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What is the meaning of sedition?
What is the meaning of sedition?
Which word in brackets is closest in meaning to the word in capitals? ESPOUSAL (reverence, adoption, outbreak, opinion, invitation)
Which word in brackets is closest in meaning to the word in capitals? ESPOUSAL (reverence, adoption, outbreak, opinion, invitation)
What is a synonym for pique?
What is a synonym for pique?
What is a synonym for PLATITUDE?
What is a synonym for PLATITUDE?
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What is the name given to a group of POCHARD?
What is the name given to a group of POCHARD?
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Which is the odd one out?
Which is the odd one out?
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473062 is to 1419 and 329684 is to 1418. Therefore, 751684 is to...?
473062 is to 1419 and 329684 is to 1418. Therefore, 751684 is to...?
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Which two words are antonyms?
Which two words are antonyms?
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BONA FIDE is to genuine as DE FACTO is to ________?
BONA FIDE is to genuine as DE FACTO is to ________?
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What is a synonym for platitude?
What is a synonym for platitude?
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Which two words are antonyms?
Which two words are antonyms?
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Which is the odd one out?
Which is the odd one out?
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Study Notes
Test One: Analogy and Vocabulary
- 473062 is to 1419, and 329684 is to 1418; therefore, 751684 is to a similar relationship.
Vocabulary
- Sedition means rebellious speech or action.
- Espousal is closest in meaning to adoption, which means a formal act of taking someone or something as one's own.
- A synonym for pique is disrupt, meaning to interrupt or disturb an action or process.
- Nefarious and copious are antonyms, as nefarious means wicked or evil, while copious means abundant or plentiful.
Analogies
- BONA FIDE (genuine) is to actual as DE FACTO is to presumed or assumed.
Vocabulary
- A synonym for platitude is banality, referring to a trite or overly common expression.
- A group of Pochard (a type of duck) is called a covert.
Antonyms
- Nullify (to cancel or invalidate) and claim (to assert or demand something) are antonyms.
Vocabulary
- The odd one out among the given words is effort, as the others (condescend, adverse, polarize, and oppugn) all generally have negative connotations, whereas effort implies a positive or neutral action.
Test One: Analogy and Vocabulary
- 473062 is to 1419, and 329684 is to 1418; therefore, 751684 is to a similar relationship.
Vocabulary
- Sedition means rebellious speech or action.
- Espousal is closest in meaning to adoption, which means a formal act of taking someone or something as one's own.
- A synonym for pique is disrupt, meaning to interrupt or disturb an action or process.
- Nefarious and copious are antonyms, as nefarious means wicked or evil, while copious means abundant or plentiful.
Analogies
- BONA FIDE (genuine) is to actual as DE FACTO is to presumed or assumed.
Vocabulary
- A synonym for platitude is banality, referring to a trite or overly common expression.
- A group of Pochard (a type of duck) is called a covert.
Antonyms
- Nullify (to cancel or invalidate) and claim (to assert or demand something) are antonyms.
Vocabulary
- The odd one out among the given words is effort, as the others (condescend, adverse, polarize, and oppugn) all generally have negative connotations, whereas effort implies a positive or neutral action.
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