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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. Shameful wickedness - evil - depravity
incipient
turpitude
fodder
elucidate
2. Extremely bad - flagrant
opportunist
convey
digress
egregious
3. Happily - lighthearted - joyful
absolve
blithe
tirade
jaunt
4. Not disputable - not open to question
incontrovertible
caustic
diffuse
explicit
5. To praise - to applaud - to extol
genteel
garner
laud
exorbitant
6. To stare at in a disrespectful way
infamy
ogle
reprove
temperance
7. A long difficult journey marked by changes in fortune
dogmatic
odyssey
moot
trite
8. To compete - to contest
reciprocal
fluke
vie
allusion
9. A government in which the power is in the hands of only a few
finesse
judicious
oligarchy
intrepid
10. To step down from a position of power
relegate
abdicate
volatile
dormant
11. One who suffers for a cause - a person who sacrifices for a principle
heresy
martyr
resplendent
relegate
12. To lessen in value - to belittle
abridge
depreciate
precept
efface
13. Commonplace - trite - unoriginal
indigent
imperious
ogle
banal
14. Stationary - not changing or moving
grovel
egocentric
abysmal
static
15. To grow strong - to grow abundantly - to thrive or prosper - to make broad and sweeping gestures
flourish
engaging
jaunt
cache
16. Dull - unimaginative - lacking excitement
furtive
infamy
discerning
prosaic
17. The principal front of a building - a false appearance
diva
gratuitous
saccharine
facade
18. To surrender - to stop resisting
myriad
quintessential
pique
capitulate
19. To make an ugly disapproving facial expression
emulate
incessant
grimace
provincial
20. Limited in outlook - narrow in ideas
provincial
prosaic
sloth
pique
21. Respect - courtesy
scanty
aggrandize
deference
virulent
22. Difficult to do - laborious
obliterate
arduous
nomadic
tout
23. Disposition towards mercy - mildness
vestige
clemency
bracing
censure
24. A precursor - an indication - one that foreshadows what is coming
quintessential
harbinger
vilify
impotent
25. Difficult to see through - unclear - dark
nomadic
opaque
placate
exacerbate
26. Extravagant - exceeding what is usual
virulent
ebb
exorbitant
diffuse
27. The remains of something that no longer exists
vestige
tentative
diffuse
eulogize
28. A place of meeting or joining - a linkup
pious
capitulate
cache
junction
29. Very poor - totally lacking
destitute
indigent
discount
homage
30. False - fake - not genuine
pious
abridge
unilateral
spurious
31. The most perfect example of
trivial
genteel
tentative
quintessential
32. To erase - to strike out
odious
delude
copious
expunge
33. Lack of seriousness - frivolity
blithe
levity
eulogize
turpitude
34. Gentle - not harmful - kind
benign
juxtapose
botch
colloquial
35. An evil reputation borne of a criminal act - a reputation for evil deeds
paucity
baroque
novel
infamy
36. To make great
aggrandize
inept
cursory
gravity
37. Brief - without much attention to detail
cursory
homage
impotent
fidelity
38. Immoral - lewd - deliberate maliciousness - having no regard for others
wanton
hiatus
travesty
obscure
39. Brilliant - gloriously bright
resplendent
wanton
karma
unilateral
40. Refined - polite - aristocratic
genteel
enshroud
trivial
magnanimous
41. To dismiss to a less prominent position - to banish
relegate
surmise
agenda
augment
42. To give up something as a penalty for some error or crime
circumspect
inept
paucity
forfeit
43. To defame - to slander - to blacken the character of
palatable
dearth
vilify
chronic
44. A chance event - a coincidence - a stroke of luck
fluke
exalt
dogmatic
undermine
45. To support - or be in favor of
replenish
advocate
strident
vestige
46. To snub - to refuse in a blunt or rude way
scintillate
rebuff
wistful
herald
47. An interval of rest - a temporary delay
resplendent
respite
banal
intrepid
48. To remove from consideration
tortuous
jeopardy
table
scintillate
49. An exclusive group
philanthropy
diatribe
finesse
clique
50. An object associated with a saint - something that remains from the past
futile
paucity
relic
didactic