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CSET 1 Vocabulary
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Subjects
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cset
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. To reduce or make more bearable
allude
alleviate
remedial
trivial
2. To do with emotional or feeling aspect of learning
affective
augment
vestige
reprove
3. Bother persistantly
myriad
apathy
equity
harass
4. To end - conclude
terminate
cursory
obscure
censor
5. To hold in the highest regard
inevitable
stereotype
revere
aptitude
6. Open to many interpretations
impartial
alleviate
impede
ambiguous
7. To refrain by choice
subtle
belated
abstain
debilitate
8. To introduce something new or change established procedure
diverse
heterogeneous
innovate
zeal
9. Lacking sophistication
contemporaries
naive
magnanimous
inundate
10. Direct and outspoken
precarious
pompous
benevolent
candid
11. To prevent or stop an action - usually by some threat
deter
solace
heterogeneous
tacit
12. Predicament or difficult situation
quagmire
cognitive
affective
virulent
13. Unaware self - satisfaction
complacent
abstract
psychomotor
refute
14. Exaggerated self - importance
pompous
subterfuge
quandary
ubiquitous
15. Demonstrated ability
malignant
reprove
quench
competency
16. Being alone
judicial
guile
solitude
ubiquitous
17. A generalization
pedagogy
inevitable
concept
denounce
18. Belonging in the same time period - about the same age
virulent
affective
abstain
contemporaries
19. A prejudiced view or action
censor
chronic
quench
biased
20. To condemn a person or idea
precarious
preclude
remedial
denounce
21. Very poisonous or noxious
virulent
chronic
ubiquitous
cessation
22. To intimidate with fear
glib
mores
daunt
rationale
23. Learning that proceeds from general to specific
carnivorous
preclude
novice
deductive
24. Forceful - passionate
siblings
debacle
ubiquitous
vehement
25. Classification of levels of thinking or organisms
expedite
taxonomy
articulate
censor
26. To show or act with contempt
disdain
preclude
diligent
trepidation
27. Agreeable - acceptable
palatable
miser
vehement
vacillate
28. Argumentative
contentious
languid
precarious
revere
29. Flesh eating or predatory
debilitate
motivation
carnivorous
inquiry
30. The basis or reason for something
rationale
stagnant
aptitude
skeptical
31. Threatening or menacing
hypocrite
guile
vicarious
ominous
32. To distinguish among people or groups based on their characteristics
discriminate
scrutinize
meticulous
alleviate
33. Designed to compensate for learning deficits
contemporaries
intrinsic
naive
remedial
34. An oversimplified generalized view or belief
remedial
stereotype
ambiguous
empirical
35. To overwhelm - flood
inundate
motivation
eccentric
psychomotor
36. A sign of something no longer there or existing
myriad
guile
hypocrite
vestige
37. Disastrous collapse or rout
augment
reciprocal
debacle
belated
38. To prove false
refute
prolific
perpetuate
apathy
39. To put out - satisfy
quench
lucid
motivation
abstain
40. A formidable rival
fervent
emanate
siblings
nemesis
41. An assumed name
demographic
alias
mores
quandary
42. To send around - scatter
stereotype
superficial
malignant
disseminate
43. To speak clearly and distinctly - present a point of view
eclectic
provoke
articulate
deter
44. Expresses good will or kindly feelings
myriad
impasse
benevolent
psychomotor
45. Lasting over a long term
enduring
deter
rationale
censor
46. A comprehensive view or picture
ultimatum
panorama
zeal
novice
47. To wrongfully and forcefully seize and hold - particularly power
tentative
usurp
aptitude
caricature
48. An addition to an established group or collection
ominous
caricature
eclectic
acquisition
49. Comfort in misfortune
hypocrite
impasse
deductive
solace
50. Situation with no workable solution
farce
employment
impasse
vacillate