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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. A situation that sth is defeated easily and completely
magnify
integrity
writ
rout
2. Needing great effort and energy
strenuous
rhetoric
cynically
progenitor
3. To talk sb into gently
grin
coax
extolling
barge
4. Small and poor in quality
meager
benchmark
refute
feral
5. Not clear in a person's mind
unpalatable
humility
vague
hasty
6. Unpleasant and not easy to accept
embark on
preeminent
sole
unpalatable
7. Not define or certain because you may want to change it later; hesitant
prudence
monotonously
omit
tentative
8. To leave out
farce
feral
wax and wane
omit
9. Extremely dangerous or harmful and quick to have a n effect
clump
disseminate
droll
virulent
10. Sensible and careful when you make judgments and decisions - avoiding unnecessary risks
obsequious
exuberant
prudence
mundane
11. To establish sth very firmly so that it's very difficult to change
extolling
cognizant
entrench
reign over
12. To strongly criticize sb/sth that you think is wrong - illegal - etc.
provincial
reign over
spurious
denounce
13. To make it difficult for sth to continue in the normal way
frugal
disrupt
glum
distraught
14. To accept sth wrong or treat it as it is not serious
replicate
condone
dilution
aggravate
15. The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
penchant
bombastic
feign
integrity
16. To pretend to have a particular feeling
titillate
morale
bombastic
feign
17. (formal) to say in a will that you want sb to have your property - money - etc. after your die.
envision
salient
farce
bequeath
18. (spots) done very fast with great energy
sole
blistering
applicable
haste
19. Short fight between groups (clash=conflict)
pyromaniac
sole
rash
clash with
20. = mime; = farce
promiscuous
agnostic
pantomime
pseudonym
21. Not needed or useful
redundant
arbitrary
illuminate
indefatigable
22. (formal) knowledge or understanding of sth
perturbed
cognizant
delve into
vague
23. A cranky old person
elicited
curmudgeon
delve into
pretentious
24. A code that knights adopted in the late Middle Ages; requiring them to be brave - loyal and true to their word; they had to fight fairly in battle
egregious
upbraid
warily
chivalry
25. To suddenly cause sth bad to happen
precipitate
disrupt
farce
venerate
26. Only; single
resemble
sole
clump
prudence
27. (formal - disapproving) trying too hard to please sb - especially sb who is important
equivocal
obsequious
belligerent
formality
28. To make sb less angry about sth
placate
elicited
procure
feral
29. A person who gives money or other help to a person or an organization
benefactor
repulsed
denounce
promiscuous
30. To do or be better than sb/sth
surpass
undertake
grant
progenitor
31. To praise sb/sth very much
bombastic
humanitarian
extolling
founder
32. (formal - disapproving) speech or writing that is intended to influence people - but that is not completely honest or sincere
demolish
courtly
cyanide
rhetoric
33. To copy sth exactly
exemption
addendum
replicate
relish
34. The outer edge of a particular area
periphery
conceal
equivocal
pretentious
35. The quality of being completely honest
superfluous
scanty
precipitate
probity
36. To break under pressure
havoc
famished
jangle
shear
37. A man in the Middle Ages who promised to fight for and be loyal to a king or other powerful owner of land
prevalent
enact
vassal
timorous
38. To put your feet down noisily and heavily as you walk
spurious
arbitrary
clump
metes out
39. Extremely bad
grudgingly
entitle
instrumental
egregious
40. An important article in newspaper that express the editor's opinion
alias
editorial
reticent
relish
41. Very serious
fallacy
dexterous
dire
famished
42. Sad - quite and unhappy
condone
wistfully
venerate
glum
43. (man) to sing or play music to a woman of his love outside under the window
misconstrue
clump
precipitate
serenade
44. Unexpectedly amusing
droll
sturdy
unvarying
benefactor
45. Search inside sth
persistently
delve into
garrulous
ungainly
46. A person who commit the crime of setting fire
lethargy
integrity
arsonist
progenitor
47. Rule as emperor - king - or queen
reign over
multifarious
heirloom
verbose
48. Reveal a secret
divulge
venue
deprecate
innuendo
49. How serious - important - large sth is
extent
obtuse
divulge
candor
50. Very dry; having no or little rain
disseminate
applicable
arid
feral