Vocab Quize For English Final

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1.

What does literate mean?
- A.
  
  Not being able to read
- B.
  
  Being able to read
- C.
  
  Caring for others
2.

Devious
- A.
  
  Meant to trick, not straightforward
- B.
  
  Deliberate deception in behavior or speech
- C.
  
  To disguise oneself or ones friends
3.

Duplicity
- A.
  
  Sly intelligence
- B.
  
  Deliberate deception in behavior or speech
- C.
  
  Trustworhthy or honorable
4.

Fictitous
- A.
  
  Meant to trick
- B.
  
  False or fake; adopted or assumed in order to decieve
- C.
  
  Saying one thing but meaning another
5.

Sly intelligence; craftiness with the intention to decieve
- A.
  
  Veracity
- B.
  
  Overt
- C.
  
  Guile
6.

Easily deceived or fooled
- A.
  
  Guillable
- B.
  
  Acme
- C.
  
  Adept
7.

Hypocritcal
- A.
  
  The highest point of achievement
- B.
  
  Giving a false appearance; saying one thing but meaning another
- C.
  
  Having shrewd judgement
8.

Masquerade
- A.
  
  Having a good reputation
- B.
  
  Natural ability or talent
- C.
  
  To disguise oneself; not on a fake or false appearance
9.

Overt
- A.
  
  Open and observable; not hidden or secret
- B.
  
  Noticeable; able to be preceived
- C.
  
  Width; distance
10.

Reputable
- A.
  
  Imaginary or false
- B.
  
  Having a good reputation
- C.
  
  The use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language
11.

Acme
- A.
  
  The highest point of achievement
- B.
  
  An unusual habit of one particular person
- C.
  
  Doing or behaving well
12.

Very skillful is the definition for...
- A.
  
  Evaluation or estimation of worth
- B.
  
  Adept
- C.
  
  Frank;honest expression
13.

Aptitude
- A.
  
  Natural ability to do something
- B.
  
  One of a kind
- C.
  
  Overused and therefore lacking interest
14.

Having shrewd judgement; observant, clever, and cunning
- A.
  
  Cogent
- B.
  
  Carelessness
- C.
  
  Astute
15.

Finesse
- A.
  
  To achieve a goal or handle a situation with subtle skill
- B.
  
  An unusual habit of a particular person
- C.
  
  A fiscal disability
16.

Prevalent
- A.
  
  To disobey openly
- B.
  
  Widely or commonly exsisting
- C.
  
  Sly intelligence
17.

Prosaic
- A.
  
  The truthfulness or accuracy
- B.
  
  Unwisely bold
- C.
  
  Dull; ordinary, lacking in imagination
18.

Rarity
- A.
  
  Something that is very frequent or scare
- B.
  
  Being able to read
- C.
  
  False or fake; adopted or assumed in order to deciev
19.

Singular
- A.
  
  Being the only one of a kind; unique
- B.
  
  Something that is very frequent or scare
- C.
  
  Evaluation or estimation of worth
20.

Tritle
- A.
  
  Overused and therefore lacking in interest
- B.
  
  Worthy; deserving of praise
- C.
  
  Natural ability or talent
21.

Appraisal
- A.
  
  Acme
- B.
  
  Using or containing to many words excessivly wordy
- C.
  
  Evaluation or estimate of worth
22.

Base
- A.
  
  Worthy; deserving of praise
- B.
  
  Low or inferior in position or quality
- C.
  
  To disguise oneself; not on a fake or false appearance
23.

Candid
- A.
  
  Frank; honest; expressing ones honest self
- B.
  
  To establish or confirm the truth or legality
- C.
  
  The highest point of achievement
24.

Criterion
- A.
  
  To hesitate or stammer in speech
- B.
  
  A standard of judgement
- C.
  
  To disobey openly
25.

Dexterity
- A.
  
  Evaluation or estimate of worth
- B.
  
  Based upon impulse or random chance
- C.
  
  Skill in grace in physical movement