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Sat Words Quiz 22 (60 MCQs)

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1. Consecutive has the same meaning as .....
2. Succeeded in restricting the ..... of their master for their own ends, it must invariably have been the Curia that dictated its wishes to the Church and to Europe.
3. What is the mathematical meaning of TWICE?
4. What does the word "amicable" mean?
5. Her ..... commitment to the job meant that she had little time left for her family.
6. Charming in a way that is a little misleading.
7. I try to be ..... with my New Year's Resolutions and not set any goals that are unrealistic.
8. There was no humor in the principal's ..... face as she talked about the consequences of school bullying
9. Making a show of being morally superior to other people.
10. To promote something, usually a cause
11. Lesion is another word for .....
12. The room ..... with stale tobacco smoke.
13. Hinder, restrain, or prevent (an action or process).
14. The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
15. The politician's speech was filled with *grandiloquent* phrases that impressed the audience but lacked substance. As used in the passage, "grandiloquent" most nearly means:
16. Extremely hopeless, bad, or severe
17. Pillage (v) .....
18. A harsh discordant mixture of sounds.
19. There are times when ..... architectural solutions like this are the right ones.
20. All the guests paid her extravagant ..... for her hospitality.
21. Tom is ..... and has no regard for morality or the law.
22. Just beginning to form or develop.
23. Until; awaiting something
24. The part of the story where the suspense builds and the conflict starts to unfold.
25. Without a nest, it was impossible for the mother bird to ..... her eggs.
26. Because people felt the title of "garbage man" was unappealing, the ..... of "sanitation engineer" was created
27. If a town is desolate, it is:
28. This word means having conflicting emotions.
29. N the wake of the Los Angeles riots, it would be foolish to ignore Galbraith's ..... warnings.
30. The teacher was in close ..... to the loud student; she stood beside his desk.
31. The ..... man was always giving money away to charities; he wanted to help as many people as possible.
32. He condition of being savage, ferocious
33. Which word would fit into this list?postpone, dawdle, defer, .....
34. Dissent means .....
35. In the process of changing from one state to another.
36. Recent measurements of the mass of the W boson (a subatomic particle) were notable not only for the mere fact that the particle's mass differed from expectations but for the ..... of that difference:the measured mass of the W boson was seven standard deviations higher than predicted by the standard model of particle physics. Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word or phrase?
37. Uranium is a white ..... metal, which is pretty hard, though softer than steel.
38. "the effect of the music is nuanced by the social situation of listenerswhat does Nuance mean?
39. Writing a fifty page report in one evening is an ..... task to complete.
40. The action of reversing the normal order of something
41. A person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.
42. I am ..... with my money because I like to save it.
43. Noun:playful conversation
44. A tendency towards aggression, argumentativeness, or combativeness. It is used to describe a person who is quick to fight or argue, or who has a combative personality.
45. Obeying or performing a service for someone in an overly attentive mannerpenu
46. Hard working; diligent
47. What is another word for aloof?
48. What is the meaning of "ruminate" ?
49. One who perceives or understands things clearly; perceptive.
50. When people change the way they live in order to fit new conditions or a new environment it is
51. Be full of or swarming with
52. What does Plaudit mean
53. In which sentence is the word "Catharsis" used correctly?
54. Extremely hopeless or wretched; bottomless
55. No man was more free or outspoken in his criticism of the policy of his employers than this apparently ..... writer.
56. The cars were ..... with matching paint, interiors, and gas consumption, but the prices varied greatly.
57. When my friends wouldn't let me sit at the lunch table with them, I felt .....
58. A typical or ideal example
59. Criminals ..... unsuspecting consumers by stealing their online passwords.
60. Baby similes are like food for the soul.
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