Sat Words Quiz 22 (30 MCQs)

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1. Hypothetical
2. (Especially of something undesirable or harmful) Of common occurrence; widespread.
3. Diatribe
4. For which vocabulary term is the additional meaning full of mist, foggy, and cloudy?
5. Knowing that ..... is destructive in the classroom, the teacher wanted to foster a sense of community among her students.
6. The ..... queen was nice to everyone in the village.
7. Cataclysm
8. To dislike strongly.
9. To stir up or instigate
10. A short break from pain or stress.
11. Why must to try to ..... me to choose violence?!
12. Which vocabulary word would fit the context of this sentence?Changing a flat tire can be a somewhat ..... task.
13. Which word does this definition describe?*Contingent upon something else
14. What is dormant similar to in Spanish?
15. Dean crossed his fingers and hoped this affiance would ..... fewer complications than the last.
16. To restore (someone or something) to his/its former position or condition.
17. Which word means to means to arouse hostility or indifference?
18. Pugnacious
19. The political ..... of the affair cost him his job as it was severe.
20. Fearing something bad might happen
21. (adjective) Critical; tending to blame and condemn
22. The kitten loves to ..... on the feather when it is whisked into his sight.
23. Inadvertent
24. Pecuniary:Alex's concerns about college were specifically pecuniary.Ryan wanted to take Jessie to the prom but didn't ask her because of his pecuniary problems.Pecuniary troubles are the primary reason for many failed marriages.
25. The thunderstorm was ..... , starting suddenly and gone within seconds
26. If something is ..... , then it is harmful or injurious to your health.
27. Suffered death, typically in a violent, sudden, or untimely way; suffered complete ruin or destruction
28. What is the definition of essentric?
29. If something is described as bilateral, what does it have?
30. I will ..... my salary with a second job at Publix.