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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. Clear and easily understood
emanate
perpetuate
lucid
exploit
2. To make feeble
stagnant
assess
knack
debilitate
3. Logically correct
valid
virulent
eloquent
taxonomy
4. To show or act with contempt
disdain
preclude
concept
panorama
5. Persistent and determined
innovate
indigenous
tenacious
panorama
6. Inherent - the essential nature
concept
intrinsic
yearned
inevitable
7. To swing indecisively
enhance
reprove
vacillate
credence
8. A forecast or prediction
prognosis
retrospect
remedial
divergent
9. Exaggerated - ludicrous picture - in words or a cartoon
apprehensive
caricature
affective
infer
10. To retard or obstruct
revere
abstract
impede
censor
11. A person who judges the morality of others - act on that judgement
pompous
valid
discord
censor
12. Pertaining to beauty
benevolent
psychomotor
bolster
aesthetic
13. Belonging in the same time period - about the same age
motivation
contemporaries
aesthetic
exploit
14. Important and essential
nemesis
skeptical
zeal
vital
15. Brothers and sisters
siblings
contemporaries
meticulous
allude
16. To correct firmly but kindly
rancor
admonish
concept
motivation
17. Beginner
usurp
subsidy
guile
novice
18. A money hoarder
fracas
pedagogy
miser
censure
19. Threatening or menacing
Xanadu
discern
ominous
usurp
20. A group with little variation in ability or performance
denounce
precarious
feign
homogeneous
21. Native to an area
caricature
tentative
indigenous
contemporaries
22. To do with emotional or feeling aspect of learning
affective
apprehensive
eloquent
fervent
23. Marked by intense feeling
fervent
abhor
rancor
discriminate
24. From observation or experiment
empirical
prognosis
precedent
vital
25. A talent for doing something
farce
diverse
knack
alleviate
26. Predicament or difficult situation
enduring
quagmire
fiasco
subsidy
27. To act to make impossible or impractical
Xanadu
preclude
motivation
languid
28. Designed to compensate for learning deficits
remedial
feign
prolific
assess
29. Abundant producer
divergent
prolific
motivation
stereotype
30. An oversimplified generalized view or belief
fiasco
diverse
stereotype
quagmire
31. Disagreement or disharmony
psychomotor
aptitude
discord
abhor
32. A comprehensive view or picture
panorama
prolific
subtle
censure
33. Vague - unclear - uncertain
obscure
terminate
wary
affective
34. Drawing from several ideas or practices
pedagogy
zeal
eclectic
ubiquitous
35. An addition to an established group or collection
inundate
acquisition
allude
exploit
36. Cunning - crafty - duplicitous
harass
malignant
guile
provoke
37. To hold back or restrain
duress
emanate
obscure
inhibit
38. Equal attention or treatment
equity
reprove
vehement
enigma
39. Repetitive and boring
heterogeneous
duress
monotonous
impede
40. Certain and unavoidable
siblings
nemesis
inevitable
valid
41. The basis or reason for something
embellish
tenacious
novice
rationale
42. Fair and objective
diverse
stagnant
impartial
precedent
43. The science of teaching
languid
revere
contempt
pedagogy
44. Very serious or weighty
divergent
ubiquitous
grave
knack
45. An idyllic - perfect place
ambiguous
carnivorous
adroit
Xanadu
46. To reject or disown
censure
nullified
aesthetic
repudiate
47. Uncertain - capable of multiple interpretations
objective
deter
waffle
equivocal
48. A mockery
panorama
ultimatum
discern
farce
49. Intellectually convincing
usurp
vestige
augment
cogent
50. To prove false
tacit
refute
articulate
abhor