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Second six weeks vocabulary review
Second six weeks vocabulary review
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A review of the second six weeks vocabulary based on a selection of the 100 most common SAT words
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1
My baby sister had a definite __________ for chocolate; she could never get enough.
fanatic
novice
predilection
precocious
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Although we wouldn't consider her ____, Honey Boo Boo did show an early talent for being loud.
querulous
disproportionate
precocious
virulent
3
The conversation became very ____ when the subject turned to politics.
plausible
obscure
acrimonious
precocious
4
A personal preference
iniquity
novice
fanatic
predilection
5
Out of proportion; of an unequal size or amount
plausible
disproportionate
ostentatious
precocious
6
The referee had to _____ the dispute between the two players.
ascertain
repudiate
prevaricate
arbitrate
7
Complaining unreasonably; characterized by or full of complaints
acrimonious
querulous
precocious
virulent
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Unusually advanced or mature
virulent
subservient
precocious
candid
9
To reject with disapproval, condemnation or denial
contentious
squander
indignant
repudiate
10
Filled by anger caused by something unjust or mean
indignant
inevitable
spontaneous
querulous
11
Disaster; event that brings terrible loss or distress
fanatic
predilection
calamity
novice
12
Actively poisonous; intensely noxious; deadly
precocious
virulent
obscure
indignant
13
The venom of the Indian cobra is extremely ___________ and can kill a man instantly.
querulous
precocious
candid
virulent
14
To the Puritans, working on Sunday broke the Ten Commandments and was considered a/an ____ .
fanatic
novice
iniquity
predilection
15
Moe was ___ after Bart called and had him ask if Anita Bath was in the bar; he had been fooled!
morose
ostentatiou
virulent
spontaneous
16
To speak falsely or misleadingly so as to avoid the truth; to lie
squander
repudiate
arbitrate
prevaricate
17
A natural impulse or tendency; without premeditation
precocious
spontaneous
acrimonious
ostentatious
18
Acting like a servant
morose
indignant
subservient
querulous
19
Hard to perceive; nebulous; meaning not clear or plain
contentious
querulous
plausible
obscure
20
To judge or act as referee
repudiate
ascertain
prevaricate
arbitrate
21
quarrelsome; argumentative
querulous
indignant
contentious
candid
22
unable to be avoided, evaded, or escaped; certain
disproportionate
querulous
plausible
inevitable
23
Characterized by a pretentious show in order to impress
obscure
indignant
candid
ostentatious
24
To find out
ascertain
repudiate
squander
arbitrate
25
With the amount of water that rained down, flooding was _____.
ostentatious
morose
inevitable
candid
26
Wickedness, immorality
fanatic
predilection
iniquity
obscure
27
Frank or outspoken; free from reservation or disguise
spontaneous
contentious
candid
precocious
28
Oscar couldn't wait to make a/an _____ show of the watches his girlfriends had given him.
precocious
querulous
virulent
ostentatious
29
Sullenly ill-humored (person); expressing gloom; glum
morose
contentious
ostentatious
candid
30
Bitter or sharp in language or tone; rancorous
ostentatious
contentious
indignant
acrimonious
31
Although it's claw is ____ to its body, this appendage is necessary to the crab's survival.
acrimonious
disproportionate
subservient
querulous
32
To spend or use extravagantly, lavishly, or wastefully
prevaricate
squander
ascertain
repudiate
33
The tsunami was a ______ that resulted in considerable loss of life and billions in damage.
iniquity
calamity
novice
fanatic
34
A beginner; one who is new to a workplace or situation
fanatic
predilection
novice
virulent
35
Seemingly or apparently valid, likely, or acceptable; credible
plausible
acrimonious
morose
subservient
36
A person possessed by an excessive and irrational zeal, esp. for a political or religious cause
predilection
iniquity
fanatic
novice
37
Wielding the lasso of truth, wonder woman made it impossible for people to _____ .
squander
prevaricate
ascertain
repudiate
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The teacher was very ____ with me about my grades and told me exactly how bad it was.
candid
plausible
obscure
subservient
