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DSST World Literature Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Yearly
philanthropy
odometer
antiquity
annual
2. To call out; to call forth as memories or feelings.
procede
hyperglycemia
veritable
evoke
3. Requiring much sitting
sedentary
revise
subversive
disparity
4. The study of the origin of words
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
fidelity
precede
etymology
5. A person one struggles against
precede
antagonist
subjugate
infidel
6. To place a yoke on; to conquer
subjugate
concur
symmetrical
subversive
7. Having a friendly and kindly manner
anticipate
genial
antecedent
predict
8. The substitution of a mild word in place of a distasteful or unpleasant one
democracy
postpone
eloquent
euphemism
9. Summed up together; complete or perfect
euphemism
etymology
antiquated
consummate
10. A remedy for all ills or difficulties
symmetrical
hyperbole
panacea
tripartite
11. Operating by itself
automatic
impede
topography
benign
12. Difference; unlikeness
annual
malevolent
precedent
disparity
13. A pouring forth; an abundance.
telegraph
propensity
predict
profusion
14. One who lives shut back from the world
predict
recluse
miscreant
missive
15. To cause to operate (keep time) in unison
synchronize
disparity
pandemic
sedentary
16. Composed of three parts; shared by three parts
disarray
tripartite
insidious
syllogism
17. To turn under; tending to undermine or overthrow
efface
genial
subversive
pandemic
18. Feeling as if you were in the other person's place
tripartite
perennial
ecology
empathy
19. An account of events arranged in order of time
phonetics
odometer
panacea
chronicle
20. To come - go - or exist before in time - order - rank - or position
precede
endemic
bibliophile
malicious
21. To drive around; uncertain; having two possible meanings
ambiguous
circumference
philanthropy
bipartisan
22. One who loves people
evoke
philanthropist
annual
verify
23. Marrying one person while legally married to another
odometer
eloquent
impede
bigamy
24. Conflicting feelings toward a person or thing
impede
ambivalence
credulous
cacaphony
25. A person who recieves benefit
beneficiary
genocide
equator
verify
26. Cautious; careful to consider possible consequences
circumspect
procede
phobia
malevolent
27. To take out the nerve; to deprive of nerve - force or vigor; to weaken
syllogism
enervate
synchronize
automatic
28. To prove something is true
speculate
missive
verify
philanthropist
29. Among all people; widespread
beneficiary
bigamy
pandemic
amorphous
30. Native to a particular people or country
endemic
propensity
posterity
symmetrical
31. Three literary - drmatic - or musial compositions that - though complete in itself - form a related series
hyperglycemia
ambiguity
chronicle
trilogy
32. Anything out of its proper historical time
anachronism
concur
bigamy
antagonist
33. Wishing evil towards others
credence
malevolent
fidelity
chronicle
34. Measured together; having both sides exactly alike
monopoly
synchronize
symmetrical
panacea
35. One who goes by foot; commonplace or dull
subjugate
pedestrian
philanthropist
genre
36. A particular kind or category of literature or art
empathy
antiquity
disarray
genre
37. The living together in close union of two disimilar organisms - usually to thier mutual benefit
atheist
impervious
precocious
symbiosis
38. A line equally distant at all points from the North and South Poles
equator
genesis
circumvent
miscreant
39. Originally - an unbeliever in religion; now - an evildoer or criminal
efface
equitable
cacaphony
miscreant
40. People rule; government by representatives chosen by the people
insidious
anthropomorphism
atheist
democracy
41. One who loves books or knowledge
philanthropy
bibliophile
postpone
autopsy
42. A view in all directions
panorama
chronicle
bipartisan
fidelity
43. Reasonable; fair - just
monopoly
propensity
diction
equitable
44. A hanging forward; a natural inclination
genesis
antecedent
propensity
advocate
45. Harmless
benign
pedestrian
panacea
antiquated
46. To come around; to get around or to overcome by artful manuevering; to prevent
phobia
circumvent
recluse
metamorphosis
47. True; actual
circumspect
antiquity
coherent
veritable
48. To remove the face of; to wipe out
efface
missive
concur
precocious
49. The branch of language study dealing with speech sounds and their symbols
hyperglycemia
posterity
phonetics
circumference
50. Without definite form or shape
benevolence
amorphous
genesis
ambiguity