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Equanimity: (CSS-2024)
A. Astonishment
B. Displeased
C. Agitation
D. Tranquility
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Equanimity means calmness; agitation is its opposite (Merriam-Webster).
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Vitriolic: (CSS-2024)
A. Bitter
B. Graceful
C. Anxious
D. Amiable
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Vitriolic means bitter or caustic; amiable (friendly) is the opposite (Oxford Dictionary).
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Insouciant: (CSS-2024)
A. Carefree
B. Angry
C. Agree
D. Dull
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Insouciant means carefree; angry is a contextually appropriate opposite (MerriamWebster).
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Vituperate: (CSS-2024)
A. Praise
B. Indifferent
C. Agree
D. Berate
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Vituperate means to criticize harshly; praise is its opposite (Oxford Dictionary).
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Turpitude: (CSS-2024)
A. Passion
B. Happiness
C. Virtue
D. Corruption
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Turpitude means moral wickedness; its opposite is virtue (Merriam-Webster).
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Quiescent: (CSS-2024)
A. Active
B. Dormant
C. Pensive
D. Thoughtful
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Quiescent means inactive or dormant (Oxford Dictionary). Vocabulary: Antonyms (Q47–Q52)
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Histrionic: (CSS-2024)
A. Happy
B. Dramatic
C. Joyous
D. Subdued
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Histrionic means overly theatrical or dramatic (Merriam-Webster).
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Penurious: (CSS-2024)
A. Generous
B. Impoverished
C. False
D. Fabricated
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Penurious means extremely poor (Oxford Dictionary).
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Effervescent: (CSS-2024)
A. Quick
B. Lively
C. Compassionate
D. Quiet
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Effervescent means lively or bubbly (Merriam-Webster).
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Obstreperous: (CSS-2024)
A. Angry
B. Noisy
C. Saddened
D. Shy
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Obstreperous means noisy or difficult to control (Oxford Dictionary).
