Sat Vocabulary Quiz 30 (60 MCQs)

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1. Directness, frankness, honestyThese three words are synonyms for which word?
2. Why do people sometimes embellish stories?
3. Led by sudden, unpredictable changes or whims
4. A difficult choice between unfavorable options
5. When in the grips of a major seizure, a patient's body and limbs may trample uncontrollably.
6. "Marked by active interest and enthusiasm" . Choose the correct vocabulary word that goes with the statement.
7. A person who is skillful with his or her hands; artist
8. One of the books (tells, tell) about Franklin Roosevelt.
9. When you ..... a text you break it down and figuring out how all the different parts contribute to the overall message it conveys.
10. Select the word that best fits the sentence: "First he tried to ..... the witness into testifying, then he used threats."
11. Situated in front
12. The deputy stopped the vehicle after he noticed the driver's (a) behavior.
13. Perfect or ideal, especially in terms of skill or accomplishment
14. Fill in the blank. Should I chase my dreams and be a circus clown or be more ..... and go to college?
15. A sudden sharp feeling
16. Pregnant women can have ..... cravings from strange food combos like pickles and ice cream.
17. Political Acumen
18. On the alert; awake and watchful
19. What does Alleviate mean?
20. His new puppy was innocuous; he was .....
21. A solution is needed to ameliorate the negative impact of these problems.
22. Fill in the blank:To call forth is to .....
23. Taint; token of disgrace attached to a person after doing evil
24. What is the definition of the word 'Gregarious'?
25. Being free from political subjugation
26. To "concoct" means to:
27. Students who speak ..... about their teacher never pass!
28. Define-Tenacious
29. "I hope, for our sake, that Ms. Carr didn't ..... her morning coffee!"
30. Jim felt ..... for his best friends at his old school.
31. We hope that, no matter how different you are, everyone can remain ..... to each other at all times.
32. Many people struggle with ..... and so they are not easily understood.
33. In a sentence, 'Internecine' is most likely to be followed by:
34. In the sentence "The prosecution wanted to discredit the defense witness to make his testimony less believable, " what is the prosecution trying to do?
35. What is an 'epiphany'?
36. This defenition is the meaning of what word:Certain to happen; unavoidable
37. A court of military officers and enlisted personnel for a trial of members of the armed forces or others within its jurisdiction
38. What does satire mean?
39. Our teacher will allow us to use a replacement grade in ..... of our lowest test grade.
40. Surrender under agreed conditions
41. Which word would best complete the sentence? "The ..... villain plotted to harm the hero at every turn."
42. A mixture, combination of different elements
43. Hard, tiresome .....
44. What is the synonym of 'bilk'?
45. Elude [ ih-lood ]1. escape, either physically or mentally 2. avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues) 3. be incomprehensible to; escape understanding byWhich definition best matches the use of the word elude as it is used in the sentence? "What you are seeing in him eludes me"
46. Don't get complacent about your life ..... it can change in an instant!
47. Select the word that best fills in the blank.Republicans and Democrats tend to have ..... ideas about how the government should run the country.
48. A preceding event
49. (noun) the choice between two mutually exclusive possibilities, a situation presenting such as choice
50. A formal essay, usually written in association with a degree
51. What does 'evasion' refer to?
52. Which word means a person who is kind and compassionate?
53. Julie loves all kinds of music. She has an eclectic taste.Select the correct meaning of the word.
54. Standing out; obvious-prominent
55. Charmingly rural
56. She is ..... and is no one can convince her she's wrong.
57. (adjective) distant, reserved in manner, uninvolved
58. Which of the following best describes someone with an eclectic taste in literature?
59. What word means not fanciful or imaginative; ordinary?
60. Choose the word that best fits the given definition:'Fundamental or essential'