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SAT Critical Reading Vocab
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Subjects
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Sad - quite and unhappy
glum
ungainly
haste
acerbic
2. An animal or a plant of parents from different species
morale
aggravate
exuberant
hybrid
3. Never changing
unvarying
benchmark
discreet
topography
4. A person who can't control himself to set fire on things
amorous
blistering
assortment
pyromaniac
5. Not important or serious; not worth considering
trivial
reapportion
repulsed
annex
6. To leave out
omit
wistfully
instrumental
egregious
7. To agree to give sb what they ask for especially formal or legal permission to do sth
lambaste
grant
subsidize
periphery
8. Happiness - fun and the sound of people laughing
bout
pretentious
mirth
incensed
9. The stopping of sth; giving birth to baby by taking them out of the mother through a surgery
prevalent
cessation
insinuate
conglomeration
10. False - although seeming to be genuine
beguile
addendum
offbeat
spurious
11. Starving
famished
benchmark
farce
redundant
12. (formal) to say in a will that you want sb to have your property - money - etc. after your die.
ascetic
bequeath
rejoinder
monetary
13. Reveal a secret
prevalent
compile
extolling
divulge
14. Only; single
phenomenon
garrulous
sole
blatant
15. A person living in a country that's not their own
reticent
expatriate
misconstrue
coax
16. To punish by officially kick sb out of a Christian Church
excommunicate
subvert
unvarying
shear
17. A false idea many people believe to be true; a logic false in thinking about sth
fallacy
flimsy
egregious
incentive
18. (disapproving) trying to appear important - intelligent - etc - in order to impress other people
premonition
pretentious
fallacy
retelling
19. Very disappointing
embark on
surpass
misnomer
lamentable
20. To move away sth
humanitarian
displace
denounce
clump
21. In syncopated rhythm the strong beats are made weak and the weak beats are made strong
salutary
syncopated
lofty
belligerent
22. Violent and brutal
coax
viciously
thwart
exterminate
23. Small and poor in quality
glum
meager
liberator
curmudgeon
24. A natural or artificial lake that keeps water before it is taken by pipes to houses - etc.
viciously
reservoir
repulsed
rarefy
25. A person who believe it is not possible to know whether God exists or not
meager
plummet
lofty
agnostic
26. To obtain - especially with difficulty
conjecture
benign
procure
explicitly
27. Revoke; to sate that a law - contract - decision - etc. is no longer valid
premonition
rescind
procure
warily
28. A fake name of a criminal or actor
alias
prudence
subtle
deplete
29. Very high (loft=attic)
elicited
prudence
lofty
venerate
30. Careful when dealing with sb/sth because you think that there may be a danger or problem
precarious
benchmark
warily
formality
31. A cranky old person
reign over
acerbic
rout
curmudgeon
32. To keep people - animals or plants alive and healthy by food - etc.
aggravate
egregious
nourish
syncopated
33. Not seeming to be based on a reason - system or plan and sometimes seeming unfair
fidelity
arbitrary
clash with
integrity
34. A gradual decline of sth
condone
spurious
erosion
exterminate
35. (formal - approving) never giving up or getting tired of doing st
writ
indefatigable
metes out
glowing
36. (of actions that are considered bad) done in an obvious and open way without caring if people are shocked
repulsed
blatant
phenomenon
alias
37. Clear and easy to understand
probity
explicitly
alias
chivalry
38. That can be said to be true in the case of sb/sth
thwart
rash
preeminent
applicable
39. Not enough
prevalent
scanty
flimsy
reluctant
40. To try hard not to show your feelings
chock back
arid
strenuous
vassal
41. Extremely upset and anxious so that you can't think clearly
able-bodied
cede
obtuse
distraught
42. (formal) knowledge or understanding of sth
excommunicate
strenuous
rubric
cognizant
43. A sign that shows that sth is going to happen - often bad
demolish
harbinger
embark
virulent
44. Not showing much emotion or interest; remaining always the same and not reacting or changing
monetary
stolid
innuendo
mementos
45. A political situation in which people are angry and likely to pretest or fight
agnostic
patriarchal
unrest
incensed
46. Regulated
aggravate
prescribed
infectious
monetary
47. Showing sexual desire and love towards sb
agnostic
amorous
thwart
dreary
48. (disapproving) to be slow and unwilling to understand sth
exuberant
obtuse
totter
altruistic
49. To put your feet down noisily and heavily as you walk
clump
viciously
illuminate
vetiver
50. Connected with money
displace
monetary
dreary
insinuate