Sat Words Quiz 23 (60 MCQs)

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1. Neologism means .....
2. Assiduous:adjective
3. If you are an advocate of something, are you for it, against it, both, or neither?
4. To use up energy or money
5. What does "ineffable" mean?
6. Which phrase best matches demure?
7. Baby smiles are food for the soul.
8. To discourage or prevent someone from doing something.
9. Monica left work early to ..... the traffic.
10. ANTONYMS:careless; inexact; imprecise
11. The sick child was very ..... as his parents carried him into the emergency room.
12. Become less intense or widespread
13. Indifferent; showing no caring, interest, or concern
14. Sanguine means .....
15. Teresa was shocked to discover a secret room in her house filled with bullion.
16. Encourage or assist
17. Stubborn and refusing to follow rules.
18. To speak in favor of
19. We are not sure when camp will start, so the time we have to get up is tentative. What does the word tentative mean?
20. The ..... band only played small surprise shows; they were never advertised.
21. What does "prevaricate" mean?
22. To improve or make something better, like a positive transformation.
23. What does Reprehensible mean
24. To win a person over through special consideration or persuasive methods
25. What does Poseur mean
26. What does 'Transcendent' refer to?
27. John was stunned to see his leg Billowing spider bite.What does Billowing mean?
28. To transform completely in form or nature.
29. The sunset was very ..... It almost looked like a painting.
30. Which word is a synonym for effect?
31. I was Covert so i could infiltrate the gang.what does Covert mean?
32. If you are shy and quiet-you may be an .....
33. Students' personalities vary widely-some are outgoing and ..... , others are introverted and reticent.
34. Producing a great deal of profit
35. Sheamar found his ..... in JROTC; he plans to have a future in the military.
36. I burned the popcorn so badly that the smell was pungent my mom choked. What does the word pungent mean?
37. Because she wore top hats and bright colored suits to the grocery store, Wilma was well-known for her ..... appearance.
38. The diplomat's imperturbable demeanor under pressure earned him the respect of both allies and adversaries.As used in the passage, "imperturbable" most nearly means:
39. What part of speech is "obliterate" ?
40. A person who boasts about achievements
41. The artist's latest exhibit was an exquisite blend of modern and traditional elements, drawing visitors from all over the world.As used in the passage, "exquisite" most nearly means:
42. If a scientist debunks a claim, what does the scientist do?
43. A deep-seated feeling of dislike; aversion
44. What does Postulate
45. When we see disinformation proliferate through the ubiquitous Internet, we must warn the online users and encourage them to be apprehensive of the many news articles published on social media. As used in the sentence above, the word ubiquitous most nearly means .....
46. A bold or daring feat; to make full use of and derive benefit from
47. What word means "to speak misleadingly or evasively" ?
48. What word in Spanish is similar to levitate?
49. Without an education or job, one may become a ..... living under a bridge.
50. Any time your heart beats faster or irregularly it can be said to be ..... This can happen due to strenuous exercise, anxiety, illness, or as a side effect of a medication.
51. Generous and forgiving, even when someone doesn't deserve it.
52. What does Blatant mean?
53. Inundate means .....
54. The yummy chum bait was ..... to the hungry shark.
55. Showing or having an insensitive and cruel disregard for others.
56. What does Plausible mean
57. Robespierre used the guillotine to ..... kill members of the Third Estate, without caring to see if they were guilty or innocent.
58. Original; not spoiled or polluted; pure
59. Having or showing a wish to do evil to others
60. Local activist groups have become increasingly ..... as the volume of traffic passing through the village has grown.