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Sat Vocabulary Quiz 18 (60 MCQs)

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1. Someone who takes the law into his/her own hands
2. The definition of benevolent .....
3. To soothe or make less severe
4. A system of naming, used mostly in art and science
5. How you see the world; how you realize or understand something
6. Match each vocabulary word from the word bank with the correct definition. 5 ..... :to increase the strength of or justification for; to reinforce
7. Choose the correct definition:vindicate
8. Select the word that best fills in the blank.The ..... child kicked the principal in the knee.
9. Fill in the blank:The main house has been restored but the gazebo is still ..... and unusable.
10. To cause suffering
11. Quiet and modest; reserved
12. 1-His intellect was logical in the highest degree; he was clear and precise, an enemy of loose reasoning, and quick to ..... prevailing fallacies.
13. The husband and wife had a lot of ..... , which caused many fights.
14. A pessimistic feeling of distrust
15. We all have our own unique ..... that we have acquired over time. It is usually shaped by our upbringing and life experiences, which shape the way we see things.
16. The party leader advised all her members to ..... any questions about finance or money.
17. If you interpose something, you are
18. Synonym for segregate
19. To banish from or force out of a group or situation.
20. They argued bitterly, and to make matters worse, the ill-feeling was ..... by the sweltering heat-wave which made their blood boil.
21. What is the definition of divine (v)?
22. To erase; to rub out-eradicate
23. Despite the best efforts of a federal team of business experts and politicians, the economic miniaturization continued to affect the lives of millions of citizens.
24. Martin Luther King was a true ..... ; he preached for equal rights for all citizens.
25. Detached, reversed
26. To avoid by artful manuvering
27. Always moving; lasting for only a short time; temporary
28. The physical property of matter wherein matter returns to its original form after being reshaped, as an elastic band returns to its original shape after being stretched.
29. Part of speech-tenacious
30. A fantastic scheme, unchecked imagination
31. Cautious, way, alert, attentive
32. When Tanya landed on her feet, she felt a sudden ..... in her ankle.
33. Disrespect, rudeness, impertinence
34. He seems to have a ..... problem with keeping a job.
35. Select the correct definition of the wordinsipid
36. Dismay, concern, shock, bewilderment
37. Fill in the blank:The friendship was so ..... ; we never talked about anything really deep.
38. Unconnected, separate; distinct-unrelated
39. It's a point of sheer ..... that the very problem he was trying to solve was being manifold exacerbated by his every attempt at abating it.
40. Which of the following words is synonymous with 'eccentric'?
41. When traveling through an area with many pickpockets, regardless of police presence and other security measures, you must stay attentive-no one can warranty the safety of your belongings better than yourself.
42. Happening by luck or chance; fortunate
43. Even though Jake was a millionaire, he avoided hanging out with ..... people who liked to flaunt their wealth.
44. I'd like, if I may, to relate a small .....
45. (verb) to come to a conclusion by reasoning from the evidence
46. She bowed because she had great ..... for the queen.
47. Cautious, restrict, limit action, to draw a line around
48. To be languid is to
49. With the ..... of AI robotics in the household, life was verily changed forever.
50. A lack, scarcity
51. Emmy is (a) at computing math problems in her head
52. Which word is synonymous with being dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
53. Appraise(v) (e.g., A realtor will come over tonight to appraise our house.)
54. Which word means to sprout or newly emerge?
55. To ..... the tide of applications, the prestigious Ivy requires that each applicant score at least 2100 on the SAT.
56. Firm; unwilling to give in
57. Fill in the blank:Capable of being felt is described as .....
58. What does it mean to 'establish' something?
59. Because of his shyness, he had the reputation of being unapproachable.
60. You need to get to class ..... so that you're not marked late.
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