24-25 College Prep: Q1 Tier 2 Vocab: Quiz 1

The word "aberration" can refer to an unexpected deviation from the norm.

An "aberration" is a typical occurrence that follows expected patterns.

An "iconoclast" is someone who challenges established beliefs or traditions.

A "heretic" is generally defined as a person who:

To "deprecate" something means to highly praise it.

To "deprecate" one's work is to show appreciation and support for it.

What might be considered an "aberration" in the context of climate patterns?

To "deprecate" something means to:

Being labeled a "heretic" can lead to social acceptance in some religious groups.

A "ponderous" discussion can make a topic feel heavy and difficult to engage with.

What does "aberration" mean?

A "ponderous" speech would likely be:

"Ponderous" writing is usually engaging and easy to read.

In a historical context, a "heretic" may be someone who:

"Iconoclasts" are often celebrated for their unconventional ideas.

If someone "deprecates" your efforts in a project, they are likely to:

An "iconoclast" is someone who:

The word "ponderous" describes something that is:

A "heretic" is someone who strictly adheres to the accepted doctrines of their religion.

Which of the following best describes "iconoclast"?