SAT Vocabulary (Synonyms 1) Quiz
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The SATs are a series of standardised tests widely used for college admissions in the United States. In this quiz, we’ll be zeroing in on some of the vocabulary you may need to know when you sit the exams.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Paucity
- A.
Piety
- B.
Provoke
- C.
Scarcity
- D.
Insularity
- 2.Debilitate
- A.
Obdurate
- B.
Enfeeble
- C.
Exalt
- D.
Affable
- 3.Intractable
- A.
Refractory
- B.
Intervene
- C.
Illicit
- D.
Quaint
- 4.Apocryphal
- A.
Not genuine
- B.
Relieve
- C.
Derision
- D.
Assuage
- 5.Belie
- A.
Elucidate
- B.
Amorphous
- C.
Contradict
- D.
Re spawn
- 6.Emaciated
- A.
Use of force
- B.
Skeptical
- C.
Thin and wasted
- D.
Curtail
- 7.Jocular
- A.
Said or done in jest
- B.
Jogging
- C.
Rash
- D.
Not fitting
- 8.Glutton
- A.
Someone who eats too much
- B.
Hatred
- C.
Haughtiness
- D.
Garrulous
- 9.Erroneous
- A.
Learned
- B.
Mistaken
- C.
Charge
- D.
Lacking concern
- 10.Expedite
- A.
Hasten
- B.
Implement
- C.
Fallow
- D.
Extol
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