use up the supply or resources of something, diminish in numbers

an act of kindness, desire to do good to others; a sign of goodwill

erase or remove completely, something unwanted or unpleasant

difficult to deal with in anticipation, intimidating

not supported or proven by evidence, not proven to be true

a person or tendencies can not be corrected, or improved, not manageable

an interest or admiration of oneself and one's physical appearance

try hard to do or achieve something, attempt a goal

lacking interest or excitement, common, dull or ordinary

state of perplexity or uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation

event regarded as threatening or significant about to happen; forthcoming

not anticipated or predicted, something unexpected

spread throughout something, to pass through

having or showing no skill, clumsy, incompetent

discover or identify the presence or existence of something

repeating the same phrase or story over and over

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Vocabulary Words #14 ACT, SAT, FSA

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Deplete
the action of remembering something or a memory
use up the supply or resources of something, diminish in numbers
a person’s behavior is unconventional and slightly strange
feeling or showing disgust or anger or to look down on someone
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Benevolence
being lowered in quality and character
an act of kindness, desire to do good to others; a sign of goodwill
a series of actions conducted in a certain order or manner
making one feel strong and healthy, full of energy
3
Expunge
to move forward or ahead
erase or remove completely, something unwanted or unpleasant
to state a fact or belief
to gain control over something or someone
4
What does the acronym PIE stand for?
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
Presume, Inform, Enter
Perplexed, Infer, Enjoy
Persuade, Infer, Entertain
5
What is a combined passing score for a SAT test Reading and English only?
480
450
350
18
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Daunting
to give comfort to in a time of grief
difficult to deal with in anticipation, intimidating
a figure of speech
to waste something
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Unsubstantiated
not supported or proven by evidence, not proven to be true
overused and lacking originality or freshness
foolish, unreasonable or out of place, amusing or riduculous
remarkable or something extraordinary
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Incorrigible
experiencing something indirectly through someone else
to continue for a long period of time
a person or tendencies can not be corrected, or improved, not manageable
clear not obscured or confused
9
Narcissism
engaged in deep or serious thought
a sudden change in mood or behavior
an interest or admiration of oneself and one's physical appearance
showing lack of courage or confidence, easily frightened
10
Complete the sentence; The chef said that he "needs extra ___________ for the cake he is going to bake".
fluor
flourer
flower
flour
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Endeavor
a final demand or a statement of terms
try hard to do or achieve something, attempt a goal
not able to be read or understood to not comprehend
the character, mood, and atmosphere of a place
12
Mundane
to put off until a later time, put aside
lacking interest or excitement, common, dull or ordinary
making one feel strong and healthy, full of energy
a series of actions conducted in a certain order or manner
13
Quandaries
energy with which the body moves or to make something happen quickly
feeling a deep respect or admiration for someone or something
easily affected or influenced, harmed by a particular thing
state of perplexity or uncertainty over what to do in a difficult situation
14
On a regular ACT Reading Test only there are 45 questions in 35 minutes?
False
True
15
Impending
to busy or occupied, forcibly put an end to
event regarded as threatening or significant about to happen; forthcoming
hesitant or unwillingness to get involved
to agree to, or to give in to
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Unforeseen
a person or animal that lives or occupies a place
a person’s behavior is unconventional and slightly strange
not anticipated or predicted, something unexpected
to cause annoyance, not having sufficient reason, irritating, frustration
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Permeate
not important or significant
to spread out and apart, to widen
spread throughout something, to pass through
persuade or influence someone to do something
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Inept
something remarklable or extrodinary
to state a fact or belief
knowing everything or full of knowledge
having or showing no skill, clumsy, incompetent
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Detect
discover or identify the presence or existence of something
showing disgust or anger, a dislike for something or someone
something that happens as a result of, or an effect of an action
a category of artistic composition as in music or literature
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Redundant
having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently
to be less productive, or to present in small numbers
repeating the same phrase or story over and over
to step back and evaluate the surroundings and environment

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