SSAT Upper Level Admissions Exam Prep

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This Secondary School Admission Test is for upper level students. It is a test for students from grade 8-11 to test their knowledge on multiple subjects. If you are preparing to write your test, then here is a great place to get familiar with likely questions. Test yourself now.

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  • 2. 
    Libidinous:Lustiful - ProProfs

    Libidinous:Lustiful

    • Decent:antipathy

    • Bluntness:dullness

    • Sensual:lascivious

    • Sassy:oblique

    Correct Answer
    A. Sensual:lascivious
    Explanation
    The word "libidinous" means having strong sexual desires or being lustful. Similarly, the word "lascivious" means expressing or arousing sexual desire. Therefore, the correct answer is "Sensual:lascivious" as both words are synonyms and convey the same meaning of being sexually suggestive or arousing.

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  • 3. 
    The art expert varnished the woods. This means that the woods were what? - ProProfs

    The art expert varnished the woods. This means that the woods were what?

    • Uncovered

    • Embellished

    • Unlacquered

    • Dismantled

    Correct Answer
    A. Embellished
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Embellished." Varnishing wood is a process of applying a protective and glossy coating to enhance its appearance. By varnishing the woods, the art expert enhanced their beauty and possibly added a layer of protection.

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  • 4. 
    The man made besmirch remarks. This means that the remarks were what?  - ProProfs

    The man made besmirch remarks. This means that the remarks were what? 

    • Disparaging

    • Doleful

    • Guadful

    • Graceful

    Correct Answer
    A. Disparaging
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Disparaging" because the word "besmirch" means to tarnish or damage someone's reputation. Therefore, if the man made besmirch remarks, it implies that his remarks were derogatory or critical, aimed at belittling or insulting someone.

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  • 5. 
    Which is a synonym for halcyon? - ProProfs

    Which is a synonym for halcyon?

    • Agitation

    • Degradation

    • Facile

    • Bucolic

    Correct Answer
    A. Bucolic
    Explanation
    The word "halcyon" refers to a period of peace, tranquility, and prosperity. "Bucolic" is a suitable synonym for "halcyon" as it also represents a peaceful and idyllic rural setting. "Agitation," "degradation," and "facile" do not convey the same meaning and are therefore not synonyms for "halcyon."

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  • 6. 
    Which is an antonym for stupefy? - ProProfs

    Which is an antonym for stupefy?

    • Benumb

    • Daze

    • Caution

    • Enliven

    Correct Answer
    A. Enliven
    Explanation
    The word "stupefy" means to make someone unable to think or feel properly, often by shocking or confusing them. An antonym for stupefy would be a word that means to invigorate or energize someone. "Enliven" fits this description as it means to make someone or something more lively or animated.

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  • 7. 
    Which is an antonym for vitriolic? - ProProfs

    Which is an antonym for vitriolic?

    • Sardonic

    • Putrid

    • Cautious

    • Inspired

    Correct Answer
    A. Sardonic
    Explanation
    Sardonic is the antonym for vitriolic because while vitriolic means bitter and harsh in tone, sardonic means mocking and sarcastic. These two words have opposite meanings as vitriolic expresses anger and criticism, whereas sardonic expresses humor and mockery. Therefore, sardonic is the correct antonym for vitriolic.

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  • 8. 
    To be quixotic is the same thing as to be what? - ProProfs

    To be quixotic is the same thing as to be what?

    • Bewildered

    • Selfish

    • Dreamy

    • Offensive

    Correct Answer
    A. Dreamy
    Explanation
    To be quixotic means to have extravagant and idealistic ideas or actions, often in pursuit of an unreachable goal. This aligns with the meaning of "dreamy," as it implies being lost in one's own fantasies or impractical ideas. Being quixotic and dreamy both suggest a tendency to pursue unrealistic or fanciful notions.

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  • 9. 
    When a place is rambunctious, it is said to be... - ProProfs

    When a place is rambunctious, it is said to be...

    • Quietened

    • Decadent

    • Upheaved

    • Raucous

    Correct Answer
    A. Raucous
    Explanation
    When a place is described as "raucous," it means that it is noisy, lively, and disorderly. This suggests that there is a lot of commotion and activity happening in the place, which may be due to people talking loudly, music playing, or other loud sounds. The term "raucous" implies a lack of calm or quietness, making it the opposite of "quietened." "Decadent" refers to a state of moral or cultural decline, which is unrelated to the level of noise or liveliness in a place. "Upheaved" means to be disturbed or disrupted, but it does not necessarily imply noise or disorder. Therefore, "raucous" is the most appropriate term to describe a place that is rambunctious.

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  • 10. 
    Which of these is an antonym for quip? - ProProfs

    Which of these is an antonym for quip?

    • Flatter

    • Banter

    • Gag

    • Astound

    Correct Answer
    A. Flatter
    Explanation
    An antonym for "quip" would be a word that has the opposite meaning. While "banter" and "gag" are related to making jokes or witty remarks, "astound" means to amaze or surprise. On the other hand, "flatter" means to praise or compliment someone, which is the opposite of making a sarcastic or clever remark like a quip. Therefore, "flatter" is the correct antonym for quip.

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