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CSET 1 Vocabulary
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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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1. To pretend - make a false appearance of
feign
novice
disdain
competency
2. Drawing from several ideas or practices
debilitate
eclectic
adversary
advocate
3. Surface - not in depth
malleable
jocular
enhance
cursory
4. To shore up - support
reciprocal
liaison
siblings
bolster
5. Feeling of doubt or misgiving
naive
empirical
qualm
malignant
6. Disastrous collapse or rout
sanction
debacle
emanate
qualm
7. Diligent devotion to a cause
scrutinize
candid
inhibit
zeal
8. Thinking that extends in many directions - is not focused
quench
exploit
contempt
divergent
9. Vivid - articulate expression
eloquent
novice
terminate
assess
10. Bother persistantly
tenacious
diverse
harass
handicapped
11. Population data
reprove
demographic
indigenous
adversary
12. Unaware and unmindful
revere
oblivious
admonish
homogeneous
13. Certain and unavoidable
congenital
tacit
precedent
inevitable
14. To issue authoritative approval or a penalty
heterogeneous
sanction
bolster
Xanadu
15. Situation with no workable solution
impasse
inundate
precocious
cessation
16. To affirm or certify
refute
panorama
guile
attest
17. To perceive or recognize - often by insight
implicit
augment
skeptical
discern
18. To stir up or anger
bolster
refute
provoke
abhor
19. Vague - unclear - uncertain
demographic
obscure
repudiate
diverse
20. The science of teaching
clandestine
eccentric
pedagogy
augment
21. Classification of levels of thinking or organisms
concept
cursory
impartial
taxonomy
22. The act of ceasing or halting
implicit
disseminate
cessation
biased
23. Forceful - passionate
vehement
congenital
assess
palatable
24. To make an indirect reference to - hint at
allude
prognosis
ultimatum
obscure
25. Criticize gently
discord
farce
reprove
rancor
26. To flow out - come forth
judicial
emanate
disseminate
empirical
27. To speak clearly and distinctly - present a point of view
impasse
articulate
subterfuge
belated
28. To hold back or restrain
inhibit
tacit
divergent
palatable
29. Protected or exempt from disease or harm
miser
immune
obscure
discern
30. A group with normal variation in ability or performance
debacle
impartial
heterogeneous
emanate
31. Contemplation of the past
vehement
myriad
retrospect
hypocrite
32. To act to make impossible or impractical
assess
liaison
preclude
debacle
33. Inherent - the essential nature
intrinsic
judicial
trepidation
virulent
34. To speed up - facilitate
fiasco
immune
expedite
disseminate
35. To write or speak in a misleading way
waffle
vacillate
prolific
taxonomy
36. To increase or to add
quandary
caricature
vestige
augment
37. Cunning - crafty - duplicitous
reprove
farce
provoke
guile
38. Lacking sophistication
scrutinize
naive
nemesis
benevolent
39. Unsure - uncertain
censure
tentative
impasse
diligent
40. Open to being shaped or influenced
demographic
malleable
aesthetic
implicit
41. Comfort in misfortune
solace
pompous
alleviate
waffle
42. Very careful and precise
allude
congenital
credence
meticulous
43. Important and essential
vital
aptitude
eclectic
divergent
44. To continue or cause to be remembered
glib
tentative
perpetuate
zeal
45. To measure or determine an outcome or value
belated
assess
psychomotor
apathy
46. A persistent effort; a person who makes such an effort
formidable
emanate
diligent
embellish
47. Generous in forgiving
employment
preclude
magnanimous
adroit
48. Condition of decline/decay
hypocrite
fervent
decadent
reciprocal
49. Total failure
admonish
motivation
repudiate
fiasco
50. To end - conclude
denounce
ultimatum
psychomotor
terminate