Sat Vocabulary Quiz 19 (60 MCQs)

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1. His own shortcomings are ..... him.
2. Adam fell to the floor weeping when he heard he couldn't chase cows. It was a very ..... scene.
3. What does the word "evanescent" mean?
4. Fill in the blank:After Johnny Depp won the case against Amber Heard, the actress was ..... by countless photographers and reporters. They want to know if she will compensate the damaged she caused on Depp.
5. Exhibit aggressively
6. You must learn to ..... your emotions so they don't control you.
7. Which term can be defined as "Humble submission and respect" ?
8. What does unequivocal mean?
9. Which word means extreme praise or admiration?
10. The (a) businessman lost everything when the stock market crashed.
11. In the sentence "The author's argument, though **perspicacious**, was not well-received by the audience, who found it overly complex and inaccessible, " what does "perspicacious" most closely mean?
12. This sentence is so ..... ; it could really be any of our vocabulary words.
13. Light from a nonthermal source
14. Select the word that BEST matches the red word as a synonym.If you abhor bullying, you can make a difference by fighting it.
15. Sunk to a low position; lower than low
16. What does the term Benevolent mean?
17. What is the meaning of the word 'Abate'?
18. Choose the correct definition:fortuitous
19. "To emphasize or draw attention to" most nearly means:
20. Showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper
21. An art dealer all his life, Juan Hernandez was a ..... of Mexican art of the 19th century.
22. What is the definition of the word "pallor" ?
23. Unconventional; a little kooky-strange
24. Characterized by joking (used to describe words/moods, etc.)
25. Which word has the definition of:something that actually words against you.
26. Part of speech-complacent
27. Dark and forbidding; ominous
28. "To continue to have something or keep possession of" most nearly means:
29. Fearing his money would be ..... by his family, Wesley gave all of it to charity when he died.
30. She invested her savings ..... , prioritizing long-term stability over short-term profit.
31. Expected or required
32. Fill in the blank. She didn't want to have a ..... party, so she invited circus acts to make it more fun.
33. A release of emotional tension
34. Fill in the blank:Capable of being felt, touchable is described as .....
35. Which word means to lesson or decrease gradually?
36. Then man, usually, is considered the DOMINANT ROLE in a familial context.
37. The bank robbers are still at large, but the police are carefully tracking there whereabouts.
38. HAVING NO DESIRE MEANS YEARNING
39. Select the correct vocabulary word for the followiong definition:an example that is used to justify simliar occurrences at a later time
40. Which part of speech is the word "oblivion" ?
41. To earnestly caution
42. True or FalseLocomotion-N. Movement
43. Justus' (a) comments during class were not appreciated. Nobody found them funny.
44. To examine or analyze closely
45. Antonym for INTREPID
46. A compilation or list; a collection
47. Ben is an ..... Instagram user and is always posting pictures of his food and his trips.
48. To intensify, improve; strengthen
49. The queen signed the royal decree, with all eyes upon her.
50. The word cordial is
51. To sooth or make calm; make peace
52. The definition of wary is .....
53. What is an antonym of mere?
54. (verb) to make less severe; to relieve, to lessen
55. Experiencing something through another person
56. In what context is the word "abrogate" most often used?
57. The guidon bearer posthumously ..... the flag to young Henry Fleming, who grasped it and then charged the enemy line.
58. It means general agreement; it also means the judgment arrived at by most of those concerned.
59. Consider the quote: "Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly." How does this relate to the concept of implication?
60. Being a voluble person is a necessary skill for a politician because it means you are/can .....