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SAT Word Groups
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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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1. Pacify/Satisfy
dauntless
aspersion
intractable
satiate
2. Timid/timidity
gaucherie
sidle
noisome
recreant
3. Equal: fair
emulate
gainsay
equity
Fledgling
4. Criticize/criticism: assail by words
quotidian
consanguine
indubitable
impugn
5. Gaps/Openings: opening by splitting
bombastic
opprobrium
macabre
rift
6. Nag: to plead
ascertain
opprobrium
vacillate
remonstrate
7. Bad Mood: Eaisly angered
occlued
irascible
recalcitrant
Terse
8. Harmful
inimical
conjugal
fetter
lambaste
9. Funny:
spartan
adulterate
auspice
facetious
10. Assist
sonorous
Ancillary
harmonious
vituperate
11. Death/ Mourning: death
macabre
millennium
lament
demise
12. Pleasant-Sounding
simulated
Callow
fetter
melodious
13. Hardhearted (unmerciful; pitiless): diffcult
philanthropic
rift
asperity
antithetic
14. Gaps/Openings: gap or lacuna
iconoclast
intransigent
hiatus
curt
15. Not a straight line: round about
exacerbate
archaic
craven
ciruitous
16. Overblown/ Wordy:
sordid
Precipiate
dither
bombastic
17. Funny: a humor riducule
accolade
adulterate
conjugal
raillery
18. Forgive: free from guilt
exculpate
tyrannical
demise
discomfort
19. Withdrawal/Retreat: renounce
knell
epigram
renege
loquacious
20. Hardhearted (unmerciful; pitiless): scathing
iconoclast
cadaver
rapacious
vitriolic
21. Beginning/Young: to begin to grow
Burgeoning
sinuous
Petulant
gibe
22. Harmful; full of menancing influence
bromide
mercurial
recidivism
baleful
23. Criticize/criticism: false injury of good reputation
ambulatory
defamation
novitiate
noxious
24. Falsehood: give false appearance
dissemble
Inchoate
Syllabus
melodious
25. Insincere: insincerely lavish
rescind
Dilettante
sardonic
fulsome
26. Boring: dull
erroneous
timorous
pedestrian
spurious
27. Withdrawal/Retreat: moving backward
epigram
retrograde
eloquent
decamp
28. Hostile: cruel
peregrination
morose
truculent
intransigent
29. Disgusting/Offensive: causing annoyance
putrid
rebarbative
abortive
prosaic
30. Pacify/Satisfy: appease
Munificent
placate
injurious
feigned
31. Stubborn: improper
untoward
rhetoric
depraved
remonstrate
32. Biting (as in wit or temperament): Harsh temper
Neophyte
abstain
acerbic
ribald
33. Prevent/Obstruct
dogmatic
indisputable
discomfort
rescind
34. Wisdom
aggrandize
vituperation
epigram
pithy
35. Prevent/Obstruct
inhibit
lament
impede
anachronism
36. Harsh-Sounding:
laconic
dissonant
expatiate
libidinous
37. Harsh-Sounding
Compendium
cacophony
truism
chagrin
38. Falsehood: crafty deception
guile
obsitnate
quiescent
Proselyte
39. Not a straight line: move sideways
Stalwart
sidle
exonerate
garrulous
40. Favoring/ Not impartial: fervor passion
ardor/ ardent
venal
salubrious
Cursory
41. Time/Duration/Order: alteration btwn day and night condition
irascible
diurnal
turgid
obscure
42. Timid/timidity
rebarbative
indubitable
pusillanimous
Stalwart
43. Family: person who kill his or her brother
obviate
iniquity
fratricide
baleful
44. Disgusting/Offensive: hateful
sincere
fell
odious
beneficial
45. Poor: lacking food
irascible
melodious
indigent
truculent
46. Copy: predecessor
facetious
pithy
quintessence
precursor
47. Unusual: act of deviating from the norm
apothegm
aberration
discrete
beneficial
48. Luck: marvelous
Impetuous
portentous
perfidious
disingenuous
49. Beginning/Young: beginning to exist
prolix
sonorous
incipient
rue
50. Hatred: opposite force
Bilious
fey
candor/candid
anatagonism