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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. To make evident by showing
furtive
esoteric
manifest
winsome
2. An object associated with a saint - something that remains from the past
urbane
feign
relic
deft
3. Disrespectful - gently or humorously mocking
embellish
homogeneous
irreverent
prolific
4. Exposure to danger - peril
wanton
catharsis
enigma
jeopardy
5. Making sense - organized and logical
coherent
ogle
egocentric
augment
6. Cowardly
craven
relic
obliterate
chronic
7. (adj.) invigorating; (v.) to prepare
bracing
circumspect
caustic
winsome
8. Drawn from many sources
extol
enshroud
eclectic
peruse
9. Non-conventional - a little kooky
emulate
eccentric
pariah
incontrovertible
10. A precursor - an indication - one that foreshadows what is coming
depreciate
harbinger
emigrate
moot
11. To deduct - to disregard
spurious
discount
depreciate
allusion
12. Careless - remiss
enigma
negligent
tryst
waver
13. An initial venture - to raid in search of plunder
imperious
foray
banal
wanton
14. Keenly perceptive - shrewd
fortuitous
discerning
imminent
diva
15. Boringly scholarly - academic in mode
pedantic
respite
unilateral
colloquial
16. To erase - to rub away the features - to obscure
efface
blithe
prudent
table
17. An opera singer - prima donna - a temperamental - conceited person
allusion
colloquial
permeate
diva
18. A tiny or insignificant amount - meager - scant
incessant
paltry
relic
insipid
19. Determination - a state of being convinced
static
conviction
negligent
obviate
20. An immense indefinite number - multitude
succinct
myriad
cursory
abridge
21. A denunciation - a biting speech
imperious
diatribe
spurious
junction
22. To study - to read over leisurely
peruse
stratagem
efface
quixotic
23. To cause to stand motionless with awe or other intense emotion
resplendent
magnanimous
paucity
transfix
24. The act of blaming or condemning
callous
pedantic
censure
judicious
25. New - original
imperious
bracing
relic
novel
26. Present but not visible or apparent - dormant - potential
callous
latent
relic
tenuous
27. On one side alone
indigenous
stymie
unilateral
tonic
28. A puzzle - a baffling situation - something obscure
zenith
winsome
enigma
nuance
29. To criticize severely
depravity
chastise
dupe
travesty
30. To mourn - to express regret
lament
foray
caustic
undermine
31. Disdainful - scornfully mocking
forfeit
sardonic
catharsis
judicious
32. To refill - to supply once more
egocentric
efface
replenish
aggrandize
33. Delicacy of workmanship - subtlety - skillful maneuvering
stagnate
didactic
grovel
finesse
34. To cancel - to repeal
exorbitant
rescind
expedite
jeopardy
35. Crucial - something around which things turn
waver
incipient
pivotal
heresy
36. Stationary - not changing or moving
static
dearth
egregious
enigma
37. Limited in outlook - narrow in ideas
reciprocal
banal
gullible
provincial
38. Disposition towards mercy - mildness
opaque
anomalous
quintessential
clemency
39. To arouse suddenly - to stimulate - spur to action
depreciate
galvanize
rebuff
relic
40. Gradual or subtle absorption - an unconscious process of absorption
insidious
aesthetic
osmosis
capitulate
41. Brief in speech - using very few words
lucid
enshroud
grovel
laconic
42. To describe or picture in words - to detail
censure
anomalous
ogle
delineate
43. An outcast
immutable
cache
pariah
fidelity
44. A powerful argument to defend a thesis
advocate
gratuitous
polemic
tonic
45. To brag publicly - to praise highly
wanton
legacy
tout
laud
46. To deceive - to have false illusions
winsome
delude
undermine
placate
47. To sparkle - to gleam - to be animated or brilliant
indigent
galvanize
blithe
scintillate
48. A rule or principle to guide conduct
precept
circumspect
abysmal
martyr
49. To praise - to applaud - to extol
austere
absolve
morose
laud
50. A messenger or representative - an agent
emissary
bracing
penchant
gamut