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DSST World Literature 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. Not arrayed or arranged properly; a state of disorder or confusion; disorderly dress
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
tripartite
amorphous
disarray
2. A view in all directions
empathy
panorama
autocracy
speculate
3. Not faithful; a person who does not believe in a particular religion
hyperglycemia
anticipate
verify
infidel
4. Easy to notice (look at); obvious
emissary
conspicuous
miscreant
colloquial
5. A turning from the proper way; crooked
ecology
devious
impervious
autopsy
6. Wishing evil towards others
malevolent
impervious
panorama
cacaphony
7. To place a yoke on; to conquer
benevolence
disarray
posterity
subjugate
8. The flow of water - air - or electricity; prevalent at the moment - as current fassions
revise
current
genre
hyperglycemia
9. The branch of language study dealing with speech sounds and their symbols
genocide
contradict
eloquent
phonetics
10. To take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve - force or vigor; to weaken
euphoria
subjugate
enervate
antecedent
11. To drive around; uncertain; having two possible meanings
insidious
ambiguous
phonetics
philosopher
12. Having a life cycle lasting more than two years
cacaphony
subversive
agnostic
perennial
13. The part of earth extending from the crust to the outer atmosphere in which things live
misanthrope
speculate
biosphere
credence
14. Feeling as if you were in the other person's place
anachronism
empathy
profusion
panorama
15. The art of handwriting
perennial
revise
calligraphy
topography
16. Operating by itself
automatic
veritable
precede
trilogy
17. The quality of having two meanings
ambiguity
enervate
coherent
autocracy
18. Someone who does not know that God exists
subjugate
agnostic
diction
insidious
19. No way through; incapable of being passed through
impervious
chronicle
benign
bipartisan
20. To take before - to realize beforehand
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
diction
anticipate
ambiguity
21. So old as to no longer be useful
antiquated
circumference
cacaphony
misanthrope
22. One who seeks knowledge or wisdom through logic
disarray
annual
philosopher
verify
23. Belief; acceptance as true
chronicle
credence
tripartite
anachronism
24. To run together; to agree
concur
genre
sedentary
biosphere
25. One who denies the existance of God
profusion
atheist
subjugate
pandemic
26. A road measure; an instrument for measuring the distance traveled by a vehicle
odometer
credulous
hyperbole
biosphere
27. Requiring much sitting
sedentary
recluse
malevolent
concur
28. Three literary - drmatic - or musial compositions that - though complete in itself - form a related series
trilogy
pandemic
missive
contradict
29. One who loves people
philanthropist
genre
perennial
malevolent
30. The living together in close union of two disimilar organisms - usually to thier mutual benefit
antiquated
impede
symbiosis
philosopher
31. Excess of sugar in the blood
equitable
colloquial
impervious
hyperglycemia
32. Choice of words in speaking or writing
commiserate
genocide
diction
beneficiary
33. A line carried around; the outer boundary line around a circular area
odometer
hyperbole
circumference
malevolent
34. Lack of feeling; indifferent
bigamy
antiquated
impede
apathy
35. To sympathize
commiserate
genesis
pedestrian
ambiguous
36. The effort to increase the well-being of hummanity by charitable donations
etymology
genre
philanthropy
hyperglycemia
37. Sticking together; having orderly relation of parts
disparity
precocious
coherent
eloquent
38. Words together; a form of argument or reasoning consisiting of two sentences and a conclusion drawn from them.
credulous
perennial
colloquial
syllogism
39. To prove something is true
circumference
disarray
recluse
verify
40. To put off until afterward
miscreant
profusion
philanthropist
postpone
41. To look at; to reflect on or ponder
speculate
endemic
consummate
philosopher
42. A remedy for all ills or difficulties
hyperbole
panacea
postpone
current
43. One who goes by foot; commonplace or dull
evoke
pedestrian
concur
malicious
44. Irrational fear of a thing or situation
phobia
subjugate
coherent
profusion
45. Originally - an unbeliever in religion; now - an evildoer or criminal
revise
emissary
syllogism
miscreant
46. Like the language used when people speak informally
diction
colloquial
concur
recluse
47. The automatic measurement and transmission of data by radio from far away - as from space vehicles to a recieving station.
telemetry
bigamy
convivial
ebullient
48. A letter or message sent
speculate
symbiosis
missive
monotheism
49. Faithfulness
antecedent
current
infidel
fidelity
50. To come around; to get around or to overcome by artful manuevering; to prevent
symbiosis
circumvent
disparity
chronicle