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Subjects : sat, english, 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. A stimulus






2. Cowardly






3. To be subservient; to beg






4. To disclaim knowledge of






5. Turned to one side






6. Atrocious; evil; reprehensible






7. A single woman - especially a middle-aged one






8. Unchecked; wild






9. Arrogantly proud






10. A major work (or art or literature)






11. Trivial or satirical poetry






12. To pretend






13. Debase; besmirch






14. Having to do with a diagram or scheme






15. Monotonous; dull






16. An instrument that makes a loud clash sound






17. Constantly changing in scene






18. To indicate or make clear






19. To boil






20. To weaken






21. 1. to punish severely 2. a source of widespread - dreadful affliction






22. Deep






23. To humiliate






24. Art of the dance






25. Unchangeable






26. The act or practice of spying






27. Teach for improvement; enlighten






28. Incomprehensible; difficult to decipher






29. Bewildered; perplexed






30. Doesn't seem possible






31. Fixed; difficult to change






32. Desertion (of a duty)






33. To show excessive satisfaction






34. To make dirty; to soil (like a reputation)






35. Opposed in nature - not able to live or work together






36. Wrong name






37. Partnership in wrongful act






38. Drying






39. Lavishly overabundant






40. Unbeliever






41. To sift through






42. The science of law






43. Eager to help; anxious






44. To assume forcibly and or without right






45. A seemingly convincing argument that is logically flawed






46. The way something is phrased






47. Lacking speed






48. A nonfiction literary work






49. Arousing fear






50. Pertaining to motion