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DSST World Literature Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To turn under; tending to undermine or overthrow
calligraphy
symmetrical
subversive
devious
2. To come around; to get around or to overcome by artful manuevering; to prevent
enervate
impervious
circumvent
amorphous
3. Excess of sugar in the blood
hyperglycemia
infidel
veritable
precedent
4. Operating by itself
commiserate
benign
automatic
ambiguity
5. Believing too readily on too little evidence; gullible
equitable
bigamy
credulous
metamorphosis
6. A letter or message sent
synchronize
missive
metamorphosis
ambiguity
7. To get the foot entangled; anyhting that hinders
impede
emissary
disarray
procede
8. Belief; acceptance as true
credence
bipartisan
pandemic
recluse
9. Not arrayed or arranged properly; a state of disorder or confusion; disorderly dress
synchronize
conspicuous
annual
disarray
10. One called to give evidence; a person who pleads on another's behalf or casue.
advocate
genre
odometer
fidelity
11. Fond of eating - drinking - and being sociable together
tripartite
ambiguous
convivial
advocate
12. The right of self government
philosopher
genesis
autonomy
telegraph
13. An incination to do good
genocide
ambiguity
benevolence
coherent
14. Livig together in a close relationship - often to the benefit of both
circumspect
symbiotic
conspicuous
telegraph
15. Irrational fear of a thing or situation
procede
equator
emissary
phobia
16. Someone who does not know that God exists
bibliophile
equator
agnostic
empathy
17. To run together; to agree
concur
pandemic
infidel
calligraphy
18. To continue
procede
malevolent
pandemic
subjugate
19. Cautious; careful to consider possible consequences
circumspect
diction
perennial
circumvent
20. The substitution of a mild word in place of a distasteful or unpleasant one
autocracy
impede
euphemism
commiserate
21. Intentionally bad or harmful
emissary
malicious
precedent
colloquial
22. Bubbling out; overflowing with enthusiasm
bipartisan
ebullient
revise
excursion
23. So old as to no longer be useful
antiquated
subversive
euphemism
symbiosis
24. A road measure; an instrument for measuring the distance traveled by a vehicle
concur
odometer
calligraphy
anticipate
25. The study of the relationship between organisms and their environment
democracy
phobia
ecology
endemic
26. To sympathize
symmetrical
ebullient
commiserate
credible
27. The belief that there is no god/God
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
commiserate
impervious
annals
28. The art of handwriting
benevolence
subversive
calligraphy
propensity
29. Sitting in wait for; treacherous - more dangerous than seems evident.
autopsy
phobia
insidious
genocide
30. The study of the origin of words
metamorphosis
tripartite
synchronize
etymology
31. Not faithful; a person who does not believe in a particular religion
phonetics
bipartisan
infidel
consummate
32. Ancient times
veritable
malevolent
subversive
antiquity
33. Trust - as financial credit; a source of honor - as great credit to one's family
credible
efface
calligraphy
missive
34. Among all people; widespread
equator
pandemic
hyperbole
empathy
35. One who denies the existance of God
sedentary
chronicle
verify
atheist
36. A remedy for all ills or difficulties
circumspect
miscreant
bigamy
panacea
37. To see again; to correct errors
coherent
bisect
revise
monopoly
38. One who loves people
malevolent
procede
synthesis
philanthropist
39. Harmless
hyperbole
benign
bigamy
malevolent
40. To prove something is true
verify
beneficiary
automatic
monotheism
41. A line carried around; the outer boundary line around a circular area
autonomy
recluse
circumference
evoke
42. The branch of language study dealing with speech sounds and their symbols
phonetics
antiquity
euphoria
synthesis
43. One who hates people
impede
misanthrope
circumspect
perennial
44. Choice of words in speaking or writing
subjugate
diction
predict
devious
45. Change form or shape
ambiguous
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
colloquial
metamorphosis
46. The part of earth extending from the crust to the outer atmosphere in which things live
biosphere
contradict
anachronism
beneficiary
47. True; actual
veritable
ambivalence
empathy
synthesis
48. A view in all directions
phobia
etymology
panorama
philanthropy
49. The automatic measurement and transmission of data by radio from far away - as from space vehicles to a recieving station.
telemetry
apathy
benevolence
annals
50. Fear or hatred of strangers - foreigners - or aliens
automatic
xenophobia
panacea
genocide