SSAT PT 2-5

Question 1

Amiable

Answer 1

Friendly

Question 2

Seer

Answer 2

Prophet; profound knowledge

Question 3

Scalawag

Answer 3

Rogue

Question 4

Accolade

Answer 4

Praise

Question 5

Congenital

Answer 5

inborn

Question 6

Bastion

Answer 6

Stronghold

Question 7

Detest

Answer 7

Hate

Question 8

Rationale

Answer 8

Justification

Question 9

Amend

Answer 9

Improve

Question 10

Endeavor

Answer 10

Attempt

Question 11

Apparition

Answer 11

Ghost

Question 12

Throng

Answer 12

Crowd

Question 13

Feign

Answer 13

Pretend

Question 14

Chide

Answer 14

Scold; Rebuke

Question 15

Quash

Answer 15

Suppress

Question 16

Dwindle

Answer 16

Shrink

Question 17

Cleft

Answer 17

Split

Question 18

Convalesce

Answer 18

Recover after illness

Question 19

Tumult

Answer 19

Uproar

Question 20

Confer

Answer 20

Bestow

Question 21

Magistrate

Answer 21

Judge

Question 22

Destitute

Answer 22

Not having; without necessities

Question 23

Somber

Answer 23

Gloomy

Question 24

Bolster

Answer 24

Support

Question 25

Motif

Answer 25

Theme

Question 26

Incorrigible

Answer 26

Unmanageable

Question 27

Petulant

Answer 27

Irritable

Question 28

Banal

Answer 28

Commonplace

Question 29

Comprise

Answer 29

Contain

Question 30

Fiasco

Answer 30

Failure

Question 31

Debilitate

Answer 31

Weaken

Question 32

Solace

Answer 32

comfort

Question 33

Salvage

Answer 33

save

Question 34

Incensed

Answer 34

Furious

Question 35

Imperative

Answer 35

Necessary

Question 36

Precipice

Answer 36

a very steep rock face or cliff, especially a tall one.

Question 37

Facsimile

Answer 37

Exact copy

Question 38

Expendable

Answer 38

Unnecessary

Question 39

Portent

Answer 39

a sign or warning that something, especially something momentous or calamitous, is likely to happen.

Question 40

Pallid

Answer 40

(of a person’s face) pale, typically because of poor health.

Question 41

Profusion

Answer 41

an abundance or large quantity of something.

Question 42

Cogent

Answer 42

clear, logical, and convincing.