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Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 16mins
Medley
Lots of items that are similar
Many distinct items mashed together
Colorful display of musical talent
None of the answers
Orthodoxy
Unconventional
Religiously strict
The "safe" or "traditional" way of thinking/behaving
Non-normal actions to get public attention
Precipice is most similar to being . . .
Out your familiar comfort zone
On the verge of something very dangerous
Being brave in the face of danger
A feeling of stress when around strangers
Renown
Great fame
Known broadly by the public
Big congratulations for a success
Learning something more deeply the 2nd time
Scintilla
Tiny amount
Trace or hint of something
A minuscule spark or flicker
All of the answers
Temerity is most similar to saying someone has a lot of . . .
timidness
guts or "nerve", even if in a negative or obnoxious way
moral strength
leadership skills
If someone says you are full of whimsy, they are likely ________
concerned about you
curious, perhaps attracted to you
going to find you sarcastic and cutting
going to be irritated by how flaky you seem
Ineptitude is most similar to being called a
weakilng
smartass
lummox or oaf
None of these answers
Inclination refers to . . .
A natural tendency
An unnatural bias
A steep cliff
A highly individualistic thinker
You're an iconoclast, so you _____________ the system.
Embrace
Overthrow
Question
Control
A state of wild behavior, perhaps marked by violence or chaos
Frenzy
Euphoria
Either word
Neither word
A quick road trip would be an example of a/an
exigence
inclination
ineptitude
excursion
Exigence
That which exists
That which is an emergency
That which is difficult to explain
That which is exciting
Passionate excitement, usually almost always positive - happiness to the point of hyperactivity?
Euphoria
Chaos
Frenzy
Deference
Deference is when you
respectfully stand down or stand aside to precedent or wisdom of others
submit angrily to the superior power of others
learn to trust someone else's instincts because you don't trust your own
None of these answers
Culpability
Blame
Wrongdoing
Responsibility for bad conduct
All of the answers
Conviviality
Friendliness
Active and engaged with your family
Quick to decide
All of the answers
Conduit
A broad consensus
A strong example
A deep conviction
A pathway from point A to point B
Benevolence
Kindness specifically directed to your mother or father
Generosity of spirit toward others
Charity by the rich toward the poor
All of these answers
Angst
Stress and dread
Optimism and hope
Violence and Struggle
None of these answers
Perfect score on the SAT (not counting the writing essay)
1200
1500
1600
2000
Perfect score on the ACT
24
36
48
64
