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SAT Vocab
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sat
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english
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vocabulary
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Something additional; an item to be added on
addendum
diabolic
misconstrue
voluble
2. A stimulus
impetus
bulwark
impede
anathema
3. To reverse or change the position of
subservient
covetous
transpose
prodigy
4. A dummy of a hated person
effigy
rostrum
prodigious
convergence
5. To atone for sin
egregious
supercilious
comport
expiate
6. Lecture
haughty
discourse
detergent
abstinence
7. Coarsely stupid
hoodwink
symbiotic
crass
subservient
8. To issue authoritative decrees
redoubtable
parched
serendipity
pontificate
9. A desirable thing
desideratum
orthography
palaver
emolument
10. Outlaw; to prohibit
supine
tactile
rapport
proscribe
11. Something misleading or deceiving
demur
propagate
delusion
promulgation
12. The meantime ('in the interim')
prototype
blithe
interim
maniacal
13. Someone who presides over a discussion
toothsome
dogmatic
moderator
thespian
14. 1. cheerful; confident; hopeful; optimistic 2. red
renovation
sanguine
consanguineous
promulgate
15. Workable
largess
prerogative
feasible
longevity
16. Prosperous
terse
affluent
acculturation
orthography
17. Enormous
expendable
discredit
gargantuan
wanton
18. Unimportant - trivial
quarantine
comely
inconsequential
essay
19. Waver
fallow
profuse
decorous
fluctuate
20. Worn out - as by old age; past its prime
abjure
querulous
discern
decrepit
21. A sad and emotionally painful moment
overhaul
calvary
fissure
pastoral
22. 1) uncalled-for 2) given or granted without charge
philistine
gratuitous
canard
somatic
23. To supply notice to.
headstrong
apprise
raze
interim
24. To obtain
bogus
meticulous
procure
vicarious
25. Relating to public debate
thespian
longevity
pungent
forensic
26. Motionless
complacent
incorporeal
trepidation
inert
27. To denounce loudly or forcefully
sovereignty
burlesque
salivate
fulminate
28. Sociable
ascetic
inherent
blandishment
gregarious
29. Secret
ulterior
interpret
eradicate
incessant
30. To scold severely
drab
berate
inveterate
prurient
31. Rosy
demarcate
braggart
rescind
rubicund
32. To intrude into other people's affairs or business; interfere
bereaved
meddle
itinerant
iniquity
33. Occurring after death
fallow
pervasive
interim
posthumous
34. To humiliate; to practice self-denial
bilk
mortify
procrastinate
diurnal
35. Related by blood; of common lineage
chime
vapid
consanguineous
abortive
36. Worldly; ordinary; everyday
mundane
harbinger
hirsute
interim
37. To instill (learning) by means of repetition or instruction
defer
inculcate
pliant
vivid
38. A search for the purpose of gaining information
meticulous
obnoxious
reconnaissance
interim
39. Sneering; bitter or sarcastic ('a sardonic laugh')
fallacy
ogle
sardonic
befuddle
40. Ignorant; unenlightened
cardinal
citadel
spurious
benighted
41. Lying down
recumbent
poignant
cite
portentous
42. Stately; majestic
narcissistic
salivate
august
retrospect
43. Unusually advanced or talented at an early age
conducive
precocious
inarticulate
titillate
44. A church ritual
perjure
lacerate
prosperity
liturgy
45. Stupid or silly
onus
taurine
asinine
complement
46. Dark
bland
tenebrous
torrent
pandemonium
47. Reluctant; disinclined
incorrigible
laggardly
utilitarian
averse
48. Title or name
compress
appellation
ejaculate
hour
49. To imprison
incarcerate
senile
inhibit
perverse
50. Capable of being maintained
perpetuate
tenable
watershed
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