AP LIT: Second Quarter Review Flashcards

1
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Antonym of voluntary:

shared
infrequent
unnecessary
disloyal
required

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required

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Antonym of confiscate:

reveal
promote
estimate
give back
turn down

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give back

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Antonym of chaos:

energy
cordiality
organization
short distance
sufficient quantity

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organization

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4
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Antonym of monotony:

reverence
variation
importance
activity
inclusiveness

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variation

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5
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Antonym of abridge:

amuse
empower
indulge
convict
expand

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expand

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Antonym of defile:

purify
make contented
rally
overlook
instill

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purify

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Antonym of spurn:

view secretly
receive affectionately
relieve
insert
revert

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receive affectionately

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8
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Antonym of debility:

vitality
circularity
conformity
spontaneity
elasticity

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vitality

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9
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Antonym of aberration:

neutral opinion
successful endeavor
silent encouragement
typical occurrence
lengthy document

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typical occurrence

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10
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Antonym of revile:

curtail
squander
sadden
improve
praise

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praise

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Lucille Clifton’s work has not received widespread recognition, but her poems have always been admired by a few ___ critics who ___ the subtle richness of her material.

receptive, ignore
greedy, publicize
crude, value
perceptive, appreciate
prestigious, ridicule

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perceptive, appreciate

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12
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For native speakers, successfully expressing complex thoughts in everyday speech is almost ___ ; however, for even the intermediate student learning the same language, this process requires conscious effort and often has ___ results.

effortless, infallible
innocuous, imposing
instinctive, unpredictable
purposeless, coherent
involuntary, unequivocal

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instinctive, unpredictable

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13
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The president never quarreled; in fact, his dislike of ___ often caused him to ___ his genuine feelings whenever he faced opposition.

conversation, assert
hostility, intensify
impudence, justify
misrepresentation, suppress
contention, stifle

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contention, stifle

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14
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This play is often described as a drama of ___ situations: a system of mirrors in which the same basic problem is reflected tragically, pathetically, ironically, and grotesquely

inimical
extraneous
pragmatic
analogous
droll

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analogous

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15
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scale: weight

pinnacle : height
speedometer : car
lamp : electricity
ruler : length
thread : stitch

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ruler: length

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16
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HUTCH : RABBIT

barn : hay
sty : sow
dairy : cow
refuge : wildlife
field : corn

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sty : sow

16
Q

recording : sound

photograph : image
iron : magnet
radio : airwave
telephone : voice
glass : reflection

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photograph: image

17
Q

COSMOGRAPHER : UNIVERSE

cartographer : map
oceanographer : sea
astronaut : space
seismologist : tremor
chronicler : time

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oceanographer : sea

18
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artisan : trade

carpenter : wood
athlete : sport
acrobat : agility
boxer : opponent
customer : service

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athlete : sport

19
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IDIOSYNCRASY : TEMPERAMENT

mannerism : behavior
normality : quirk
phobia : fear
distinction : achievement
affability : personality

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mannerism : behavior

20
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PREAMBLE : CONSTITUTION

article : confederation
overture : opera
amendment : bill
scene : play
preface : author

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overture : opera

21
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ALLAY : ANXIETY

warn : concern
capitulate : defeat
soothe : flattery
exacerbate : injury
mollify : anger

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mollify : anger

22
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POEM : ANTHOLOGY

lyric : melody
drama : stage
painting : gallery
story : saga
ballet : choreographe

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painting : gallery

23
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INDELIBLE : PERMANENCE

united : individuality
qualified : employment
unavoidable : toleration
inconsistent : compatibility
flimsy : tenuousness

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flimsy : tenuousness