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SAT Critical Reading Vocab
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. A legal document from a court of order
reticent
dexterous
extent
writ
2. (formal) to form an opinion about sth even though you do not have much information on it
prevalent
conjecture
condone
havoc
3. To try hard not to show your feelings
cessation
compile
chock back
totter
4. Sensible and careful when you make judgments and decisions - avoiding unnecessary risks
prudence
grudgingly
glowing
omit
5. Happiness - fun and the sound of people laughing
mirth
repulsed
meager
benchmark
6. Understood or experienced by only a small group of people who share a particular area of knowledge on or activity
morale
repudiate
rarefy
wane
7. The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
integrity
humanitarian
sumptuous
resemble
8. Connected with money
bustling
monetary
effusive
entreat
9. Tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general
indefatigable
refute
conventional
subvert
10. Lonely and unhappy
havoc
proponent
forlorn
reign over
11. (of actions that are considered bad) done in an obvious and open way without caring if people are shocked
rubric
blatant
bestow
salient
12. (literary) to increase then decrease in strength - importance - etc. over a period of time
ungainly
integrity
wax and wane
salient
13. Very dry; having no or little rain
prompt
arid
sumptuous
divulge
14. To produce a book - list - report - etc. by bringing together different items - articles - songs - etc.
compile
shear
addendum
concession
15. A person who believe it is not possible to know whether God exists or not
agnostic
entrench
refute
dexterous
16. Full of people moving around in a busy way
scanty
bustling
probity
thwart
17. To pretend to have a particular feeling
rail at
frugal
indigenous
feign
18. Title or set of instructions of book or exam
rubric
dexterous
captive
jangle
19. A code that knights adopted in the late Middle Ages; requiring them to be brave - loyal and true to their word; they had to fight fairly in battle
dexterous
viable
delve into
chivalry
20. To agree to give sb what they ask for especially formal or legal permission to do sth
blistering
vague
replicate
grant
21. To make sth smaller or weak
virulent
unvarying
diminish
placate
22. Allocate - distribute - or apportion anew
compartmentalize
phenomenon
reapportion
repulsed
23. Having long arms and legs and moving in and awkward way
captive
eradication
lanky
multifarious
24. Common - widespread
alias
rhetoric
condone
prevalent
25. Additional information
patriarchal
distraught
addendum
arid
26. That can be done; that will be successful (= feasible); (biology) capable of developing and surviving independently
lethargy
prudence
viable
niche
27. Dirty of any kind
grudgingly
exterminate
mementos
captive
28. Not enough
scanty
monetary
timorous
subtle
29. Ancestor
progenitor
egregious
exemption
hierarchical
30. A gradual decline of sth
rash
clash with
deficit
erosion
31. Only; single
feign
barge
sole
liberator
32. Very important in making sth to happen
instrumental
alias
superfluous
innuendo
33. The main bottom part of a ship that goes in the water
arid
vetiver
hull
trivial
34. Organized of levels from high to low in a society
thwart
deplete
hierarchical
rejoinder
35. A reply - especially a quick critical or amusing
rejoinder
cynically
famished
pseudonym
36. A person who gives money or other help to a person or an organization
warily
plummet
benefactor
captive
37. To refuse - reject in a proud way
spurn
virulent
erosion
courtly
38. A special liking for sth
spurn
misnomer
jangle
penchant
39. Narrow-minded
conventional
entitle
provincial
reign over
40. False - although seeming to be genuine
altruistic
obsequious
spurious
vexed
41. Something that encourages you to do sth
chivalry
dexterous
hull
incentive
42. To make sth bigger - louder - stronger
sumptuous
magnify
exemption
shear
43. To spread information - knowledge - etc - so that it reaches many people
trivial
innuendo
disseminate
ghastly
44. (formal - disapproving) using or containing more words than are neede
verbose
genial
multifarious
resemble
45. To be worried and anxious
ammunition
curt
reservoir
perturbed
46. To make sb decide to do sth; to cause sth to happen
prompt
conventional
lamentable
precarious
47. Extremely polite and full of respect - especially in an old-fashioned way
courtly
totter
persistently
dire
48. Badly made and not strong enough for the purpose for which it is used
rejoinder
leaden
cessation
flimsy
49. Hurried - especially when this has bad results
subvert
hasty
voluminous
deficit
50. A political situation in which people are angry and likely to pretest or fight
candor
unrest
premonition
denounce