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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. Faint - not easy to find or understand
subtle
diligent
formidable
virulent
2. A sign of something no longer there or existing
miser
vestige
implicit
alias
3. A persistent effort; a person who makes such an effort
cessation
psychomotor
diligent
repudiate
4. Uncertain - beyond one's control
carnivorous
mores
augment
precarious
5. Quickness suggesting insincerity
apprehensive
fiasco
empirical
glib
6. Question - based Socratic learning
liaison
scrutinize
jocular
inquiry
7. Existing at birth but nonhereditary
aesthetic
aptitude
fervent
congenital
8. To make feeble
remedial
novice
indigenous
debilitate
9. Drawing from several ideas or practices
subsidy
disseminate
eclectic
Xanadu
10. Population data
demographic
decadent
pompous
infer
11. A illicit relationship or a means of communication
censor
apathy
liaison
vestige
12. Direct and outspoken
candid
emanate
benevolent
perpetuate
13. Contemplation of the past
retrospect
augment
inquiry
oblivious
14. The science of teaching
contemporaries
pedagogy
equivocal
preclude
15. To hold back or restrain
disseminate
cognitive
inhibit
subtle
16. Threatening or menacing
hypocrite
knack
ominous
benevolent
17. To reject or disown
repudiate
trepidation
chronic
superficial
18. A final demand
ultimatum
aptitude
mores
acquisition
19. Claim to acceptance or trustworthiness
fervent
daunt
credence
obscure
20. From observation or experiment
affective
empirical
stereotype
discriminate
21. Beginner
novice
abstain
glib
acquisition
22. A deceptive strategy
enigma
obscure
subterfuge
trepidation
23. A noisy quarrel or scrape
fracas
ultimatum
diverse
ominous
24. Relates to the intellectual area of learning
employment
cognitive
disseminate
inundate
25. Very poisonous or noxious
clandestine
debilitate
virulent
solitude
26. Diligent devotion to a cause
discriminate
sanction
judicial
zeal
27. Disagreement or disharmony
discord
indifferent
panorama
objective
28. Coercion
indifferent
duress
competency
myriad
29. To act to make impossible or impractical
feign
indifferent
skeptical
preclude
30. To reduce or make more bearable
taxonomy
credence
alleviate
eccentric
31. Learning that proceeds from general to specific
biased
denounce
deductive
cessation
32. Marked by intense feeling
zeal
assess
fervent
deter
33. Concealed or secret
clandestine
decadent
alias
fracas
34. Removed the importance of
precedent
nullified
chronic
attest
35. To put out - satisfy
quench
diverse
hypocrite
censor
36. Thinking that extends in many directions - is not focused
scrutinize
divergent
ambiguous
empirical
37. Native to an area
apathy
skeptical
indigenous
novice
38. Absence of passion or emotion
tacit
quandary
apathy
farce
39. Coming from outside
extrinsic
disseminate
cogent
terminate
40. A dilemma
expedite
quandary
augment
equivocal
41. Inherent - the essential nature
candid
intrinsic
rancor
tenacious
42. Learning that proceeds from specific to general
inductive
grave
concept
acquisition
43. To write or speak in a misleading way
waffle
inevitable
congenital
discern
44. Very early development
meticulous
abhor
precocious
censor
45. Persistent and determined
tenacious
malleable
equity
malignant
46. To make things seem more than they are
ambiguous
terminate
embellish
reprove
47. To affirm or certify
pompous
intrinsic
Xanadu
attest
48. Bitter continuing resentment
biased
cursory
discriminate
rancor
49. Condition of decline/decay
vital
alleviate
novice
decadent
50. Argumentative
contentious
precedent
impartial
eclectic