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CSET 1 Vocabulary

Subjects : cset, english, vocabulary
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
  • Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.

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 mystery or puzzle






2. Not related to any object - theoretical






3. To make an indirect reference to - hint at






4. Vague - unclear - uncertain






5. To make things seem more than they are






6. Characterized by joking or good nature






7. Take maximum advantage of - perhaps unethically






8. Learning that proceeds from general to specific






9. Relates to the motor area of learning






10. Having one or more disabilities






11. Drawing from several ideas or practices






12. Protected or exempt from disease or harm






13. Marked by intense feeling






14. Very careful and precise






15. A goal






16. Complete range or extent






17. Argumentative






18. To measure or determine an outcome or value






19. An oversimplified generalized view or belief






20. Coercion






21. A talent for doing something






22. Inert - contaminated






23. Generous in forgiving






24. Financial assistance






25. Disagreement or disharmony






26. Watchful - on guard






27. Understood but not directly stated






28. Open to being shaped or influenced






29. Diligent devotion to a cause






30. A illicit relationship or a means of communication






31. Belonging in the same time period - about the same age






32. A person who judges the morality of others - act on that judgement






33. Unsure - uncertain






34. Very poisonous or noxious






35. To wrongfully and forcefully seize and hold - particularly power






36. Longed or hoped for






37. To inspect with great care






38. The science of teaching






39. To increase or to add






40. Logically correct






41. A sign of something no longer there or existing






42. Condition of decline/decay






43. A foe or enemy






44. To hold in the highest regard






45. Absence of passion or emotion






46. To prevent or stop an action - usually by some threat






47. To overwhelm - flood






48. To distinguish among people or groups based on their characteristics






49. Disastrous collapse or rout






50. To condemn a person or idea