VPP 1-8 Review Book One-Freshmen

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Questions 79

Answers

1
to drink, usually alcohol
hovel
allude
imbibe
felicity
2
amalgamate
to break apart
to separate
splinter, disunite
to mix, combine
3
sharpen skills, sharpen a blade
gambit
fealty
fallow
hone
4
witty quote about life
obsequy
epigram
obtrude
paucity
5
relating to crime; criminal
belated
felonious
opiate
delude
6
penury
prepare for a storm
constantly changing
very poor
a shack
7
no morals (lie, cheat, steal)
hone
dally
opiate
licentious
8
disease; something taking away value
laggard
fealty
blight
denizen
9
creepy, dark fiction; middle ages
gothic
egress
penury
nepotism
10
Nebraska's weather is always in ____
cadaverous
flux
gird
despot
11
strategy; game plan; maneuver
gambit
fealty
animate
hone
12
antiquated
to go antique shopping
mint condition
modern, new
old, outdated
13
Promote, encourage, support
oppose
advocate
dally
amalgamate
14
bibliophile
a person who cannot read
a person afraid of paper
a person afraid of books
a book lover
15
unproductive; empty; barren
gambit
blight
fallow
felonious
16
glean
get bit by bit; to search
best of a group
to stop
to fake
17
elated
depressed
sorrowful
overjoyed
miserable
18
funeral; burial ceremony (usually historical connotation)
berserk
pensive
obsequy
blight
19
irritate, bother; friction; chap
feign
desist
elite
chafe
20
not caring; sloppy
entice
fallow
lackadaisical
licentious
21
An influential leader
knead
belated
mandarin
licentious
22
pale, thin, looking like a corpse
quaff
imbue
cadaverous
gaff
23
to envy, to resent
glutinous
denizen
begrudge
mandarin
24
edifice
large building
house
rubble
small building
25
animate
stop
cartoons
bring to life or motion
dead
26
efface
captivate, entrance
build up, renew
damage a little
wipe out, erase, destroy
27
imbue
to chug water
forced loyalty
equal rights for all
inspire, influence, instill
28
Prescription pain killer
entice
gambit
opiate
elude
29
Tim ___ illness so he could stay home and watch movies.
imbibed
imbued
feigned
bibliophile
30
dastardly
to inspire, to influence
to combine, to mix
shameful, cowardly, dishonest
mutual hatred
31
ambidextrous
skilled with both hands
skilled with both feet
skilled at sports
skilled with one hand
32
During the debate, the two candidates ___ against each others abilities.
declaimed
quaffed
begrudged
charisma
33
knead
squeeze or work dough into a mixture
shapeless
blend in a blender
eat lots of dough
34
The ___ was green, large and called Shrek.
entity
pensive
ogre
dastardly
35
Charm, magnetism
mesmerize
fatalistic
charisma
licentious
36
The town ____ for the blizzard
girded
gothic
hovel
despoted
37
Jim, who hired his brother, was accused of ______
begrudge
delude
ostentatious
nepotism
38
believing you have no control in life
laggard
fallow
fealty
fatalistic
39
The ____ substance stuck to everything it came in contact with.
lackadaisical
dally
felonious
glutinous
40
to produce, to make happen
elite
imbibe
feign
beget
41
belated
on-time
early
late
punctual
42
The ___ broke under the weight of the giant octopus.
gaff
elude
blight
quaff
43
to interrupt, intrude
hone
gorge
obtrude
elude
44
to suggest, to hint at
jaded
mesmerize
allude
paucity
45
nerve; no shame; boldness
feign
desist
beget
effrontery
46
egress
exit, way out
like a corp
dictator
very poor
47
entice
forced loyalty
missing an occasion, late
to tempt
to sharpen
48
numismatist
prescription painkiller
strategy
unproductive
coin collector
49
shack, terrible living place
hovel
despot
penury
felicity
50
egalitarian
believes in aliens
believes in equal rights
believes that not everyone is equal
believes eagles are the most majestic animal
51
bandy
beleaguer
gorge
edifice
chit-chat, talk casually
52
discourage, intimidate, make afraid
penury
felicity
daunt
egress
53
citizen; resident; inhabitant
licentious
denizen
edifice
epigram
54
chauvinist
dislikes themselves because of their beliefs
dislikes shoving people
dislikes showmanship
dislikes others based on their beliefs
55
to gulp, guzzle or swig, chug
elated
chauvinist
epigram
quaff
56
happiness; delight
daunt
felicity
flux
despot
57
crazy; mentally ill
obsequy
demented
licentious
felonious
58
Forced loyalty
fealty
delude
obtrude
pensive
59
pensive
inattentive
negligent
thoughtful, reflective
thoughtless
60
satisfy; please
obtrude
gratify
epigram
laggard
61
dictator
gothic
denizen
mandarin
despot
62
delude
to mislead or fool
to make less strong
to tell the truth
to add water to a solution
63
alienate
cause someone to turn against you
unite, join together
be friendly to someone
combine forces
64
Kate became____ about dating after being dumped for the 3rd time in a month.
bandy
jaded
enmity
charisma
65
hatred; antagonism; mutual enemies
berserk
declaim
daub
enmity
66
desist
empty, barren
to hint at
the best
stop
67
to waste time
blight
denizen
dally
68
ostentatious
showy, over-the-top
unobtrusive
bland, plain
informal, lax
69
Jill was ____ by the blinking, spinning lights on the costumes.
bandied
ostentatious
mesmerized
declaimed
70
to eat or do something too much
hone
knead
gorge
opiate
71
paucity
to sharpen
citizen
to eat too much
lack of something
72
slow person; last person in group
laggard
caricature
numismatist
ostentatious
73
beleaguer
to avoid, dodge
to evade, elude
to surround, harrass
to escape, avoid capture
74
educe
to drink
best of the best
to stop
to bring out
75
The best of a group
fallow
allude
elite
beget
76
Main point
gist
quaff
gaff
animate
77
avoid, escape
gorge
lackadaisical
elude
hone
78
berserk
rational, level-headed
a Viking warrior
violent, frenzied
calm, peaceful
79
cartoon drawing exaggerating personality or features
caricature
alienate
gratify
beleaguer

VPP 1-8 Review Book One-Freshmen Flashcards | StudBud

VPP 1-8 Review Book One-Freshmen

79 termsStudBud Administration108 plays

Vocabulary Power Plus for the New SAT: Book 1 Lesson 3 Quiz #vocabulary #satprep #english

Flashcards79 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 79

Answers

1
to drink, usually alcohol
hovel
allude
imbibe
felicity
2
amalgamate
to break apart
to separate
splinter, disunite
to mix, combine
3
sharpen skills, sharpen a blade
gambit
fealty
fallow
hone
4
witty quote about life
obsequy
epigram
obtrude
paucity
5
relating to crime; criminal
belated
felonious
opiate
delude
6
penury
prepare for a storm
constantly changing
very poor
a shack
7
no morals (lie, cheat, steal)
hone
dally
opiate
licentious
8
disease; something taking away value
laggard
fealty
blight
denizen
9
creepy, dark fiction; middle ages
gothic
egress
penury
nepotism
10
Nebraska's weather is always in ____
cadaverous
flux
gird
despot
11
strategy; game plan; maneuver
gambit
fealty
animate
hone
12
antiquated
to go antique shopping
mint condition
modern, new
old, outdated
13
Promote, encourage, support
oppose
advocate
dally
amalgamate
14
bibliophile
a person who cannot read
a person afraid of paper
a person afraid of books
a book lover
15
unproductive; empty; barren
gambit
blight
fallow
felonious
16
glean
get bit by bit; to search
best of a group
to stop
to fake
17
elated
depressed
sorrowful
overjoyed
miserable
18
funeral; burial ceremony (usually historical connotation)
berserk
pensive
obsequy
blight
19
irritate, bother; friction; chap
feign
desist
elite
chafe
20
not caring; sloppy
entice
fallow
lackadaisical
licentious
21
An influential leader
knead
belated
mandarin
licentious
22
pale, thin, looking like a corpse
quaff
imbue
cadaverous
gaff
23
to envy, to resent
glutinous
denizen
begrudge
mandarin
24
edifice
large building
house
rubble
small building
25
animate
stop
cartoons
bring to life or motion
dead
26
efface
captivate, entrance
build up, renew
damage a little
wipe out, erase, destroy
27
imbue
to chug water
forced loyalty
equal rights for all
inspire, influence, instill
28
Prescription pain killer
entice
gambit
opiate
elude
29
Tim ___ illness so he could stay home and watch movies.
imbibed
imbued
feigned
bibliophile
30
dastardly
to inspire, to influence
to combine, to mix
shameful, cowardly, dishonest
mutual hatred
31
ambidextrous
skilled with both hands
skilled with both feet
skilled at sports
skilled with one hand
32
During the debate, the two candidates ___ against each others abilities.
declaimed
quaffed
begrudged
charisma
33
knead
squeeze or work dough into a mixture
shapeless
blend in a blender
eat lots of dough
34
The ___ was green, large and called Shrek.
entity
pensive
ogre
dastardly
35
Charm, magnetism
mesmerize
fatalistic
charisma
licentious
36
The town ____ for the blizzard
girded
gothic
hovel
despoted
37
Jim, who hired his brother, was accused of ______
begrudge
delude
ostentatious
nepotism
38
believing you have no control in life
laggard
fallow
fealty
fatalistic
39
The ____ substance stuck to everything it came in contact with.
lackadaisical
dally
felonious
glutinous
40
to produce, to make happen
elite
imbibe
feign
beget
41
belated
on-time
early
late
punctual
42
The ___ broke under the weight of the giant octopus.
gaff
elude
blight
quaff
43
to interrupt, intrude
hone
gorge
obtrude
elude
44
to suggest, to hint at
jaded
mesmerize
allude
paucity
45
nerve; no shame; boldness
feign
desist
beget
effrontery
46
egress
exit, way out
like a corp
dictator
very poor
47
entice
forced loyalty
missing an occasion, late
to tempt
to sharpen
48
numismatist
prescription painkiller
strategy
unproductive
coin collector
49
shack, terrible living place
hovel
despot
penury
felicity
50
egalitarian
believes in aliens
believes in equal rights
believes that not everyone is equal
believes eagles are the most majestic animal
51
bandy
beleaguer
gorge
edifice
chit-chat, talk casually
52
discourage, intimidate, make afraid
penury
felicity
daunt
egress
53
citizen; resident; inhabitant
licentious
denizen
edifice
epigram
54
chauvinist
dislikes themselves because of their beliefs
dislikes shoving people
dislikes showmanship
dislikes others based on their beliefs
55
to gulp, guzzle or swig, chug
elated
chauvinist
epigram
quaff
56
happiness; delight
daunt
felicity
flux
despot
57
crazy; mentally ill
obsequy
demented
licentious
felonious
58
Forced loyalty
fealty
delude
obtrude
pensive
59
pensive
inattentive
negligent
thoughtful, reflective
thoughtless
60
satisfy; please
obtrude
gratify
epigram
laggard
61
dictator
gothic
denizen
mandarin
despot
62
delude
to mislead or fool
to make less strong
to tell the truth
to add water to a solution
63
alienate
cause someone to turn against you
unite, join together
be friendly to someone
combine forces
64
Kate became____ about dating after being dumped for the 3rd time in a month.
bandy
jaded
enmity
charisma
65
hatred; antagonism; mutual enemies
berserk
declaim
daub
enmity
66
desist
empty, barren
to hint at
the best
stop
67
to waste time
blight
denizen
dally
68
ostentatious
showy, over-the-top
unobtrusive
bland, plain
informal, lax
69
Jill was ____ by the blinking, spinning lights on the costumes.
bandied
ostentatious
mesmerized
declaimed
70
to eat or do something too much
hone
knead
gorge
opiate
71
paucity
to sharpen
citizen
to eat too much
lack of something
72
slow person; last person in group
laggard
caricature
numismatist
ostentatious
73
beleaguer
to avoid, dodge
to evade, elude
to surround, harrass
to escape, avoid capture
74
educe
to drink
best of the best
to stop
to bring out
75
The best of a group
fallow
allude
elite
beget
76
Main point
gist
quaff
gaff
animate
77
avoid, escape
gorge
lackadaisical
elude
hone
78
berserk
rational, level-headed
a Viking warrior
violent, frenzied
calm, peaceful
79
cartoon drawing exaggerating personality or features
caricature
alienate
gratify
beleaguer