GED Exam (Correct Answers)
OpulentCorrect AnswersDeff: abundance, as of resources or goods; pleenty.
Syn: affluence
MimesisCorrect AnswersDeff: imitation or reproduction of the supposed words of
another, as in order to represent his or her character.
Syn: impersonation.
LanguidCorrect AnswersDeff: lacking in spirit or interest.
Syn: Listles.
AnomieCorrect AnswersDeff: a state or condition of individuals or society characterized
by a breakdown or absence of social norms and values, as in the case of uprooted
people.
Syn: Vacuum.
TenuousCorrect AnswersDeff: thin or slender in form, as a thread.
Syn: Ethereal.
SalutationCorrect AnswersDeff: the act of saluting.
Syn: Greeting.
MesmerizeCorrect AnswersDeff: to spellbind; fascinate.
Syn: Hypnotize.
PanoplyCorrect AnswersDeff: a wide-ranging and impressive array or dislpay.
Syn: Display.
SyntacticCorrect AnswersDeff: of or relating to syntax: syntactic errors in English.
Syn: grammatical.
UmbrageCorrect AnswersDeff: the slightest indication or vaguest feeling of suspicion,
doubt, hostility, or the like.
Syn: Resentment.
RaucusCorrect AnswersDeff: rowdy; disorderly.
Syn: Harsh.
ProsecutionCorrect AnswersDeff: the institution and carrying on of legal proceedings
against a person.
Syn: Trial.
MiasmaCorrect AnswersDeff: a dangerous, forebiding, or deathlike influence or germs
polluting the atmosphere.
Syn: Pollution.
ParagonCorrect AnswersDeff: a model or pattern of excellence or of a particular
excellence.
Syn: Prototype.
InnateCorrect AnswersDeff: inherent in essencial character of something.
Syn: Native
UrbanityCorrect AnswersDeff: the quality of being urbane; refined courtesy or
politeness; suavity.
Syn: Refinement.
EncounterCorrect AnswersDeff: to come upon or meet with, especially unexpectedly.
Syn: Meet.
BanalCorrect AnswersDeff: Devoid of freshness or originality; hackneyed; trite.
, Syn: Indifferent.
SmallCorrect AnswersDeff: of limited size; of comparatively restricted dimensions; not
big; little.
Syn: Little.
DiscoveredCorrect AnswersDeff: to see, get knowledge of, learn of, find, or find out;
gain sight or knowledge of (something previously unseen or unknown).
Syn: Found.
InformCorrect AnswersDeff: to give or impart knowledge of a fact or circumstance to.
Syn: Tell.
VariableCorrect AnswersDeff: apt or liable to vary or change; changeable.
Syn: Shifting.
CeaseCorrect AnswersDeff: to stop; discontinue.
Syn: Stop.
ImpairCorrect AnswersDeff: to make or cause to become worse; diminish in ability,
value, excellence, etc; weaken or damage.
Syn: Weaken.
RudimentCorrect AnswersDeff: the elements or first principles of a subject.
Syn: basic methods and procedures.
RudimentCorrect AnswersDeff: not prudent; lacking discretion; incautious; rash.
Syn: Reckless.
DissensionCorrect AnswersDeff: difference in sentiment or opinion; disagreement.
Syn: Friction.
DisconnectCorrect AnswersDeff: to serve or interrupt the connection of or between;
detach.
Syn: Separate.
InformCorrect AnswersDeff: The author seeks to present facts and data to explain a
subject, situation, or idea.
NarrateCorrect AnswersDeff: recount events chronologically that is, in the order in
which they happened.
Emotional AppealsCorrect AnswersDeff: based on fear, pity or getting you to "jump on
the band-wagon".
CasualityCorrect AnswersDeff: assertions that one thing caused another.
AuthorityCorrect AnswersDeff: testimonials from a recognized authority.
Exmaples or AnecdotesCorrect AnswersDeff: stories to demonstrate the "truth".
Data or StatisticsCorrect AnswersDeff: numerical data that have gathered or sampled.
FactsCorrect AnswersDeff: objective facts that can be tested or measured.
ValidCorrect AnswersDeff: convinsing.
PremisesCorrect AnswersDeff: assumptions.
EvidenceCorrect AnswersDeff: support that is given for the argument.
ConclusionCorrect AnswersDeff: a statement about something.
EntertainCorrect AnswersDeff: authors writing to entertain are trying to amuse or
interest their readers.
PersuadeCorrect AnswersDeff: the author seeks to change readers' minds, and the
passage includes the author's opinions, recommendations, or conclusions.
EngrossingCorrect AnswersDeff: capable of arousing and holding the attention.
Syn: interested, captivated.
OpulentCorrect AnswersDeff: abundance, as of resources or goods; pleenty.
Syn: affluence
MimesisCorrect AnswersDeff: imitation or reproduction of the supposed words of
another, as in order to represent his or her character.
Syn: impersonation.
LanguidCorrect AnswersDeff: lacking in spirit or interest.
Syn: Listles.
AnomieCorrect AnswersDeff: a state or condition of individuals or society characterized
by a breakdown or absence of social norms and values, as in the case of uprooted
people.
Syn: Vacuum.
TenuousCorrect AnswersDeff: thin or slender in form, as a thread.
Syn: Ethereal.
SalutationCorrect AnswersDeff: the act of saluting.
Syn: Greeting.
MesmerizeCorrect AnswersDeff: to spellbind; fascinate.
Syn: Hypnotize.
PanoplyCorrect AnswersDeff: a wide-ranging and impressive array or dislpay.
Syn: Display.
SyntacticCorrect AnswersDeff: of or relating to syntax: syntactic errors in English.
Syn: grammatical.
UmbrageCorrect AnswersDeff: the slightest indication or vaguest feeling of suspicion,
doubt, hostility, or the like.
Syn: Resentment.
RaucusCorrect AnswersDeff: rowdy; disorderly.
Syn: Harsh.
ProsecutionCorrect AnswersDeff: the institution and carrying on of legal proceedings
against a person.
Syn: Trial.
MiasmaCorrect AnswersDeff: a dangerous, forebiding, or deathlike influence or germs
polluting the atmosphere.
Syn: Pollution.
ParagonCorrect AnswersDeff: a model or pattern of excellence or of a particular
excellence.
Syn: Prototype.
InnateCorrect AnswersDeff: inherent in essencial character of something.
Syn: Native
UrbanityCorrect AnswersDeff: the quality of being urbane; refined courtesy or
politeness; suavity.
Syn: Refinement.
EncounterCorrect AnswersDeff: to come upon or meet with, especially unexpectedly.
Syn: Meet.
BanalCorrect AnswersDeff: Devoid of freshness or originality; hackneyed; trite.
, Syn: Indifferent.
SmallCorrect AnswersDeff: of limited size; of comparatively restricted dimensions; not
big; little.
Syn: Little.
DiscoveredCorrect AnswersDeff: to see, get knowledge of, learn of, find, or find out;
gain sight or knowledge of (something previously unseen or unknown).
Syn: Found.
InformCorrect AnswersDeff: to give or impart knowledge of a fact or circumstance to.
Syn: Tell.
VariableCorrect AnswersDeff: apt or liable to vary or change; changeable.
Syn: Shifting.
CeaseCorrect AnswersDeff: to stop; discontinue.
Syn: Stop.
ImpairCorrect AnswersDeff: to make or cause to become worse; diminish in ability,
value, excellence, etc; weaken or damage.
Syn: Weaken.
RudimentCorrect AnswersDeff: the elements or first principles of a subject.
Syn: basic methods and procedures.
RudimentCorrect AnswersDeff: not prudent; lacking discretion; incautious; rash.
Syn: Reckless.
DissensionCorrect AnswersDeff: difference in sentiment or opinion; disagreement.
Syn: Friction.
DisconnectCorrect AnswersDeff: to serve or interrupt the connection of or between;
detach.
Syn: Separate.
InformCorrect AnswersDeff: The author seeks to present facts and data to explain a
subject, situation, or idea.
NarrateCorrect AnswersDeff: recount events chronologically that is, in the order in
which they happened.
Emotional AppealsCorrect AnswersDeff: based on fear, pity or getting you to "jump on
the band-wagon".
CasualityCorrect AnswersDeff: assertions that one thing caused another.
AuthorityCorrect AnswersDeff: testimonials from a recognized authority.
Exmaples or AnecdotesCorrect AnswersDeff: stories to demonstrate the "truth".
Data or StatisticsCorrect AnswersDeff: numerical data that have gathered or sampled.
FactsCorrect AnswersDeff: objective facts that can be tested or measured.
ValidCorrect AnswersDeff: convinsing.
PremisesCorrect AnswersDeff: assumptions.
EvidenceCorrect AnswersDeff: support that is given for the argument.
ConclusionCorrect AnswersDeff: a statement about something.
EntertainCorrect AnswersDeff: authors writing to entertain are trying to amuse or
interest their readers.
PersuadeCorrect AnswersDeff: the author seeks to change readers' minds, and the
passage includes the author's opinions, recommendations, or conclusions.
EngrossingCorrect AnswersDeff: capable of arousing and holding the attention.
Syn: interested, captivated.
