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SAT Vocab #6 OLD
SAT Vocab #6 OLD
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1
A
connoisseur
issomeone I would trust with picking out my wedding cake.
Incorrect usage
Correct usage
2
Choose the most appropriate
antonym
for
dilettante
.
excuse
puzzle
expert
sect
3
Identify the part of speech for
cult
.
Noun
Verb
Adjective
4
After enduring her ___________________________mother for 10 years, Lauren decided to move out.
credence
dilettante
officious
enigma
5
Choose the most appropriate
synonym
for
apathy.
<p>indifference</p>
<p>poised</p>
<p>expert</p>
<p>eagerness</p>
6
Because George has
jaunty
, he frequently has to visit thedoctor for treatments.
Correct usage
Incorrect usage
7
“This case is a(n) _______________________,” said the detective.We’ll be lucky if we solve it.
condone
nuance
credence
enigma
8
Choose the most appropriate
synonym
for
enigma.
professional
excuse
novice
puzzle
9
Choose the most appropriate
antonym
for
conniseur
.
novice
interest
indifferent
cautious
10
Laurie loves journalism and shows such
apathy
towards it that she wants to make it her major.
Incorrect usage
Correct usage
11
Identify the part of speech for
condone
.
Noun
Verb
Adjective
12
Choose the most appropriate
synonym
for
condone.
indifferent
interest
pardon
novice
13
Identify the part of speech for
officious
.
Noun
Adjective
Verb
14
Identify the part of speech for
nuance
.
Verb
Noun
Adjective
15
To show their loyalty, members of a __must abide by all of the rules or face consequences.
jaunty
cult
dilettante
apathy
16
The ________never grew tired of watching the stars,hoping someday to study them for a living.
enigma
cult
dilettante
credence
17
Choose the most appropriate
synonym
for
jaunty.
indifferent
timid
confident
puzzle
18
Choose the most appropriate
antonym
for
credence
.
disbelief
shade
amateur
faith
19
Choose the most appropriate
antonym
for
apathy
.
disbelief
amateur
cautious
eagerness
20
To
condone
a murderer’s behavior is frowned upon insociety.
False
True