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DSST World Literature Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To sympathize
phonetics
excursion
commiserate
malicious
2. A person one struggles against
odometer
postpone
antagonist
genial
3. One called to give evidence; a person who pleads on another's behalf or casue.
advocate
consummate
bipartisan
missive
4. Three literary - drmatic - or musial compositions that - though complete in itself - form a related series
amorphous
antiquated
genial
trilogy
5. To run together; to agree
contradict
veritable
hyperglycemia
concur
6. The flow of water - air - or electricity; prevalent at the moment - as current fassions
democracy
eloquent
current
diction
7. Measured together; having both sides exactly alike
contradict
monopoly
coherent
symmetrical
8. To turn under; tending to undermine or overthrow
enervate
subversive
tripartite
atheist
9. Something that logically comes before another
antecedent
credulous
euphoria
symmetrical
10. Sitting in wait for; treacherous - more dangerous than seems evident.
apathy
annals
subjugate
insidious
11. A running out somewhere; a short journey
antiquated
excursion
procede
trilogy
12. Without definite form or shape
efface
genial
amorphous
circumvent
13. The branch of language study dealing with speech sounds and their symbols
phonetics
emissary
concur
devious
14. Irrational fear of a thing or situation
emissary
genial
profusion
phobia
15. Not faithful; a person who does not believe in a particular religion
impervious
antiquity
infidel
circumspect
16. To remove the face of; to wipe out
efface
disarray
circumspect
malicious
17. A figure of speach in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect
missive
trilogy
hyperbole
anthropomorphism
18. A remedy for all ills or difficulties
benevolence
panacea
colloquial
euphemism
19. The effort to increase the well-being of hummanity by charitable donations
impervious
philanthropy
precocious
bipartisan
20. Wishing evil towards others
conspicuous
malevolent
anthropomorphism
sedentary
21. Excess of sugar in the blood
etymology
symbiotic
profusion
hyperglycemia
22. A view in all directions
antiquated
panorama
syllogism
misanthrope
23. Having a friendly and kindly manner
genocide
disparity
genial
symmetrical
24. One who denies the existance of God
emissary
philanthropist
atheist
chronicle
25. To speak beforehand
predict
bibliophile
synchronize
conspicuous
26. To drive around; uncertain; having two possible meanings
ambiguous
symmetrical
impervious
predict
27. One who loves people
concur
endemic
euphoria
philanthropist
28. The automatic measurement and transmission of data by radio from far away - as from space vehicles to a recieving station.
autocracy
xenophobia
telemetry
malicious
29. A putting together; the combining of seperate elements into a whole.
anthropomorphism
synthesis
pandemic
antagonist
30. To call out; to call forth as memories or feelings.
metamorphosis
devious
impervious
evoke
31. To get the foot entangled; anyhting that hinders
diction
monopoly
advocate
impede
32. Bad sounds; disagreeable or discordant sounds
subversive
cacaphony
atheist
anachronism
33. Sticking together; having orderly relation of parts
postpone
coherent
veritable
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
34. The right of self government
precocious
autonomy
bigamy
symmetrical
35. Believing too readily on too little evidence; gullible
credulous
cacaphony
credible
profusion
36. Faithfulness
fidelity
ambiguity
conspicuous
consummate
37. The living together in close union of two disimilar organisms - usually to thier mutual benefit
cacaphony
panacea
impervious
symbiosis
38. Summed up together; complete or perfect
phobia
benign
synthesis
consummate
39. To continue
procede
disparity
profusion
consummate
40. Originally - an unbeliever in religion; now - an evildoer or criminal
equator
miscreant
philosopher
hyperbole
41. Like the language used when people speak informally
atheist
colloquial
benevolence
contradict
42. One who seeks knowledge or wisdom through logic
symmetrical
veritable
philosopher
annual
43. Lack of feeling; indifferent
sedentary
impede
apathy
precedent
44. A person who recieves benefit
disarray
philosopher
malevolent
beneficiary
45. No way through; incapable of being passed through
enervate
anticipate
impervious
etymology
46. Choice of words in speaking or writing
ambivalence
diction
empathy
recluse
47. Government by a single person
genocide
phonetics
autocracy
current
48. Speaking out; fluent; persuasive
atheist (Andrew Jensen/William Kelemen definition)
precede
eloquent
philosopher
49. The quality of having two meanings
etymology
ambiguity
autocracy
cacaphony
50. A particular kind or category of literature or art
genre
xenophobia
convivial
colloquial