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SAT SAT Meaning by word 282

SAT SAT Meaning by word 282

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Q1

adj. colloquial?

a

faultfinding

b

designed to excite love

c

pertaining or peculiar to common speech as distinguished from literary

d

being the only one of its kind

Q2

adj. undue

a

more than sufficient

b

tolerable

c

approachable

d

of or pertaining to the act of calling

Q3

adj. legislative

a

brave

b

that makes or enacts laws

c

appropriate

d

done as an experiment

Q4

adj. plebeian

a

good and kind of heart

b

common

c

pertaining to supernatural things or to another life

d

of no avail or effect

Q5

adj. unaccountable

a

possessing a brave or chivalrous spirit

b

inexplicable

c

more desirable than others

d

based on or growing out of divine revelation

Q6

adj. bass

a

ambiguous

b

showing impatience or ill temper on little provocation

c

low in tone or compass

d

eating with greediness or in very large quantities

Q7

n. man-eater

a

a cannibal; femme fatale

b

the act or process of change

c

belief in God

d

that to which general interest or attention is directed

Q8

adj. austere?

a

severely simple; unadorned

b

relating to the correcting or preventing of deformity

c

straight up and down

d

pertaining to or appearing like fat

Q9

adj. preposterous

a

utterly ridiculous or absurd

b

smooth and pleasant in manner

c

capable of being disjoined or divided

d

flushed with red

Q10

adj. oblique

a

cross-bred

b

irreligious

c

slanting; said of lines

d

concise, compressed and abrupt in act or expression

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