Vocabulary Quiz Lesson Two: SAT Prep
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The crime of holding a belief that goes against an established religious doctrine
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Heresay
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Emaciate
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Banter
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Heresy
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None of the above
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Vocabulary Quiz Lesson Two: SAT Prep focuses on enhancing vocabulary skills essential for SAT success. It covers terms like heresy, docile, and banter, assessing learners' understanding of complex words and their ability to apply them contextually.
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Easy to teach or manage
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Doctrine
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Document
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Docile
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Benevolent
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A. DocileExplanation
Docile means easily taught or managed. It is the only word in the given options that matches the given definition. Doctrine refers to a set of beliefs or principles, document refers to a written or printed piece of information, and benevolent means kind or generous. None of these words convey the meaning of being easy to teach or manage. Therefore, the correct answer is docile.Rate this question:
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A drink, usually an alcoholic one
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Imbibe
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Libation
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Anathema
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Castigate
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A. LibationExplanation
A libation refers to a drink, typically an alcoholic one, that is offered as a ritual or ceremonial offering. It is often poured out as a tribute to a deity or as part of a religious or spiritual practice. This term is commonly used in the context of ancient rituals or traditional ceremonies.Rate this question:
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A formal curse
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Enema
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Gauche
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Libation
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Anathema
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A. AnathemaExplanation
Anathema refers to something or someone that is intensely disliked or loathed. It is often associated with strong feelings of disapproval or condemnation. In this context, it can be inferred that anathema is the correct answer because it aligns with the concept of a formal curse or something that is strongly condemned. The other options, such as enema, gauche, and libation, do not convey the same meaning or connotation as anathema.Rate this question:
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A teasing, playful conversation
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Banter
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Heresy
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Motley
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Connoisseur
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A. BanterExplanation
Banter refers to a light-hearted and playful conversation, often filled with jokes, teasing, and witty remarks. It is a form of communication that is characterized by its friendly and humorous nature. The other options, heresy, motley, and connoisseur, do not align with the definition of banter and therefore are not the correct answer.Rate this question:
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To criticize or punish severely
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Ignominize
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Emaciate
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Castigate
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Gauche
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A. CastigateExplanation
The word "castigate" means to criticize or punish severely. It implies a strong and harsh reprimand or punishment for someone's actions or behavior. This word is often used when someone is being severely scolded or disciplined for their wrongdoings. It conveys a sense of strong disapproval and serves as a way to reprimand or correct someone's behavior in a strict manner.Rate this question:
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A synonym for 'gauche' would be...
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Graceful
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Talented
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Awkward
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Impotent
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A. AwkwardExplanation
'Gauche' means lacking social grace or awkward in behavior. Therefore, the synonym for 'gauche' would be 'awkward'.Rate this question:
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A synonym for 'ignominy' would be...
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Renown
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Broken
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Perfect
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Disgrace
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A. DisgraceExplanation
The word "ignominy" refers to a state of disgrace or shame. Therefore, a synonym for "ignominy" would be "disgrace".Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank. The international clown convention was a ________ sight in the otherwise dull exhibition center.
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Motley
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Homogenous
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Normal
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Bland
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A. MotleyExplanation
The word "motley" is the correct answer because it means diverse or varied in appearance or character. In this context, it suggests that the international clown convention added color, excitement, and a sense of uniqueness to the otherwise dull exhibition center. The word "homogenous" means uniform or similar, which does not fit the description of the clown convention. "Normal" and "bland" both imply a lack of excitement or variation, which contradicts the idea of the clown convention being a standout event.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank. Dead from starvation, the _________ prisoner was buried in the camp cemetery.
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Lethargic
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Affable
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Emaciated
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Grandiloquent
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A. EmaciatedExplanation
The correct answer is "emaciated" because it means extremely thin or weak due to lack of nutrition. In the given sentence, the prisoner is described as being dead from starvation, indicating that they were severely malnourished and emaciated. This fits the context of being buried in a camp cemetery, suggesting that they likely died in a concentration camp or a similar situation where food deprivation was a significant factor.Rate this question:
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