AFOQT Vocabulary Word Knowledge Quiz

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1. Arbiter.

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An arbiter is someone who has the authority to make a final judgement or decision, typically in a dispute. In this context, the correct answer of 'a judge' aligns with this definition.

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2. What is the meaning of audacity?

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Audacity is a term that refers to showing boldness or daring, which is the opposite of fear, shyness, and timidity.

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3. What is a benediction?

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A benediction refers to a blessing or prayer that is typically given at the end of a religious service or ceremony to invoke divine help, blessing, and guidance.

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4. What does the term 'crux' refer to?

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The term 'crux' specifically refers to the essential point or central part of a topic or discussion.

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5. What is a bulwark?

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A bulwark is commonly used to describe a protective barrier or defense against enemy attacks.

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6. What is the definition of a cynic?

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A cynic is someone who doubts the sincerity and motivations of others, often assuming the worst in people and believing that people are selfish or self-serving.

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7. What does the term affluence mean?

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Affluence refers to having wealth and abundance, the opposite of poverty and lack. It is not related to moderation, balance, isolation, or loneliness.

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8. What is the definition of avarice?

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Avarice is the excessive desire for wealth and material gain, often characterized by greed.

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9. What is the definition of 'Chronicle'?

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A chronicle is a factual account or record of events presented in chronological order, typically a historical record.

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10. Debacle

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A debacle refers to a large-scale defeat or complete fail, not victory or success, peaceful resolution, or minor setback.

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11. What is the meaning of the word 'Alacrity'?

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Alacrity is defined as a cheerful willingness or a ready response, which is the opposite of confusion, apathy, and hesitation.

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12. What is an anthology?

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An anthology refers to a collection of various creative works such as poems, stories, or essays by different authors compiled into one volume.

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13. What does an atlas typically contain?

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An atlas is a collection of maps typically used for reference or navigation purposes.

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14. Chagrin.

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Chagrin refers to a feeling of embarrassment or disappointment, which is the opposite of joy, satisfaction, and pride.

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15. What is the definition of the term 'Bastion'?

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A bastion refers to a stronghold or fortress, typically used for defensive purposes.

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16. What is another term for bondage?

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Bondage is a state of being bound or confined, typically associated with oppressive circumstances. Slavery refers to the practice of owning and controlling another person as property, often involving forced labor. While imprisonment, servitude, and captivity also involve restrictions on freedom, they do not necessarily imply ownership or exploitation.

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17. What is the meaning of the word 'boon'?

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The correct answer, 'benefit; gift', reflects the positive connotation of the word 'boon', which means something that is helpful or advantageous.

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18. What does the term 'caliber' refer to?

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Caliber typically refers to the size or diameter of a bullet or firearm barrel.

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19. What is the meaning of the word 'dearth'?

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The word 'dearth' refers to a scarcity or lack of something, not an abundance or plentifulness.

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20. What does the term 'aberration' mean?

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Aberration refers to something that is not typical or usual, making 'not typical' the correct answer.

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21. Accord

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Accord is synonymous with agreement, while harmony, discord, and conflict represent contrasting concepts that do not align with the meaning of accord in this context.

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22. What is another word for 'amity'?

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Amity is synonymous with friendship, while the incorrect answers represent the opposite of this concept.

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23. What is the definition of a bigot?

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A bigot is someone who has strong, unreasonable beliefs and prejudices against a particular group of people.

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24. What is the synonym of 'clamor'?

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The word 'clamor' means a loud noise or uproar, so 'uproar' is the synonym that best matches its meaning. The other options - 'silence', 'whisper', and 'peace' do not convey the same loud and chaotic connotation as 'clamor'.

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25. What is another word for conundrum?

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A conundrum is a puzzling question or problem, often a riddle or puzzle that requires skillful thinking to solve. The correct answer options are related to the concept of confusion, resolution, and clues, but do not directly relate to the definition of a conundrum.

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26. What literary device is being used when an author makes an indirect reference to another work or event?

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An allusion is when an author indirectly references something, while a metaphor and simile directly compare two things, and hyperbole is an exaggeration.

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27. What is the definition of clemency?

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Clemency refers to the act of showing mercy or leniency, not punishment, justice, or retribution.

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28. What does deference mean?

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Deference is about showing respect and courtesy towards others by conceding to their opinions or decisions.

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Arbiter.
What is the meaning of audacity?
What is a benediction?
What does the term 'crux' refer to?
What is a bulwark?
What is the definition of a cynic?
What does the term affluence mean?
What is the definition of avarice?
What is the definition of 'Chronicle'?
Debacle
What is the meaning of the word 'Alacrity'?
What is an anthology?
What does an atlas typically contain?
Chagrin.
What is the definition of the term 'Bastion'?
What is another term for bondage?
What is the meaning of the word 'boon'?
What does the term 'caliber' refer to?
What is the meaning of the word 'dearth'?
What does the term 'aberration' mean?
Accord
What is another word for 'amity'?
What is the definition of a bigot?
What is the synonym of 'clamor'?
What is another word for conundrum?
What literary device is being used when an author makes an indirect...
What is the definition of clemency?
What does deference mean?
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