Vocabulary Flashcards
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On the TAP, 'verbose' describes writing that is:
Answer: Using more words than necessary
'Verbose' means using an excessive number of words; wordy and unnecessarily long.
The prefix 'pre-' as in 'preview' or 'precaution' means:
Answer: Before
The prefix 'pre-' comes from Latin and means before; a preview comes before the main event.
On the TAP, the word 'tenacious' most closely means:
Answer: Persistent and determined
'Tenacious' describes someone who holds firmly to a goal and does not give up easily.
Which word is an antonym of 'exemplary' as tested on the TAP?
Answer: Substandard
'Exemplary' means serving as a model of excellence; 'substandard' means below an acceptable level — its opposite.
On the TAP Vocabulary section, the word 'concise' means:
Answer: Giving information clearly in few words
'Concise' means expressing information clearly and briefly without unnecessary words.
The word 'jurisdiction' on the TAP most closely means:
Answer: The official power to make legal decisions over an area
'Jurisdiction' refers to the official authority to make legal and judicial decisions within a defined area.
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