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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. Pitiless






2. A complete group of documents






3. Out-of-date






4. Lacking speed






5. The act of agreement after a quarrel - the resolution of






6. Inconsistent; inharmonious






7. Deeply felt






8. To support; to prop up






9. To give a restriction






10. Extreme excitement






11. To disprove






12. In a state of mourning






13. Amateur dabbler; lacking seriousness






14. To act in an offensively condescending way towards






15. Meaningful; terse; to the point






16. A seemingly convincing argument that is logically flawed






17. Of major importance ('cardinal rule')






18. An occurrence that took place in the past






19. To find petty fault






20. Dryness






21. To suggest or foretell






22. Prophetic of evil






23. A clique; a circle






24. Capable of holding much; roomy






25. Dishonorable in nature






26. Apparent






27. Destruction






28. Assert






29. The supposed ability to read minds or communicate






30. Educator or teacher. (n. pedagogy - the art of teaching)






31. Changeable (as in interest)






32. To pass off something undesirable to someone through deception






33. Airtight






34. To give praise to; glorify; acclaim






35. Nonsense; a ridiculous idea






36. Having a harmful effect; injurious






37. Dried up - shriveled






38. To publicize or praise highly






39. Relevant






40. Courage






41. A secret conference






42. Tending to produce a response - e.g. - anger






43. Superiority; outstanding notability






44. Roughly abrupt






45. A strong request






46. To hold spellbound






47. To arouse or excite in a pleasing way






48. Having many components






49. To name; to mention






50. To stipulate