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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 reply - especially a quick critical or amusing
obsequious
rejoinder
ascetic
reign over
2. Having a good effect on sb/sth - though often seeming unpleasant
salutary
indefatigable
elicited
grudgingly
3. A mix of different things found together
haste
conglomeration
pyromaniac
divulge
4. Ancestor
lethargy
progenitor
farce
totter
5. Needing great effort and energy
leaden
strenuous
magnify
penchant
6. Beg; seriously asking for
misnomer
entreat
havoc
egregious
7. Speed in doing sth - especially because you do not have enough time
rescind
jangle
entrench
haste
8. Very expensive and looking very impressive
cynically
sumptuous
founder
ascetic
9. Talking a lot - especially about unimportant things
wane
farce
deplete
garrulous
10. A man in the Middle Ages who promised to fight for and be loyal to a king or other powerful owner of land
inept
vassal
blatant
innuendo
11. False - although seeming to be genuine
spurious
exterminate
imprudence
instrumental
12. To accept sth wrong or treat it as it is not serious
magnify
condone
mementos
fidelity
13. Extremely dangerous or harmful and quick to have a n effect
misconstrue
hull
virulent
insinuate
14. Rude because sth done quickly or using very few words
repudiate
barge
havoc
curt
15. Official of not to do/pay what you normally have to
dilution
verbose
exemption
shear
16. The fact of caring about the needs and happiness of other people more than your own
unrest
reticent
bequeath
altruistic
17. (of the moon) to seem to get gradually bigger until its full form is visible
totter
wax
droll
venerate
18. A cranky old person
omit
rout
alias
curmudgeon
19. (formal) to prove that sth is wrong; to say that sth is not true or fair
assortment
relinquish
refute
indefatigable
20. A natural or artificial lake that keeps water before it is taken by pipes to houses - etc.
divulge
wane
reservoir
distraught
21. Strong and not easily damaged
reluctant
writ
sturdy
displace
22. Most important and noticeable
mirth
salient
humanitarian
prevalent
23. To make sth weaker
relish
offbeat
dilution
dire
24. The outer edge of a particular area
lethargy
heirloom
periphery
wane
25. Unpleasant and not easy to accept
utilitarian
unpalatable
subsidize
addendum
26. A bad sense of something will happen
prompt
bestow
premonition
effusive
27. St that can be measured and used as a standard that other things can be compared with
repudiate
entreat
conceal
benchmark
28. (adj.) a problem that is difficult to deal wit
aggravate
compile
vexed
conventional
29. To have foretold vision
sumptuous
benefactor
envision
famished
30. The continuous firing of a large amour of guns in a particular direction
serenade
lambaste
altruistic
barrage
31. Being lack of variety
monotony
impetus
genial
dreary
32. Never changing therefore boring
multifarious
precarious
monotonously
spurious
33. The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
dilution
integrity
proponent
clash with
34. The quality of being loyal to sb/sth
exemption
jangle
fidelity
dearth
35. To spread information - knowledge - etc - so that it reaches many people
syncopated
disseminate
conglomeration
vassal
36. Not noticeable or obvious
subtle
relish
sturdy
ammunition
37. The main bottom part of a ship that goes in the water
elicited
aggravate
hull
redundant
38. To try hard not to show your feelings
chock back
extent
blistering
rarefy
39. A gradual decline of sth
excommunicate
erosion
instrumental
hull
40. = mime; = farce
timorous
mundane
exuberant
pantomime
41. Concerned with making people live better
effusive
pantomime
humanitarian
rhetoric
42. A false idea many people believe to be true; a logic false in thinking about sth
perturbed
infectious
sodden
fallacy
43. Incompetent; not having the skill
repudiate
inept
feign
frugal
44. Supply of bullets
exemption
beguile
ammunition
periphery
45. To agree to give sb what they ask for especially formal or legal permission to do sth
coax
lofty
grant
unvarying
46. To smile widely
grin
pseudonym
timorous
seedy
47. Lonely and unhappy
omit
mercenary
wistfully
forlorn
48. Very high (loft=attic)
shear
lofty
viscous
integrity
49. A situation of destruction - damage and confusion
metes out
displace
wax
havoc
50. Supporter
timorous
wistfully
proponent
conventional