showing a feeling of patronizing superiority, or better than other people

to a great extent, extremely or exceptionally

call upon something to appear, by means of a magic ritual, made up

agreement of musical components; people living/working together peacefully

a definition or system of rules governing affairs, terms agreed to

dark or dull in color, gloomy solemn

in its origional condition, unspoiled, fresh as new

person's words having or showing the ability to speak fluently & coherently

the quality of being clever, original and creative

to delay or postpone an action, put off doing something

a final demand or a statement of terms; a final proposition

suffer something painful or difficult but patiently, remain or last

useful or valuable thing, that can be bought and sold, basic good, an asset

lacking factual basis, imaginary or fictitous

strange or odd, unusual, distinctive

disguise, appearance that fails to give a true impression

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Vocabulary Words #11 ACT, SAT, FSA

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1
You need a combined score of a 480 to pass the ACT?
False
True
2
Condescending
a behavior showing high moral standards
showing a feeling of patronizing superiority, or better than other people
feeling a deep respect or admiration for something
a friendly and pleasant manner, behave in a particular way
3
Immensely
something that happens as a result of an action or condition
to a great extent, extremely or exceptionally
easily affected or influenced or harmed by a particular thing
no sign of feeling or emotion; showing no emotion
4
Conjure
showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment
call upon something to appear, by means of a magic ritual, made up
having or showing a skill in achieving one's end by deceit, sneaky
to feel sleepy or fatigued and sluggish
5
Harmonious
to state a fact or belief confidently, firm and forcefully
the use of humor and sarcasm, irony, to exaggerate or criticize
to boast or brag, to describe or to promote oneself with energy
agreement of musical components; people living/working together peacefully
6
Protocol
to clear someone of blame or suspicion
intending or showing a desire to cause harm to someone
a definition or system of rules governing affairs, terms agreed to
something that is beautiful or delicate
7
Somber
a warning or indication of a future event by clues or hints
no sign of feeling or emotion; showing no emotion
dark or dull in color, gloomy solemn
a small or subtle difference in a shade or meaning, or sound
8
Complete the sentence: I'm not leaving ___________ we talk this over.
UNTILL
WHEN
HOW
UNTIL
9
Pristine
knowing everything; full knowledge
something different from the norm
calm and peaceful, not easily upset or excited
in its origional condition, unspoiled, fresh as new
10
Articulate
clear, not obscured or confused, the ability to think clearly
easily affected or influenced or harmed by a particular thing
person's words having or showing the ability to speak fluently & coherently
formal speech, especially when given on a ceremonial occasion
11
Complete the sentence: This fish is too big for ____________ aquarium.
ITS
IT
IS
IT'S
12
Ingenuity
overused or lacking originality or freshness
unusually playful in an appealing or amusing way
the quality of being clever, original and creative
submerged oneself deeply in a particular activity
13
Procrastinate
an expression of grief or sorrow, mourning, or a sense of regret
to delay or postpone an action, put off doing something
tending to cause harm, having a negative effect
magnificent and imposing in appearance, size, style, impressive
14
Ultimatum
not physically or mentally strong, fragile or frail
happen or occur afterward or as a result of
a final demand or a statement of terms; a final proposition
a bad, difficult, or unwelcome situation of a severe or intense degree
15
Endure
something complicated or cause someone to feel completely baffled
suffer something painful or difficult but patiently, remain or last
succeed in persuading or influencing (someone) to do something
not related to the subject; not connected with or appropriate to something
16
Commodity
open to more than one interpretation; having a double meaning
something remarkable or extraordinary
useful or valuable thing, that can be bought and sold, basic good, an asset
view or opinion that’s incorrect, based on faulty thinking or understanding
17
Complete the sentence: If you're going to the mall can I come _______?
too
two
to
2
18
Mythological
to waste something in a reckless and foolish way or manner
the character & atmosphere of a place, or mood of a person place or thing
figure of speech where a word or phrase is applied to an object
lacking factual basis, imaginary or fictitous
19
Peculiar
making a loud noise or uproar
overused or lacking originality or freshness
to really hate something or someone
strange or odd, unusual, distinctive
20
Belie
disguise, appearance that fails to give a true impression
something different from the norm
to really hate something or someone
to leave out or to exclude either accidently or intentionally
21
On a regular ACT Reading test only there is 40 questions in 45 minutes?
False
True
22
The FSA "retakes" are the Tuesday after a "student" three 3 day weekend?
True
False
23
A Passing score for the SAT is
450
480
350
18
24
Complete the sentence: We had a swimming pool in the backyard of _________ old house.
HOUR
MINE
OUR
ARE
25
Complete the 2 part sentence; Please put _______ shoes over _______ in the hallway.
UR, THERE
YOUR, THEIR
YOU'RE, THERE
YOUR, THERE

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