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CSET 1 Vocabulary
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Subjects
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cset
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english
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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. Very serious or weighty
objective
stagnant
grave
cogent
2. Repetitive and boring
monotonous
knack
clandestine
liaison
3. An addition to an established group or collection
provoke
acquisition
valid
obscure
4. To speak clearly and distinctly - present a point of view
discern
implicit
malignant
articulate
5. Very early development
subsidy
decadent
precocious
admonish
6. Learning that proceeds from specific to general
obscure
judicial
inductive
malleable
7. A forecast or prediction
prognosis
oblivious
tacit
monotonous
8. To swing indecisively
vacillate
exploit
augment
solace
9. A group with little variation in ability or performance
pompous
reciprocal
daunt
homogeneous
10. To make an indirect reference to - hint at
handicapped
complacent
allude
formidable
11. Experience through the activities or feelings of others
provoke
vicarious
superficial
subtle
12. To improve or build up
contentious
enhance
zeal
stagnant
13. To write or speak in a misleading way
precocious
waffle
malleable
indigenous
14. Feeling or showing disdain or scorn
languid
contempt
clandestine
articulate
15. A dilemma
repudiate
discern
siblings
quandary
16. Being alone
attest
solitude
quench
diverse
17. A group with normal variation in ability or performance
virulent
heterogeneous
vital
objective
18. To distinguish among people or groups based on their characteristics
languid
discriminate
abstract
quagmire
19. A job or professional position (paid)
stereotype
repudiate
employment
handicapped
20. Concealed or secret
lucid
clandestine
abhor
yearned
21. To reduce or make more bearable
alleviate
duress
apprehensive
augment
22. To inspect with great care
scrutinize
retrospect
gamut
allude
23. Uncertain - beyond one's control
advocate
ubiquitous
precarious
guile
24. A money hoarder
miser
discord
apathy
tenacious
25. Surface - not profound
alleviate
mores
preclude
superficial
26. Surface - not in depth
pompous
malleable
hypocrite
cursory
27. A persistent effort; a person who makes such an effort
cognitive
alleviate
diligent
ambiguous
28. Vivid - articulate expression
languid
eloquent
myriad
contemporaries
29. To affirm or certify
embellish
duress
attest
quandary
30. Expression of disapproval - reprimand
duress
censure
inevitable
cognitive
31. Weak - lacking energy
languid
attest
caricature
exploit
32. An assumed name
provoke
demographic
alias
quench
33. Not related to any object - theoretical
prolific
palatable
abstract
refute
34. To wrongfully and forcefully seize and hold - particularly power
enhance
novice
usurp
exploit
35. Everywhere - omnipresent
cessation
ubiquitous
immune
tentative
36. To affirm or certify
heterogeneous
benevolent
subtle
attest
37. To hold in the highest regard
vacillate
fervent
yearned
revere
38. A talent for doing something
prolific
rancor
knack
provoke
39. Feeling of doubt or misgiving
subtle
innovate
qualm
motivation
40. From observation or experiment
carnivorous
subsidy
retrospect
empirical
41. Very careful and precise
vicarious
advocate
psychomotor
meticulous
42. A illicit relationship or a means of communication
immune
liaison
abhor
vacillate
43. Unsure - uncertain
palatable
handicapped
alleviate
tentative
44. Native to an area
prognosis
quagmire
retrospect
indigenous
45. A prejudiced view or action
adversary
enduring
complacent
biased
46. Lacking sophistication
aptitude
equity
nullified
naive
47. To do with emotional or feeling aspect of learning
censor
subterfuge
monotonous
affective
48. To act to make impossible or impractical
judicial
precedent
prolific
preclude
49. Agreeable - acceptable
monotonous
palatable
credence
subterfuge
50. Generous in forgiving
oblivious
stagnant
eclectic
magnanimous