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SAT Vocab
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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. An act that breaks formal rules
aeon
solecism
tactile
progressive
2. Eager to please; agreeable
rusticate
err
proxy
complaisant
3. Impulsive; marked by sudden action or emotion
resurrect
attrition
doggerel
impetuous
4. Having to do with revelation or prophecy
apocalyptic
coronation
debacle
triennial
5. Stale; commonplace; worn out by overuse
trite
terse
solemnity
repugnant
6. To beseech or beg for fervently
implore
effervesce
blather
testatrix
7. Novice; young assistant
adumbrate
acculturation
solipsism
acolyte
8. Bitterly scathing; caustic; acidic
camaraderie
citadel
implicit
vitriolic
9. To display (oneself or a possession)
narcissistic
flaunt
coterie
pandemonium
10. Daily; occurring at daytime
diurnal
soothe
vicarious
dolorous
11. Decency - honesty - wholeness
tempest
virtuoso
vivid
integrity
12. To give praise to; glorify; acclaim
laud
bungler
debonair
nabob
13. Sitting
paroxysm
ruthless
funereal
sedentary
14. Indifferent ('cavalier attitude')
resurgence
bolster
assiduous
cavalier
15. To support
voluptuous
impious
bolster
germane
16. A powerful stream
laureate
torrent
lethargic
albatross
17. Intense or mad
retroactive
implausible
rabid
sovereignty
18. A sad and emotionally painful moment
calvary
precursor
martial
suppress
19. To flirt
envisage
ogle
largess
laudatory
20. Declare strongly
construe
arrogance
divulge
avouch
21. Examining oneself
sedulous
impalpable
soliloquy
introspective
22. Hiding place
abandon
cache
coruscate
paradox
23. Strongly asserting an opinion
dogmatic
magisterial
marionette
nonpareil
24. Something additional; an item to be added on
evasive
savor
efficacious
addendum
25. Wisdom
retort
daunting
obsolete
sagacity
26. To use gestures
alleviate
gesticulate
overhaul
nabob
27. By title only
tether
plutocracy
titular
retrospect
28. Worldly; ordinary; everyday
misogyny
grisly
juxtapose
mundane
29. Dull; commonplace (prose)
arbitrary
tenable
teetotaler
prosaic
30. Dangerously uncertain; insecure; lacking stability
logistics
precarious
fissure
charismatic
31. A fit of anger
vassal
accord
tantrum
bounty
32. Neglectful
testator
mundane
remiss
dorsal
33. Irritating
solace
exacerbating
precipice
fanciful
34. Wealth or success
interim
transpose
gustatory
prosperity
35. Disunite
obtuse
sever
fashion
vicissitudes
36. Immature; juvenile
incumbent
laud
puerile
tenable
37. Fair towards all parties involved
egalitarian
intrinsic
cherubic
expeditious
38. Disuse
inveterate
acerb
meddle
desuetude
39. Someone who does not drink alcohol under any circumstances
quell
jaunty
teetotaler
hoodwink
40. Less than honest; not straightforward
disingenuous
confederation
enthrall
utilitarian
41. Dried up - shriveled
obeisance
redress
parched
codify
42. False bravery
fluctuate
derision
vexation
bravado
43. Abandoned vessel; social outcast; negligent
gaudy
derelict
visage
commiserate
44. To bump or push - as in a crowd
jostle
conjecture
endemic
contravene
45. Outstanding; flagrantly incorrect or bad
egregious
ineffable
jocular
penurious
46. A model of perfection
paragon
palaver
veritable
sobriquet
47. Repair - making something new again
saturnine
paramount
renovation
abstemious
48. Complex and difficult to comprehend
craven
entity
plagiarism
abstruse
49. Proud and offensive self-esteem
plaudit
judge
jocular
arrogance
50. A word that sounds the same as another word
recapitulate
bipartisanship
homonym
lambent