ACT Week 4 and 5 Practice 1

What does "inconsequential" mean?

• Important

• Trivial

• Common

• Unchanging

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The beauty of the sunset was so _ that it vanished before I could capture it with my camera.

• hackneyed

• prosaic

• evanescent

• mundane

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What does "prosaic" mean?

• Unique

• Run-of-the-mill

• Short-lived

• Trivial

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His speech was filled with _ phrases that everyone had heard many times before.

• inconsequential

• hackneyed

• evanescent

• prosaic

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What does "mundane" mean?

• Extraordinary

• Short-lived

• Ordinary, common

• Overused

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The details of the meeting were considered _ and were quickly forgotten.

• mundane

• evanescent

• inconsequential

• hackneyed

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The daily routine of brushing your teeth is considered quite _.

• prosaic

• evanescent

• hackneyed

• inconsequential

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She described her weekend as _, involving nothing more than chores and errands.

• prosaic

• evanescent

• hackneyed

• exemplary

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The comedian's jokes were so _ that the audience barely laughed.

• inconsequential

• hackneyed

• prosaic

• evanescent

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The event was celebrated with __ decorations and music, making it a memorable time for all.

• mundane

• florid

• hackneyed

• inconsequential

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