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AP English Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Proper; marked by good taste
intrepid
plausible
decorous
disparity
2. Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
pragmatic
aesthetic
didactic
benign
3. Relatively unknown; to conceal or make indistinct
apparatus
facetious
alliance
obscure
4. Supported with proof or evidence; verified
transitory
condescending
conflagration
substantiated
5. Difficult to capture - as in something actually fleeting
arid
elusive
pervasive
coherent
6. Dispersed throughout
pervasive
wily
profound
context
7. Intricate; complex
plausible
convoluted
catalog (v.)
tenuous
8. Secretive
indolent
clandestine
conflagration
chiasmus
9. Unimportant
assertion
conception
harbinger
inconsequential
10. A union of two or more groups
truncated
alliance
torpor
opulent
11. An unusual - observable event
medley
meticulous
rancorous
phenomenon
12. Describing a showy or pretentious display
convoluted
ambivalent
period
ostentatious
13. Commendable; worthy of imitation
exemplary
metonymy
perspective
pernicious
14. Quarrelsome
factious
notorious
objectivity
plausible
15. To free from guilt or blame
slander
exculpate
alienated
clandestine
16. Severely critical or sarcastic
reclamation
apology
caustic
integrity
17. A form of metonymy that's restricted to cases where a part is used to signify the whole
synecdoche
inveterate
assertion
convoluted
18. To grow or increase rapidly
derived
incorrigible
penitent
proliferate
19. Incapable of being reformed
nascent
incorrigible
contemporary
hierarchy
20. Favorable; promising
realism
auspicious
facile
ornate
21. Appropriateness of behavior
propriety
malice
clandestine
lament
22. A collection of literary pieces
discredit
egregious
mundane
anthology
23. Circumstances of a situation; environment
embellish
opulent
context
florid
24. Rudely abrupt
brusque
enmity
eloquence
coup
25. Treating facts without influence from personal feelings or prejudices
toxic
objectivity
insolent
profound
26. Bound to happen; unavoidable
period
anachronism
inherent
inevitable
27. An assortment or a mixture - especially of musical pieces
apathetic
medley
timorous
spontaneous
28. The ability to speak vividly or persuasively
apposition
vilify
eloquence
theoretical
29. Submissive; like a servant
servile
effusive
synecdoche
parody
30. Responsive; agreeable
ebullience
contemptuous
amenable
syllogism
31. Prejudiced
wily
biased
embellish
malleable
32. Express grief for; mourn
frank
dictatorial
lucid
lament
33. Unimaginative; dull
period
lucid
prosaic
ostentatious
34. All-powerful
indolent
exculpate
ruse
omnipotent
35. Not applied to actual objects
abstract
brusque
tenuous
incumbent
36. Freed from blame
imperious
suppressed
stoic
vindicated
37. Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
penitent
indolent
idealize
biased
38. Subdued; kept from being circulated
conception
gratuitous
wily
suppressed
39. Long - complex - grammatically correct sentence
perception
period
biased
frenetic
40. The practice of pretending to be something one is not; insincerity
hypocrisy
discourse
fabricated
spurious
41. Extremely or deliberately shocking or noticeable
eclectic
vitality
conflagration
flagrant
42. Well-meaning; generous
endure
conviction
benevolent
perception
43. To avoid making a definite statement
astute
obstinate
genre
equivocate
44. A type of figurative language in which one term is substituted for another term with which it is closely associated
hierarchy
metonymy
ominous
obsolete
45. A grammar construction in which two identical syntactic constructions are used
brusque
ingrate
disingenuous
parallelism
46. The act of suggesting or hinting
implication
contemptuous
insolent
oxymoron
47. A judge who decides a disputed issue
brittle
prudent
arbiter
eclectic
48. Having no useful purpose; pointless
perspective
coherent
premonition
futile
49. Making gestures while speaking
gesticulating
contemporary
alienated
metonymy
50. No longer in use; old-fashioned
harbinger
frank
obsolete
brusque