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SAT Word Power
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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. New - original
resilient
novel
benign
wanton
2. Difficult to do - laborious
stymie
levity
deft
arduous
3. To open up a subject for discussion
listless
prosaic
broach
vie
4. Unselfish concern with the welfare of others
altruistic
ogle
diffuse
polemic
5. Extravagantly ornate - flamboyant - characterized by bold ornamentation
morose
baroque
futile
philanthropy
6. An outcast
furtive
pariah
laud
stratagem
7. Concise - brief - free of extra words
indigenous
steadfast
terse
banal
8. Commonplace - trite - unoriginal
discount
guile
banal
stymie
9. A precursor - an indication - one that foreshadows what is coming
eccentric
augment
harbinger
irreverent
10. Workable - capable of living and growing - able to succeed
terse
magnanimous
eccentric
viable
11. Good will towards all people - love of mankind - act of generosity
exacting
philanthropy
raucous
docile
12. To criticize or reprimand sharply
convey
expunge
rebuke
oligarchy
13. To deceive - to trick
dupe
surfeit
fortuitous
amnesty
14. Showy - self-important - make unjustifiable claims to excellence
pretentious
discerning
vestige
listless
15. Easily deceived
gullible
usurp
insipid
ogle
16. Disposition towards mercy - mildness
banal
legacy
clemency
liaison
17. To sparkle - to gleam - to be animated or brilliant
delineate
scintillate
inept
pedantic
18. Intense - forceful - marked by strong feeling
advocate
catharsis
vehement
unilateral
19. Sly - treacherous - having a gradual effect
grimace
insidious
destitute
eclectic
20. To gather and store away - to acquire by effort
quell
garner
ogle
depreciate
21. To arouse suddenly - to stimulate - spur to action
desecrate
foray
galvanize
osmosis
22. A powerful argument to defend a thesis
polemic
laconic
sardonic
advocate
23. To lie inactive - to stay in one place
tortuous
stagnate
nullify
martyr
24. Sluggish - laziness - indolence
vehement
sloth
eclectic
scintillate
25. Immoral - lewd - deliberate maliciousness - having no regard for others
rebuke
wanton
benediction
eulogize
26. Emotionally moving
clemency
poignant
insipid
vivacious
27. To forgive or free from blame
incessant
paucity
rescind
absolve
28. A principle - doctrine or belief held as so by a group
nominal
judicious
tenet
stagnate
29. Concise - clearly expressed with a few words
scintillate
stagnate
reprehensible
succinct
30. A person who takes advantage of opportunity with no regard for principle
trivial
benign
reciprocal
opportunist
31. Unimportant - insignificant
harbinger
indigent
pivotal
trivial
32. To make an ugly disapproving facial expression
banal
grimace
static
dormant
33. To repeal - cancel - render void
virulent
elucidate
egocentric
nullify
34. Conversational - used in informal speech
grovel
jargon
terse
colloquial
35. Believable
deft
callous
plausible
compatible
36. Exposure to danger - peril
intrepid
docile
jeopardy
marshal
37. Easily taught - submissive
stagnate
docile
homogeneous
enshroud
38. Clear - easily understood
incontrovertible
augment
efface
lucid
39. Fearless - having fortitude and endurance
destitute
intrepid
laconic
poignant
40. A tiny or insignificant amount - meager - scant
partition
paltry
stagnate
raucous
41. To show excessive affection - to be overly flattering in return for favor
diffuse
malaise
fawning
esoteric
42. Concerned with or appreciative of beauty
aesthetic
resilient
emissary
benediction
43. To support - or be in favor of
tirade
imperious
advocate
herald
44. An exclusive group
ebb
craven
clique
pivotal
45. To support with evidence
expedite
rescind
corroborate
caustic
46. A parody - an imitation that makes crude fun of something
dearth
imminent
travesty
galvanize
47. A rule or principle to guide conduct
enigma
robust
dupe
precept
48. Mutual - interchangeable - shared
gravity
obscure
indigent
reciprocal
49. A person with great enthusiasm for and commitment to a cause
opaque
zealot
polemic
exacting
50. To soothe - to appease with concessions
magnanimous
placate
guise
rebuff