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SAT Vocab
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Subjects
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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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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. To proclaim or announce
impromptu
annunciate
wont
constellation
2. A poem about the country
pacifistic
eclogue
consortium
dissipate
3. Series; linking together
plutocracy
concatenation
corroborate
polyglot
4. Eagerness; promptness; willingness
acute
alacrity
panacea
pervasive
5. Dried up - shriveled
graceful
narcissistic
parched
belie
6. Overly sentimental
confluence
onus
maudlin
ribald
7. Feeling hate - disdain - or scorn.
contemptuous
fruition
ethnology
indispensable
8. To stare with open mouth
gape
aspersion
livid
quay
9. On one's back
badger
supine
gird
bucolic
10. Rude; brash
resilient
cant
impertinent
docile
11. The quality of pertaining to long ago
antiquity
sanguine
refulgent
overhaul
12. Scent; smell
propagate
retrogress
veracity
aroma
13. Head of a tribe or family
laudatory
bumptious
patriarch
decrepit
14. Indifference
quandary
malice
torpor
conflagration
15. Excessive
inordinate
fidelity
novice
harbinger
16. A harsh or inharmonious combination - especially of sounds
curative
equitable
dissonance
expurgate
17. Uncompromising; unyielding
intransigent
vindictive
raucous
sensationalism
18. Concentrated outpouring or volley ('barrage of questions')
didactic
bravado
palaver
barrage
19. Of various colors
dorsal
piebald
pliant
relevant
20. An office-holder
myriad
complaisant
incumbent
desideratum
21. Lazy as a way of life
indolent
vacillate
sporadic
prescience
22. Traveling
itinerant
greenhorn
nepotism
felicity
23. To lessen
jocund
abate
covert
combative
24. Foundation; underlying base
ingenious
infrastructure
tort
querulous
25. To clear from blame or suspicion
cleavage
transpire
vindicate
script
26. Failure to perform (a given duty)
delinquent
jingoist
reparation
nonfeasance
27. To plot; to conspire
bestow
quarantine
connive
hubris
28. To adapt - as to a purpose or an occasion; accommodate.
fashion
fir
virulent
deft
29. Worthless or in vain
complement
presage
imperative
nugatory
30. To satisfy fully
wane
satiate
unilateral
vivacious
31. A small quantity of measure
penultimate
feign
commendable
modicum
32. Pertaining to the city
concerted
chime
iconoclast
urban
33. A despotic ruler; a mean ruler
lustrous
autocrat
synchronize
bilateral
34. Being illegally married to two people simultaneously
coveted
covenant
bigamy
plethora
35. To free from blame or responsibility
absolve
fain
stigma
compassion
36. Irritable
serpentine
irascible
cupidity
conditional
37. An earnest request; plea
rapacious
caricature
entreaty
avian
38. Dangerous
largess
jocular
apocryphal
perilous
39. To remove guilt or responsibility from
grisly
exculpate
emissary
convergence
40. Changes in fortune
unremitting
enmity
taurine
vicissitudes
41. Opportunely; as an apt point
apropos
licentious
vicissitudes
expostulate
42. To support
prototype
bolster
commiserate
syllogism
43. Sluggish; unemotional
phlegmatic
deplete
dudgeon
usury
44. Final; decisive
counterfeit
vanquish
vehement
peremptory
45. A sad and emotionally painful moment
ambient
calvary
nomenclature
hermetic
46. Prone to quarrels or fights
pugnacious
dissolution
elusive
reprove
47. To affirm or assert again.
halcyon
censure
barbaric
reaffirm
48. To lie
maleficent
obliterate
recompense
prevaricate
49. To blend into a coherent single unit
amalgamate
tether
avouch
imparity
50. Someone with a big ego
foot
substantiate
braggart
overt