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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. On guard
wary
obscure
paramount
austere
2. One who is independent and resists adherence to a group
maverick
incontrovertible
pragmatic
archaic
3. Laziness; inactivity; dullness
asylum
apology
torpor
eclectic
4. Having a harmful effect; injurious
deleterious
affable
realism
pejorative
5. Quarrelsome
factious
cryptic
maverick
dilettante
6. Verbal expression or exchange; conversation
condemn
apposition
discourse
rhetoric
7. Appropriateness of behavior
opulent
hypocrisy
capricious
propriety
8. Rotten
effusive
putrid
oxymoron
rhetoric
9. Expressing remorse for one's misdeeds
substantiated
ostentatious
penitent
disparage
10. Elaborately decorated
facetious
nocturnal
diligent
ornate
11. Kind and gentle
vilify
novice
benign
proliferate
12. To ease a pain or burden
perspective
alleviate
capricious
prosaic
13. Feeling hatred; scornful
abstract
hypocrisy
meticulous
contemptuous
14. Plentiful; having a large quantity
plagiarism
gesticulating
implication
copious
15. Not in favor of one side or the other - unbiased
poignant
impartial
austere
caustic
16. An example or model
camaraderie
acquired
paradigm
prosaic
17. Stubborn; inflexible
subdue
gesticulating
facile
obdurate
18. False charges and malicious oral statements about someone
propriety
slander
ponderous
synecdoche
19. Insulting in manner or speech
transient
insolent
alienated
medieval
20. To consider perfect
condescending
narrative
idealize
malleable
21. An artistic work that imitates the style of another work for comic effect
stoic
parody
stratagem
dogged
22. Playfully humorous
archaic
medley
facetious
despotic
23. A selected part of a passage or scene
indifferent
trepidation
excerpt
flagrant
24. Friendly; sincere
cordial
proliferate
eloquence
capricious
25. To avoid making a definite statement
factious
cohesive
assiduous
equivocate
26. A feeling about the future
premonition
virtuoso
caustic
archetype
27. A declaration or statement
assertion
replete
obdurate
ominous
28. Current - modern; from the same time
aesthetic
pervasive
contemporary
impede
29. Spread or flowing throughout
permeated
theoretical
notorious
egregious
30. A form of metonymy that's restricted to cases where a part is used to signify the whole
alliance
quandary
synecdoche
idealize
31. One with an amateurish or superficial understanding of a field of knowledge
reclamation
obstinate
incorrigible
dilettante
32. An ungrateful person
ingrate
abstract
archetype
transient
33. Having to do with the appreciation of beauty
genre
aesthetic
clandestine
candor
34. Existing only as an assumption or speculation
realism
novel
hypothetical
syllogism
35. The power of knowing things without thinking; sharp insight
poignant
tenacity
intuition
paramount
36. Long established; deep-rooted; habitual
despotic
inveterate
phenomenon
ambiguous
37. Exhibiting a display of great wealth
coherent
vindicated
opulent
substantiated
38. The act of passing off the ideas or writing of another as one's own
obsolete
plagiarism
frenetic
parallelism
39. Simultaneously having opposing feelings; uncertain
vindicated
convoluted
ambivalent
penitent
40. Forceful; urgently demanding attention
compelling
ingrate
ostentatious
idealize
41. To cause to be doubted
lucid
discredit
caustic
apprehension
42. Not genuine
spurious
narrative
eclectic
enlightening
43. Hateful; marked by deep-seated ill-will
paradigm
rancorous
rational
realism
44. A type of figurative language in which one term is substituted for another term with which it is closely associated
apology
plausible
metonymy
futile
45. Well-meaning; generous
obscure
catalog (v.)
assiduous
benevolent
46. The attribution of humanlike characteristics to inanimate objects - animals - or forces of nature
melancholy
anthropomorphism
intuition
impinge
47. Long - complex - grammatically correct sentence
exculpate
penitent
astute
period
48. Timid; fearful about the future
venerated
dogged
timorous
chiasmus
49. Abundantly supplied; filled to capacity
replete
ingrate
malleable
premonition
50. Commonplace; ordinary
mundane
frenetic
innate
ample