question 1
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1. Sacrilege
1adj. Notoriously bad.
2That which makes richer or greater; the state results of such.
3n. Fear; trembling.
4Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
5n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2. Reprobate
1One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
2n. Disrepute; ill fame.
3That which makes richer or greater; the state results of such.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
3. Megalomania
1adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
2A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
3Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5n. Fear; trembling.
4. Enigma
1One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
2n. Puzzle.
3n. Disrepute; ill fame.
4adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
5n. Belief.
5. Aggrandizement
1adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
2adj. Differing; deviating.
3Word for word; in the exact words.
4Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
5That which makes richer or greater; the state results of such.
Question 6
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6. Divergent
1adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
2Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
3adj. Unclear or doubtful in meaning.
4adj. Differing; deviating.
5n. Belief.
7. Ambiguous
1Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
2adj. Unclear or doubtful in meaning.
3A mental disorder causing delusions of grandeur or power; a tendency to grossly exaggerate
4n. Fear; trembling.
5v. Slander.
8. Mitigate
1That which makes richer or greater; the state results of such.
2A small quantity or portion
3adj. Differing; deviating.
4v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
5adj. Understood but not stated.
9. Mundane
1adj. Understood but not stated.
2Word for word; in the exact words.
3The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
4adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
5adj. Differing; deviating.
10. Infamous
1adj. Notoriously bad.
2v. Violate; desecrate.
3Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
4n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
5adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
Question 11
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Answer
11. Protagonist
1v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
2One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
3n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
4adj. Ordinary; worldly as opposed to spiritual.
5The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
12. Profane
1The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
2adj. Understood but not stated.
3n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
4v. Violate; desecrate.
5Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
13. Ambivalence
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
3The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation.
4v. Slander.
5n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
14. Notoriety
1n. Disrepute; ill fame.
2adj. Understood but not stated.
3Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
4Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
5Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
15. Innate
1Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
2adj. Notoriously bad.
3adj. Unclear or doubtful in meaning.
4adj. Inborn. Natural.
5n. Belief.
Question 16
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Answer
16. Vilify
1n. Belief.
2Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
3adj. Notoriously bad.
4v. Slander.
5adj. Understood but not stated.
17. Implicit
1adj. Understood but not stated.
2One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
3Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5Profanatory or irreverent treatment of holy things; desecration.
18. Plausible
1Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
2That which makes richer or greater; the state results of such.
3adj. Understood but not stated.
4n. Puzzle.
5One whose conduct is reproachful, a scoundrel; unprincipled; depraved.
19. Modicum
1Of an earlier or primitive time; ancient; no longer in popular use; outdated.
2n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes.
3n. Puzzle.
4Seeming to be probable or likely; apparently trustworthy or believable.
5A small quantity or portion
20. Credulity
1A small quantity or portion
2adj. Differing; deviating.
3v. Appease; mollify; ease or quiet.
4n. Belief.
5n. Fear; trembling.
 

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