SAT Vocabulary - Tooth And Nail
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This SAT Vocabulary quiz, titled 'Tooth and Nail,' evaluates knowledge of specific vocabulary words. It assesses the ability to understand meanings and usage of words like 'assiduous,' 'exorbitant,' and 'verbose,' crucial for SAT success.
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The word Assiduous means:
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Hard working
- B.
Attentive
- C.
Determined
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Reliable
Correct Answer
B. AttentiveExplanation
Assiduous means being attentive or showing great care and attention to detail. It implies being focused and diligent in one's efforts. While the other options may also describe positive qualities, attentive best captures the meaning of assiduous as it emphasizes the idea of being observant and paying close attention to tasks or responsibilities.Rate this question:
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The word aptly means to be on time.
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True
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False
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B. FalseExplanation
The word "aptly" does not mean to be on time. "Aptly" means to do something in a suitable or appropriate way, but it does not specifically refer to being on time. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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_______________________ means excessive; beyond what is fair.
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ExorbitantExplanation
Exorbitant means excessive or beyond what is fair. It suggests that something is unreasonably high in price, amount, or degree. It implies that the cost or demand for something is unreasonably high and not justified.Rate this question:
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To be considered an eloquent speaker, you must be able to...?
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If I talk too much, I am verbose.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement "If I talk too much, I am verbose" implies that being verbose is a characteristic of talking excessively. Therefore, if someone talks too much, it can be concluded that they are being verbose. Hence, the answer is true.Rate this question:
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Stoically means:
- A.
Elegant
- B.
Professional
- C.
Indfferent
- D.
Historical
Correct Answer
C. IndfferentExplanation
Stoically means being indifferent or unaffected by emotions or external circumstances. It refers to maintaining a calm and composed demeanor in the face of adversity or challenges. This term is derived from the philosophy of Stoicism, which teaches individuals to focus on what they can control and accept what they cannot. Therefore, the correct answer is "Indifferent."Rate this question:
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Last night at the grocery store, a little boy threw a tantrum in aisle 5 because he couldn't have Apple Jacks. He was being very ______________.
Correct Answer
PretentiousExplanation
The word "pretentious" means to behave in a way that shows a desire to be more important or impressive than one actually is. In this context, the little boy's tantrum over not being able to have Apple Jacks can be seen as pretentious because he is acting entitled and demanding, as if he deserves to have what he wants regardless of the situation.Rate this question:
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It means impossible to avoid.
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Inevitable
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Wreaked
- C.
Aptly
- D.
Sentimental
Correct Answer
A. InevitableExplanation
The word "inevitable" means something that is impossible to avoid. In this context, it suggests that whatever is being referred to in the question is bound to happen and cannot be prevented or escaped.Rate this question:
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If I am sentimental then I hide my feelings very well.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that if the person is sentimental, they do not hide their feelings well. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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A mandatory camp on my birthday weekend has __________________ chaos on my plans to go to SuperBowl in Dallas.
Correct Answer
WreakedExplanation
The word "wreaked" means to cause great damage, destruction, or chaos. In this context, it suggests that the mandatory camp on the person's birthday weekend has caused chaos and disrupted their plans to go to the SuperBowl in Dallas.Rate this question:
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