FREE SAT AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT SHAKESPEARE SAT

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FREE SAT AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT SHAKESPEARE SAT

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Question 1: enthralling

Answer:

captivate, spellbinding; Ant. boring

Question 2: ambivalent

Answer:

having contrary feelings or attitudes, uncertain as to course of action; Syn. undecided; Ant. certain, firmly convinced

Question 3: frugal

Answer:

avoiding spending money unnecessarily; Syn. thrifty, economical; Ant. wasteful

Question 4: impertinent

Answer:

insolently rude, not within the proper bounds of good taste or manners; Syn. intrusive, meddlesome, obtrusive, officious; Ant. reverent, respectful

Question 5: dross

Answer:

waste material; Ant. valuable material

Question 6: atone

Answer:

to make amends; Ant. to offend

Question 7: gambol

Answer:

to playfully skip or leap; Ant. to trudge

Question 8: foreboding

Answer:

promotion of evil, an ominous omen; Syn. prediction, portent, presentiment; Ant. serene

Question 9: banal

Answer:

common, ordinary, lacking freshness, hackneyed; Syn. inane, insipid, jejune, vapid; Ant. fresh, unique, extraordinary

Question 10: discord

Answer:

disagreeing, inconsistent; Ant. same, consistent

Question 11: befuddled

Answer:

confused; Ant. clearheaded

Question 12: exacting

Answer:

demanding, requiring great care; Syn. burdensome, onerous, oppressive; Ant. indulgent

Question 13: coagulate

Answer:

to gather together in a mass, to clot, to congeal; Ant. to flow freely

Question 14: document

Answer:

to support with references or citations; Ant. to leave unsupported

Question 15: chimera

Answer:

a fantasy, a horrible creature of the imagination; Syn. fantasy, vision; Ant. gentle creature

Question 16: eulogy

Answer:

praise or tribute; Syn. encomium, panegyric, tribute; Ant. defamation

Question 17: burly

Answer:

great in bodily size, sturdy, brusque; Ant. slight, refined, mannered

Question 18: equivocate

Answer:

to attempt to lie, to mislead, or to hide the truth; Syn. palter, prevaricate; Ant. to tell the truth

Question 19: disjunction

Answer:

act of disjoining; Ant. union

Question 20: commiserate

Answer:

to express sympathy or pity; Ant. to remain aloof

Question 21: apathy

Answer:

a lack of concern or feeling, indifference; Syn. phlegm, stoicism, stolidness; Ant. enthusiastic devotion

Question 22: abase

Answer:

to degrade, to humiliate; Syn.-corrupt, debase, debauch, demean, deprave, vitiate; Ant.-to exalt

Question 23: empirical

Answer:

based on observation or experiment and not on theory; Ant. theoretical

Question 24: capricious

Answer:

changing suddenly, fickle; Syn. inconstant, mercurial, unstable; Ant. stable

Question 25: expiate

Answer:

to atone or to make amends for a sin or a crime; Ant. to hold grudges

Question 26: incurious

Answer:

uninterested, lacking normal curiosity; Ant. interested, curious

Question 27: dupe

Answer:

to trick, to fool, to deceive, or to cheat, to bilk

Question 28: epicure

Answer:

a person who understands a lot about food and drink, a connoisseur; Syn. gastronome, gourmet, gourmand; Ant. ascetic