a means of distributing or conveying; channel

What is the definition of circumscribe?

To restrict something within limits.

Which sentences uses "Contend" correctly?

Marathon runners contend with physical & mental challenges.

to complete or the whole or go well with something

What is the definition of consign?

to deliver, especially to a negative fate or outcome

The dogs cavorted at the play arena. What does cavorted mean?

jumped and moved around excitedly

What sentence uses contrite correctly?

His contrite expression showed that he was sorry.

Which sentence uses cognizant (adj.) correctly?

She was cognizant of the situation and reacted accordingly

When he was offered a salary "commensurate with his experience," how did Joe expect to be paid?

proportionately with his experience

Which sentence is the word connive used correctly?

The thieves are conniving to steal the jewels.

Plankton's censorious demeanor

Harshly critical or faultfinding

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SAT Vocabulary List 3 Practice Test

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1
Define CONDUIT
condition of being unknown
a means of distributing or conveying; channel
claim of wrongdoing made without complete proof
act of sending out or making widespread
2
When I fell, I got a black and blue contusion, on my knee!
bandaid
Cut
Scrape
bruise
3
What is the definition of circumscribe?
To represent, characterize, or describe.
To restrict something within limits.
To pronounce to be evil.
To regret strongly.
4
The politician answered the journalist using circumlocution. (circumlocution)
a humorous answer
a roundabout answer
a quizzical expression
an accusation
5
Which sentences uses "Contend" correctly?
None of the above.
I will contend my homework tonight.
My doctor contended my appointment.
Marathon runners contend with physical & mental challenges.
6
Define: Complement
treating a serious issue with deliberately innappropriate humor
to complete or the whole or go well with something
to have an effect on
to praise
7
What is "clout"?
knowledge
humor
strength
popularity
8
What is the definition of consign?
acceptance of something that cannot be avoided
a party to a contract, treaty, or another legal document
patient submission
to deliver, especially to a negative fate or outcome
9
The dogs cavorted at the play arena. What does cavorted mean?
splashed in the mud
howled at the moon
jumped and moved around excitedly
barked at the people
10
What sentence uses contrite correctly?
Johnny felt contrite after he received his christmas present
His contrite expression showed that he was sorry.
The contrite in the cave was very deep.
I contrite my homework many times before I turn it in.
11
Which sentence uses cognizant (adj.) correctly?
They created a cognizant distraction to save their friend
She was cognizant of the situation and reacted accordingly
She was cognizant and unaware of anything going on
They removed all the cognizants from their spare bedroom
12
Referring to a person's physical appearance may be construed as sexual harassment.
True
False
13
When he was offered a salary "commensurate with his experience," how did Joe expect to be paid?
without regard to his experience
at a lower rate than he deserved
at a higher rate than his last job
proportionately with his experience
14
The class got in trouble because of all the clamor they were making in the hall.
running
noise
art
laziness
15
Define "constituent."
to make appear great or greater; praise highly
the action of treating someone unfairly in order to benefit from their work
a component part of something
the action or process of gradually reducing the effectiveness of something
16
Which sentence is the word connive used correctly?
The thieves are conniving to steal the jewels.
The dogs will connive with their owners.
I hope to connive with my sweet friends.
The coaches connived to play a fair game.
17
The CONFLAGRATION lit up the sky for miles around.
Concert
campfire
inferno
City Lights
18
Which disability is defined as concomitant impairments
other health impairment
traumatic brain injury
speech and language disabilities
multiple disabilities
19
" 'I beg your pardon,' said the reporter, with genuine compunction." Define compunction.
Apathy
Remorse
Concern
Anger
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Plankton's censorious demeanor
Preventing people to see truth
Extremely angry and rude
Withdrawn
Harshly critical or faultfinding

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