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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. Outstanding; greatest in importance or degree or significance or achievement
ungainly
preeminent
chock back
nourish
2. To make sb decide to do sth; to cause sth to happen
compartmentalize
salutary
enthrall with
prompt
3. To have pity on sth you want to have that you used to have
feign
upbraid
vague
wistfully
4. Not needed or useful
confront
redundant
rash
retelling
5. The complete destruction of every trace of something
conjecture
fauna
eradication
hinges on
6. A fact or an event in nature or society - especially one that is not fully understand
humanitarian
notion
incentive
phenomenon
7. Believing that everything happened for selfish reasons; being selfish when doing things
blatant
clash with
inept
cynically
8. Never changing
inept
hasty
rarefy
unvarying
9. To accept sth wrong or treat it as it is not serious
notion
extolling
belligerent
condone
10. To enjoy or desire much
coax
relish
scanty
niche
11. To reduce sth by a large amount so that there's not enough left
dexterous
grant
deplete
chock back
12. Very expensive and looking very impressive
founder
precarious
sumptuous
arbitrary
13. Skill with your hands; skilfully done
conceal
metes out
prescribed
dexterous
14. Not noticeable or obvious
precipitate
subtle
refute
cyanide
15. Careful when dealing with sb/sth because you think that there may be a danger or problem
prompt
warily
founder
incensed
16. To punish by officially kick sb out of a Christian Church
obtuse
excommunicate
compile
reapportion
17. To put your feet down noisily and heavily as you walk
wax
periphery
totter
clump
18. A match of boxing/wrestling
wax
undertake
bout
embark
19. A person who helps in criminal incidents
fidelity
exemption
accomplice
jangle
20. They physical feature of an area of land - especially the position of its mountains - rivers - etc.
rash
topography
serenade
morale
21. Living wild - especially after escaping from life as a pet or on a farm
retelling
feral
confront
condone
22. = mime; = farce
extolling
subtle
pantomime
wistfully
23. A funny play for the theater based on ridiculous and unlikely situation and events
rejoinder
farce
salient
excommunicate
24. Not important or serious; not worth considering
multifarious
periphery
trivial
genial
25. (formal) to start to do sth new or difficult
replicate
embark on
indigenous
compile
26. To have foretold vision
erosion
envision
explicitly
patriarchal
27. That can be done; that will be successful (= feasible); (biology) capable of developing and surviving independently
viable
alias
assortment
grin
28. Not wise or sensible
mournful
mercenary
imprudence
extent
29. St that can be measured and used as a standard that other things can be compared with
plummet
serenade
benchmark
scanty
30. To get info or reaction - especially with difficulty
dire
entrench
metes out
elicited
31. To make it difficult for sth to continue in the normal way
clump
disrupt
accomplice
arid
32. Never changing therefore boring
monotonously
mundane
ration
placid
33. That can be said to be true in the case of sb/sth
applicable
discreet
refute
erosion
34. An indirect remark about sb/sth - usually suggesting sth bad or rude.
eradication
convoluted
innuendo
probity
35. Tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general
sturdy
lamentable
catalogue
conventional
36. Physically strong and healthy
mime
metes out
able-bodied
rash
37. To look like or be similar to another person or thing
impetus
resemble
retelling
strenuous
38. Plunge
placid
wax and wane
plummet
exemption
39. A performance using gestures and body movements without words
replicate
mime
accomplice
unrest
40. A false idea many people believe to be true; a logic false in thinking about sth
bout
humility
fallacy
cynically
41. (formal) to shine light on sth; = clarify; = light up
criteria
illuminate
wane
feign
42. The fact of caring about the needs and happiness of other people more than your own
dreary
unrest
altruistic
viscous
43. To take control of a country - region - etc - especially by force
unvarying
garrulous
annex
viciously
44. Something that encourage a process or activity
inept
impetus
exterminate
aggravate
45. A fake name of a criminal or actor
alias
wane
expatriate
prompt
46. (formal) knowledge or understanding of sth
ration
cognizant
premonition
enthrall with
47. undermine -> to make sth - especially sb's confidence or authority - gradually weaker or less effective
frugal
subvert
persistently
incensed
48. Focus more on function than other qualities
obsequious
utilitarian
erosion
misnomer
49. (formal - disapproving) trying too hard to please sb - especially sb who is important
equivocal
fallacy
lambaste
obsequious
50. Rule d and controlled by men
lambaste
patriarchal
deficit
hierarchical