SUBJECTS
|
BROWSE
|
CAREER CENTER
|
POPULAR
|
JOIN
|
LOGIN
Business Skills
|
Soft Skills
|
Basic Literacy
|
Certifications
About
|
Help
|
Privacy
|
Terms
|
Email
Search
Test your basic knowledge |
CSET 1 Vocabulary
Start Test
Study First
Subjects
:
cset
,
english
,
vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
If you are not ready to take this test, you can
study here
.
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. To measure or determine an outcome or value
feign
assess
objective
bolster
2. Demonstrated ability
competency
formidable
corroborate
embellish
3. Disastrous collapse or rout
assess
debacle
contentious
precedent
4. One who feigns a virtuous character or belief
clandestine
indifferent
impasse
hypocrite
5. Argumentative
congenital
harass
contentious
perpetuate
6. Take maximum advantage of - perhaps unethically
extrinsic
exploit
subterfuge
credence
7. Existing at birth but nonhereditary
congenital
homogeneous
virulent
precedent
8. A comprehensive view or picture
reciprocal
obscure
panorama
exploit
9. Agreeable - acceptable
palatable
contentious
acquisition
attest
10. Unaware self - satisfaction
homogeneous
clandestine
complacent
monotonous
11. A mystery or puzzle
ubiquitous
admonish
vicarious
enigma
12. Pertaining to beauty
monotonous
aesthetic
candid
solitude
13. An assumed name
competency
virulent
alias
trepidation
14. Marked by intense feeling
admonish
quagmire
fervent
rationale
15. To flow out - come forth
affective
emanate
enigma
usurp
16. Surface - not in depth
subtle
deductive
motivation
cursory
17. The science of teaching
pedagogy
adroit
vehement
usurp
18. A person who judges the morality of others - act on that judgement
credence
quandary
revere
censor
19. Concealed or secret
emanate
clandestine
languid
sanction
20. A deceptive strategy
novice
subterfuge
gamut
nemesis
21. To issue authoritative approval or a penalty
sanction
farce
trepidation
enigma
22. Bitter continuing resentment
pedagogy
rancor
prognosis
discord
23. Unsure - uncertain
objective
oblivious
abstain
tentative
24. Inherent - the essential nature
intrinsic
extrinsic
yearned
Xanadu
25. Repetitive and boring
monotonous
waffle
heterogeneous
scrutinize
26. Relating to the administration of justice
abhor
deductive
judicial
alleviate
27. To condemn a person or idea
malleable
enhance
denounce
palatable
28. To prove false
handicapped
allude
cursory
refute
29. Exaggerated self - importance
clandestine
pompous
inundate
tacit
30. Generous in forgiving
motivation
monotonous
magnanimous
solace
31. Claim to acceptance or trustworthiness
censor
tenacious
judicial
credence
32. A formidable rival
enduring
debacle
nemesis
subsidy
33. A job or professional position (paid)
adversary
abhor
embellish
employment
34. To put out - satisfy
inevitable
quench
discord
farce
35. Criticize gently
expedite
allude
reprove
repudiate
36. Total failure
farce
abstract
fiasco
augment
37. To speed up - facilitate
palatable
belated
quandary
expedite
38. Abundant producer
sanction
prolific
naive
reciprocal
39. Predicament or difficult situation
congenital
pompous
objective
quagmire
40. Longed or hoped for
censure
corroborate
aptitude
yearned
41. A generalization
judicial
vehement
concept
divergent
42. Bother persistantly
prolific
harass
homogeneous
clandestine
43. Something that creates interest or action
oblivious
divergent
siblings
motivation
44. To prevent or stop an action - usually by some threat
deter
fervent
alias
equivocal
45. To make certain with other information - to confirm
corroborate
empirical
impasse
precarious
46. Coercion
duress
qualm
inundate
miser
47. Inert - contaminated
complacent
stagnant
repudiate
rationale
48. To act to make impossible or impractical
attest
repudiate
preclude
trivial
49. A sign of something no longer there or existing
myriad
concept
vestige
corroborate
50. To continue or cause to be remembered
candid
mores
perpetuate
naive