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SAT Vocab
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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. Stingy
niggardly
bulwark
ossified
veneer
2. To reverse
moribund
rescind
brash
solemnity
3. Remedy
redress
abate
pastoral
jurisprudence
4. Incomprehensible; difficult to decipher
parlance
priggishness
inscrutable
reverie
5. Shameful or disgraceful
ignominious
propitious
pugilist
convalescence
6. Common; relating to the common people
patriarch
ecclesiastical
superficial
plebeian
7. Emerging; coming into being
gregarious
nascent
congenial
marshy
8. Physical or intellectual vigor; energy
vitality
adjure
providence
surfeit
9. Changeable (as in interest)
bedraggled
avouch
sanctity
fickle
10. Longing
discern
conjure
decipher
wistful
11. To set apart from outside influence ('the jury was
orifice
confrontation
sequester
synthesis
12. Sharp perception
edify
perspicacity
machination
myopic
13. Someone who studies data
analyst
symmetry
rudimentary
pertinacity
14. Desired
demur
interment
redoubtable
coveted
15. Passionate
demagogue
amorous
transmute
transpose
16. Accidental discoveries
montage
juxtapose
anesthetic
serendipity
17. To calm down
deride (adj. derisive)
pacify
carrion
necrology
18. Fantastic - wild fancies
homage
chimerical
clump
mellifluous
19. To use gestures
gesticulate
induce
distraught
opulent
20. A crowd of people - an assembly
congregation
invective
therapeutic
iniquity
21. Whim; eccentricity
idiosyncrasy
reticent
avant-garde
upstage
22. Injustice; immoral action
counterfeit
arbitrary
moot
iniquity
23. Person who complies with accepted rules and customs
veracity
conformist
monochromatic
rostrum
24. Rumor designed to deceive the public
hoax
hilarious
indoctrinate
esoteric
25. Overly emotional or sentimental
gossamer
gibberish
wither
mawkish
26. 1. cheerful; confident; hopeful; optimistic 2. red
ogle
confluence
sanguine
apprise
27. To eat in a greedy - ravenous manner
gormandize
unwonted
lamentable
incisive
28. Exaggeratedly emotional or sentimental; histrionic
globular
chivalrous
chagrin
melodramatic
29. Explanation resulting from a careful study of facts
aeon
temporal
pejorative
diagnosis
30. Extra - more than enough - redundant; unnecessary
gaudy
superfluous
precocious
reverie
31. Nimble; bending easily
aggravate
lithe
advocate
timorous
32. Lacking adult maturity or experience; immature
callow
rebuttal
supple
convince
33. Humor; lack of seriousness
levity
distraught
engender
reconciliation
34. One that furnishes provisions - especially food
purveyor
absolve
ulterior
erode
35. Pertaining to the country
pastoral
apt
inception
candid
36. Dividing - creating differences
feign
monochromatic
tether
divisive
37. Stubborn
doggerel
inveterate
sacerdotal
refractory
38. Quickly fading - fleeting - short-lived - esp. an image
noxious
permeate
evanescent
deduce
39. Assert
vanquish
aver
credence
dearth
40. A poem about the country
apostate
invigorate
sobriquet
eclogue
41. Capable of being felt or touched; tangible
palpable
perfidy
ignoble
rancorous
42. Outstanding
intercession
sedentary
intransigent
exemplary
43. Deserved
gauche
voluble
propinquity
condign
44. Supreme
paramount
imperative
abhor
verbose
45. Faithless - disloyal - untrustworthy
perfidious
subjugate
translucent
sagacity
46. Something that reduces tension
embark
hierarchy
relaxant
scurrilous
47. Stamp collector
philatelist
eclogue
resurgence
iniquitous
48. Haggard; ghastly pale
querulous
gauntlet
banish
cadaverous
49. To cause
amity
engender
transient
accessory
50. To exclude or banish
garrulous
gloat
ostracize
misanthrope