High Level SSAT Vocabulary Quiz For Students!

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    Conventional

    • Traditional, ordinary
    • To advise
    • To prove false
    • An order or a command
    • A request for information
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The SSAT is a systematized test to assess the abilities of students pursuing to join the school. This test measures the basic verbal, math, and reading skills students need for outstanding performance. This quiz has been created to test your Vocabulary words which are frequently suggested for study when preparing for the SSAT. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!

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  • 2. 

    Counsel

    • Traditional, ordinary

    • To advise

    • To prove false

    • An order or command

    • A request for information

    Correct Answer
    A. To advise
    Explanation
    The word "counsel" means to advise. This implies that when someone counsels another person, they are providing guidance or suggestions on a particular matter. The other options, such as "traditional, ordinary," "to prove false," "an order or command," and "a request for information" do not accurately capture the meaning of the word "counsel" in this context.

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    Inquiry

    • Traditional, ordinary

    • To advise

    • To prove false

    • An order or command

    • A request for information

    Correct Answer
    A. A request for information
    Explanation
    The word "inquiry" refers to seeking information or clarification about something. It is a request made to obtain information or to gain knowledge about a particular subject. The other options provided, such as "traditional, ordinary," "to advise," and "to prove false," do not accurately capture the meaning of the word "inquiry." Therefore, the correct answer is "a request for information."

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    Debunk

    • Traditional, ordinary

    • To advise

    • To prove false

    • An order or command

    • A request for information

    Correct Answer
    A. To prove false
    Explanation
    The word "debunk" means to prove false or expose the falseness of something. It is used to discredit or disprove a belief, theory, or idea. In this context, the other options such as "traditional, ordinary," "to advise," "an order or command," and "a request for information" do not convey the same meaning as "to prove false." Therefore, the correct answer is "to prove false."

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    Decree

    • Traditional, ordinary

    • To advise

    • To prove false

    • An order or command

    • A request for information

    Correct Answer
    A. An order or command
    Explanation
    The word "decree" refers to an order or command. It is a formal and authoritative instruction given by someone in a position of power. This word is often used in legal or governmental contexts to indicate a ruling or decision that must be followed by others. The other options, such as "traditional, ordinary" and "to advise," do not accurately capture the meaning of "decree" as an order or command. Therefore, the correct answer is "an order or command."

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  • 6. 

    Emulate

    • Imitate

    • Project

    • Cancel 

    • Increase 

    Correct Answer
    A. Imitate
    Explanation
    The word "emulate" means to imitate or copy someone or something, especially with the intention of equaling or surpassing them. Therefore, "imitate" is the correct answer as it is a synonym of "emulate". The other options, such as "project", "cancel", and "increase", do not have the same meaning as "emulate".

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    Capricious

    • Calm

    • Erratic

    • Anxious

    • Flattering 

    Correct Answer
    A. Erratic
    Explanation
    Erratic means unpredictable or inconsistent in behavior or movement. It is the best fit for the word "capricious" which means impulsive or unpredictable. Calm, anxious, and flattering do not convey the same meaning as capricious.

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    Impervious

    • Stable 

    • Vague 

    • Confusing 

    • Immune 

    Correct Answer
    A. Immune 
    Explanation
    The word "impervious" means not allowing anything to pass through or penetrate. "Immune" is the only word among the given options that is synonymous with "impervious" in the context of being resistant or protected against something. Therefore, "immune" is the correct answer.

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    Altruistic 

    • Conservative

    • Selfish 

    • Liberal 

    • Apathetic 

    Correct Answer
    A. Selfish 
    Explanation
    The word "selfish" is the correct answer because it is the only word in the given options that means being concerned only with one's own interests and disregarding others. The other words do not have the same meaning as "selfish".

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    Succulent

    • Juicy 

    • Dry 

    • Wealthy 

    • Empty 

    Correct Answer
    A. Dry 
    Explanation
    The word "succulent" refers to something that is juicy or moist. In contrast, the word "dry" means the opposite, indicating that there is no moisture present. Therefore, "dry" is the correct answer as it is the antonym of "succulent" and provides the most contrasting meaning.

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