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A #vocabulary quiz to study #SAT / #AP level vocabulary terms and build up your lexicon!
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What is a parishioner?
a citizen of Paris
a teacher of parish sciences
a church goer
a resident of a Louisiana parish
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Define ambivalent
having an ambitious mentality about life
not caring about anything
being devoutly republican
having mixed feelings about something
3
Which is the most inexorable event?
death
peace
life
war
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Define ephemeral
destitute and desperate for attention
taking a very long time to accomplish
lasting a very short time
powerful and destructive
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Which one is the euphemism?
Last year my grandmother passed away.
Every time a bell rings an angel gets its wings.
Yesterday I saw a bus driver get run over by a bus.
Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore.
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Define perfunctory
absurd discussion
funky, groovey
absence of effort
preferable treatment
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Having or showing knowledge or understanding
cognizant
tacit
influential
precarious
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What is a synonym for argot?
patois
slang
lingo
jargon
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Match the word to the definition: deviating from what is normal or standard
ubiquitous
obstreperous
ethereal
anomalous
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What is a synonym for
Cacophonous?
loud
sweet
discordant
absurd
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Define: abnegation
a denial or rejection of belief
the acceptance of blame
a decoration or bauble
recanting a statement
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What is a synonym for "burke"
to lie
to register
to bypass
to accept
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to unify; merge into one body
amalgamate
esemplast
amalgemate
esemplastic
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Which country's national security is in a precarious situation?
Japan
South Korea
Ukraine
The United States
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Define grandiloquence:
excessive concern with minor details
vague grouping of words that have no real meaning
a lofty, extravagant, pompous, or bombastic style or manner
a lufty, extravent, pompus or bambostic, sytle, or mennar