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Chapter 8

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    SAT Vocabulary
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  • 1. During the intense debate, the two candidates held views that were described as ______, making any compromise nearly impossible. A) Replete B) Antipodal C) Autonomous D) Magnanimous
    B) Antipodal
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  • 2. The scholar spent decades compiling a massive ______ of 17th-century poetry to preserve the era's literary heritage. A) Vocation B) Contretemps C) Anthology D) Posterity
    C) Anthology
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  • 3. Despite the team's crushing defeat, the captain was ______ in his post-game interview, praising the opponent’s superior strategy. A) Dejected B) Autocratic C) Malignant D) Magnanimous
    D) Magnanimous
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  • 4. The company’s reputation was severely ______ after a whistleblower revealed they had been falsifying safety reports for years. A) Debased B) Exonerated C) Repleted D) Redefined
    A) Debased
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  • 5. After the sudden passing of the reclusive author, a ______ collection of her unfinished sketches was released to critical acclaim. A) Peripatetic B) Posthumous C) Defunct D) Disparate
    B) Posthumous
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  • 6. The manager’s ______ style of leadership—demanding total control over every minor detail—led to high turnover. A) Autonomous B) Degenerate C) Autocratic D) Vociferous
    C) Autocratic
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  • 7. While many viewed the old factory as a ______ relic, the city council saw it as a prime location for new lofts. A) Defunct B) Malignant C) Replete D) Antipodal
    A) Defunct
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  • 8. The witness's testimony was so full of ______ that the jury struggled to stay serious during his word choices. A) Contretemps B) Malapropisms C) Debilities D) Vocations
    B) Malapropisms
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  • 9. Because the regional office operated ______, it was able to adapt to local trends faster than its competitors. A) Autocratically B) Magnanimously C) Autonomously D) Peripatetically
    C) Autonomously
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  • 10. Environmentalists ______ the new legislation, arguing it would rapidly ______ the state's natural water reserves. A) Decried; Deplete B) Debunked; Defile C) Derided; Exonerate D) Deplored; Replete
    A) Decried; Deplete
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  • 11. After the scandal, the CEO found it impossible to ______ his image, even with a massive PR campaign. A) Debunk B) Defame C) Rehabilitate D) Degenerate
    C) Rehabilitate
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  • 12. The heavy rains caused the garden party to ______ into a chaotic scramble for the indoor patio. A) Debase B) Degenerate C) Deject D) Deplete
    B) Degenerate
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  • 13. A ______ person might feel deeply disheartened after failing to achieve a long-sought promotion. A) Disparate B) Dejected C) Defunct D) Peripatetic
    B) Dejected
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  • 14. The archeologist found the tomb ______ with ancient artifacts, many of which had never been documented. A) Replete B) Depleted C) Defunct D) Antipodal
    A) Replete
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  • 15. His ______ lifestyle meant he never stayed in one city for more than a month, always seeking new inspiration. A) Autocratic B) Peripatetic C) Posthumous D) Disparate
    B) Peripatetic
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  • 16. The defense attorney hoped the new DNA evidence would completely ______ her client of all charges. A) Decry B) Exonerate C) Debase D) Deride
    B) Exonerate
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