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Vocabulary Words #10 ACT, SAT, FSA
What is a passing score for the FSA?
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Vocabulary Words #10 ACT, SAT, FSA
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Protocol
to state a fact or belief confidently, firm and forcefully
the official procedure of rules agreed to
to boast or brag, to describe or to promote oneself with energy
the use of humor and sarcasm, irony, to exaggerate or criticize
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What is a passing score for the FSA?
350
480
450
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Immensely
calm and peaceful, not easily upset or excited
to a great extent; extremely, or exceptionally
knowing everything; full knowledge
open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning
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Complete the sentence: I hope __________ going to sign up for the ACT, SAT or FSA test.
you
your
you're
ur
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Inquisitive
curious or inquiring, curious about the affairs of others
overused or lacking originality or freshness
submerged oneself deeply in a particular activity
unusually playful in an appealing or amusing way
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Pristine
a behavior showing high moral standards
old dungy, and dirty beyond repair
in its original condition, unspoiled, clean and fresh
a friendly and pleasant manner
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Eccentric
something that is beautiful or delicate
a person's behavior that is unconventional or strange
happen or occur afterward or as a result of
a bad, difficult, or unwelcome situation of a severe or intense degree
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Complete the sentence, We all _________ to put our phones up in class yesterday.
had
has
having
have
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Conjure
an expression of grief or sorrow, mourning, or a sense of regret
to call upon something to appear, by means of magic or a ritual
magnificent and imposing in appearance, size, style, impressive
to waste something in a reckless and foolish way or manner
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Coerce
traditions & knowledge typically passed, person to person by word of mouth
to waste something in a reckless and foolish way or manner
persuade an unwilling person to do something
an expression of grief or sorrow, mourning, or a sense of regret
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Ingenuity
the quality of being clever, origional and creative
to leave out or to exclude either accidently or intentionally
making a loud noise or uproar
something different from the norm
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Ritual
to be overwhelmed with something
remarkable; extraordinary
performing a ceremony or series of actions or behavior on a regular basis
to jump into without any regard for safety
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For the regaular ACT test for the English portion only there are 40 questions in 35 minutes
True
False
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Procrastinate
delay or postpone an action, to put off doing something
to state a fact or belief confidently, firm and forcefully
to boast or brag, to describe or to promote oneself with energy
the use of humor and sarcasm, irony, to exaggerate or criticize
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Cohesion
intending or showing a desire to cause harm to someone
to clear someone of blame or suspicion
feeling a deep respect or admiration for something
the action of forming a united whole, sticking together
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Incompetent
feeling a deep respect or admiration for something
to clear someone of blame or suspicion
intending or showing a desire to cause harm to someone
lack of ability, having or showing lack of any skills
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Content
in a state of peaceful happiness, satisfaction
view or opinion that’s incorrect, based on faulty thinking or understanding
succeed in persuading or influencing (someone) to do something
hesitation, or unwillingness to get involved
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Indecipherable
when someone is experiencing something through someone else
the character & atmosphere of a place, or mood of a person place or thing
not able to be read or understood
to give comfort to in a time of grief
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Abomination
not physically or mentally strong
to feel sleepy or fatigued and sluggish
a sudden change of mood or behavior
a thing that causes disgust or hatred
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Cunning
not related to the subject; not connected with or appropriate to something
something complicated to feel completely baffled or confused
not important or significant
having or showing a skill in achieving one's end by deceit, sneaky