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SAT Word Power Harder
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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 massive - unstoppable object
nonplus
itinerant
juggernaut
husbandry
2. To deny - to speak or act against
gainsay
omnivorous
abrogate
compunction
3. Honesty - uprightness
sangfroid
adumbrate
plebeian
probity
4. Environment - surroundings
trice
venerate
repartee
milieu
5. Turmoil
sturm and drang
determinism
cavil
accouterments
6. To enroll - most particularly in college
libation
matriculate
irascible
covet
7. Not capable of being appeased or mollified
implacable
foment
oscillate
phantasm
8. To rip up by the roots - to abolish - to annihilate
extirpate
cavil
antipodal
myopia
9. To quibble - to raise trivial objections
cavil
antipodal
scotch
foment
10. A language used by a particular population that differs from standard speech
homeopathy
patois
adjure
nascent
11. A cave explorer
pregnant
spelunker
desiccate
feral
12. Damning - extremely critical - disgraceful
opprobrious
remuneration
penury
maudlin
13. To behave
striated
opprobrious
deleterious
comport
14. Abandonment of a loyalty or religion
usury
bandy
apostasy
evanescent
15. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
endemic
sally
prepossess
mirthful
16. Showing favoritism to friends or family - as in granting positions in jobs or politics
antipodal
covet
moribund
nepotism
17. To stain or soil (commonly as to reputation)
viscosity
besmirch
sturm and drang
implacable
18. A weariness - listlessness - a state of lethargy
leitmotif
implacable
lassitude
ascetic
19. Sweetly flowing
privation
mellifluous
erudite
circumlocution
20. Protection - patronage
desiccate
trice
aegis
exigent
21. To cause to be preoccupied - to influence - positively - in advance
sally
prurient
savant
prepossess
22. In title only
diurnal
titular
lassitude
behemoth
23. Lofty praise - eulogistic writing
truculent
panegyric
petulant
hidebound
24. A secret meeting - a tryst - or something assigned
profligate
assignation
largess
bilious
25. Fashionable - trendy - aristocratic
feral
slatternly
tony
rarefied
26. The period between two successive governments - a pause in a continuing series
obdurate
interregnum
impugn
sagacious
27. Native - belonging to a specific region
phantasm
forswear
zephyr
endemic
28. A eulogy or expression of high praise
largess
encomium
provenance
redoubtable
29. The judicious use of resources - livestock farming
recalcitrant
portent
imbroglio
husbandry
30. One who adheres strictly to rules
petulant
martinet
recondite
chicanery
31. Nearsightedness - lacking foresight
myopia
recalcitrant
ersatz
ascetic
32. To discern - to see something - to catch sight of
scotch
patois
homeopathy
descry
33. One who is continually breaking the law
scofflaw
myopia
brook
syllogism
34. Hostile - aggressive - savage
scotch
impervious
truculent
salubrious
35. Marked with thin lines or grooves
foment
oeuvre
husbandry
striated
36. Something or someone loathed or intensely disliked
anathema
opus
peregrination
prurient
37. Vulgar or indecent language
evanescent
ribald
venerate
adumbrate
38. A beginner - a novice
neophyte
spate
interregnum
noisome
39. To punish - chastise - criticize severely
calumny
capricious
castigate
bivouac
40. To put to flight - to scatter - to cause a huge defeat
impugn
shibboleth
flagellate
rout
41. To confuse - deceive
scofflaw
insouciant
discomfit
effete
42. A small group that rules a country after a coup d'etat
junta
cataclysm
bowdlerize
desiccate
43. Eating or absorbing everything - feeding on both animal and vegetable substances
scofflaw
omnivorous
sine qua non
supercilious
44. Heading - title - category
rubric
leitmotif
undulate
accouterments
45. A pouring of a liquid for a religious ceremony - a drink
dilettante
libation
feral
scotch
46. Faithless - untrustworthy
wizened
perfidious
philistine
reticent
47. Harmful
patina
repartee
macerate
deleterious
48. Calm - indifferent - not easily aroused
encomium
timorous
anomie
phlegmatic
49. Bad breath
rout
halitosis
bacchanal
concomitant
50. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
conflagration
opus
bumptious
interregnum