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Sat Words Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. To reject completely, like refusing a demand.
2. Spread out; not concise; wordy
3. The woman's ..... expression convinced her husband that she was sorry for her harsh words.
4. Easily influenced; able to be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking
5. English teachers love grammar and have a ..... for it.
6. What does Hasten mean
7. (noun) Something that provokes or speeds up significant change, especially without being affected by the consequences
8. Her argument was so ..... that everyone was convinced.
9. These people are every year compelled by ..... of food to resort in great numbers to the plains. Some even resorted to cannibalism after years of famine.
10. Proceeding in a gradual subtle way but with harmful effects.
11. Everyone in the class was having a hard time with the Knotty math problem.What does Knotty mean?
12. What is the definition of "vaunt" ?
13. When Post Malone says, "Came with the motley crew", he means that his crew is very .....
14. Batman and the Joker had nothing but ..... between them.
15. Definition:individual who sacrifices principles for expediency by taking advantage of circumstances
16. Acting quickly without thinking, like charging into battle.
17. Incapable of being in harmony or agreed upon
18. Having or using too many words; wordy
19. To grow back or renew, like healing tissue or hope.
20. Definition:conforming to established practice or accepted standards; traditional
21. My desire and ..... for Reeses' Peanut Butter Cups are out of control.
22. Add something as an attachment or supplement.
23. Verb:to praise (brag)
24. The use of too many words; wordy
25. Former President Trump had numerous public conversations that people considered him to a .....
26. What does Lethargic mean
27. Enhance means .....
28. To surrender; to give up or give in
29. Completely different from one another.
30. In the divorce proceedings, she demanded the car and a ..... two-thirds of the family business
31. A student reads a story about a character who is both "lithe" and "boisterous." Based on these definitions, which description best fits the character?
32. Something or someone that is strongly disliked.
33. The man's date was offended by his ..... by saying she was not beautiful.
34. When he had the flu, he had a temperature, body aches and congestion. He felt .....
35. Her strong ..... for the environment caused her to spend her weekends cleaning rivers and planting trees.
36. Blaming yourself or others over and over.
37. What is a word that is similar to skeptical?
38. The scientist's hypothesis was tenuous at best, lacking the necessary evidence to gain widespread acceptance.As used in the passage, "tenuous" most nearly means:
39. Hard to understand because it's complicated or deep.
40. After weeks of drought, the rain was ..... welcomed by the farmers, who had been anxiously watching the sky for any sign of relief for their parched fields.
41. Without compassion; without sorrow or grief
42. Related to money
43. This term would be used to describe a person or thing that was controlled, repressed, or restricted.
44. The ..... speaker won an award for the best speaker at the debate.
45. Interpret (a word action or statement) wrongly.
46. What does Euphemism mean
47. To ignite a small spark.
48. Based on or verifiable by observation or experience rather than theory
49. To agree and be of the same opinion
50. To surround and attack from all sides.
51. The ..... coma kept the patient calm and relaxed while his brain needed to heal and work to repair itself.
52. When you can't relax because you are so worried/stressed
53. What does affluent mean?
54. Odd; deviation from what is normal
55. Imagined or suggested, not well supported by evidence
56. Something that is out of place in time.
57. The president may not concur with the Senate, but he must concede that we can no longer condone (continue) with age discrimation. As used in the line above, the word concede most nearly means.
58. He changed his name to Lee in 1815 in ..... with his uncle's will.
59. To prevent or constrain an activity or idea; to smother.
60. Present and explain (a theory or idea) systematically and in detail.
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