Honors British Literature - SAT 6 Flashcards

1

to plan cleverly; to devise

antediluvian
scullion
imbroglio
contrive

2

to respect or revere

stringent
scullion
prognosticate
venerate

3

a servant for menial tasks

quotidian
sanctimonious
scullion
stringent

4

everyday; commonplace

scullion
prognosticate
platitude
quotidian

5

showing false piety or righteousness

hubris
venerate
stringent
sanctimonious

6

narrowly confined to a particular group

contrive
scullion
sectarian
hubris

7

travel by walking

venerate
prognosticate
peregrination
accroutment

8

extremely old; antiquated

scullion
contrive
antediluvian
peregrination

9

to predict

prognosticate
venerate
platitude
stringent

10

condescendingly proud; arrogant

antedeluvian
sanctimonious
imbroglio
haughty

11

an accessory item of dress or equipment

stringent
contrive
accoutrement
quotidian

12

a difficult and embarrassing situation

contrive
sectarian
imbroglio
platitude

13

overbearing pride; arrogance

hubris
platitude
quotidian
sanctimonious

14

an obvious remark; a cliche

imbroglio
prognosticate
sectarian
platitude

15

restrictive; imposing demanding standards

quotidian
stringent
sanctimonious
prognosticate

Honors British Literature - SAT 6

Questions 15

Honors British Literature - SAT 6

Questions 15