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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. A subtle distinction - a slight difference in definition
depreciate
nuance
caustic
capitulate
2. To seize wrongfully
gullible
sloth
scintillate
usurp
3. Yearning - sad longing - a gentle desire
anomalous
wistful
plausible
odious
4. Not disputable - not open to question
incontrovertible
candor
homage
vie
5. Extravagantly ornate - flamboyant - characterized by bold ornamentation
pique
baroque
blithe
incontrovertible
6. To snub - to refuse in a blunt or rude way
copious
rebuff
permeate
succinct
7. Brief - without much attention to detail
coherent
forfeit
cursory
convey
8. Mutual - interchangeable - shared
coalesce
usurp
reciprocal
forfeit
9. To bungle - to foul up
vilify
botch
emissary
indigenous
10. Non-conventional - a little kooky
eccentric
table
pedantic
opaque
11. Pleasantly old-fashioned - picturesque
benediction
saccharine
expedite
quaint
12. A dividing wall - a division
partition
cache
broach
spurious
13. Similar - of the same kind - uniform in nature
quixotic
relegate
homogeneous
penchant
14. A specialized vocabulary of a group - an obscure language
depravity
incipient
jargon
obscure
15. Sympathy - attraction - kinship
novel
bulwark
affinity
facade
16. An evil reputation borne of a criminal act - a reputation for evil deeds
odious
infamy
trite
tirade
17. A secret meeting of lovers
exacerbate
hiatus
depreciate
tryst
18. To decline - to recede
table
ebb
baroque
mercenary
19. To eject - to banish - to expel
fodder
table
oust
overture
20. Clearly stated - precisely shown
enigma
viable
rustic
explicit
21. Showing indifference to pain - apathetic
stoic
forfeit
prosaic
quaint
22. To add to - to exaggerate - garnish - ornament
embellish
vapid
capitulate
baroque
23. An outcast
pique
pariah
lucid
animosity
24. To come together as one - to fuse or unite
acquiesce
coalesce
tenet
gullible
25. To mourn - to express regret
lament
poignant
moot
tryst
26. To beg persistently - to degrade oneself
docile
grovel
baroque
nullify
27. To defame - to slander - to blacken the character of
infamy
convey
conviction
vilify
28. Strong and healthy - vigorous
eccentric
penchant
quaint
robust
29. Good will towards all people - love of mankind - act of generosity
jargon
philanthropy
odious
lament
30. A state of being faithful - loyal
fidelity
exacerbate
compatible
exacting
31. Limited in outlook - narrow in ideas
intrepid
discount
provincial
pious
32. Extravagant - exceeding what is usual
begrudge
emigrate
blanch
exorbitant
33. Insignificant - unimportant
guise
engaging
hubris
immaterial
34. To blot out leaving no traces - to destroy
relegate
laud
obliterate
malaise
35. Determination - a state of being convinced
conviction
aggrandize
clemency
infamy
36. A parody - an imitation that makes crude fun of something
egocentric
travesty
infamy
incipient
37. To make impossible - to shut out - to bar
gamut
circumspect
preclude
craven
38. Loyal - faithful
poignant
paltry
steadfast
immaterial
39. Sluggish - laziness - indolence
lax
sloth
stymie
capitulate
40. Crucial - something around which things turn
pivotal
marshal
emissary
grimace
41. Showy - self-important - make unjustifiable claims to excellence
tentative
benediction
preclude
pretentious
42. To support - or be in favor of
aesthetic
mercenary
advocate
poignant
43. Arrogantly assertive - positive about unproven ideas
hiatus
dogmatic
caustic
compatible
44. An immense indefinite number - multitude
myriad
explicit
exacerbate
morose
45. To criticize severely
chastise
dearth
zenith
expunge
46. Reverence - respect - an expression of high regard
vapid
homage
eclectic
paucity
47. A place of meeting or joining - a linkup
terse
junction
martyr
expunge
48. Abundance - excessive amount
nominal
imperious
surfeit
manifest
49. A shortage
dearth
nomadic
digress
precept
50. Strong or fixed dislike - a feeling of repugnance
aversion
censure
obscure
caustic