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SAT Vocab - 2
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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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1. Provokes controversy
anachronism
Guile
Euphony
provocative
2. To break into opposing factions
affectation
impetus
polarize / divisive
Idyllic
3. A preference for something; an inclination
Hiatus
Destitute - Impoverished - Indigent
penchant / predilection
dispel
4. A liar; deceiver
deride
Ornate
Craven
dissembler / prevaricator
5. To put down with comtemptuous jeering
wry / droll
deride
ambivalent
recluse
6. Practical. sensible
extricate
acquiesce
pragmatic
Discomfited
7. The property of being prompt and efficient
Preclude
bowdlerize
chimerical
dispatch
8. Foul smelling
flag
Egalitarian
nebulous
malodorous
9. To surrender
Capitulate
Disheartening
Esoteric - Arcane
sarcastic / sardonic / snide
10. Uneasy; in a state of embarrassment
Complicity
Plastic - Malleable - Pliable
Pristine
Discomfited
11. A young genius
Cacophony
prodigy
enumerate
clandestine / surreptitious
12. A person with biased beliefs
partisan
Appeasement
anachronism
Garrulous - Verbose - Loquacious
13. Carefully attentive to detail; difficult to please
iconoclast
spartan
fastidious
Empirical
14. A small - moderate - or token amount
byzantine
plausible
expunge / excise / expurgate
modicum
15. To stop; frustrate
bowdlerize
thwart / stymie
autonomous
beneficiary
16. Out of reach; difficult to catch
prattle
Provisional
elusive
reprieve
17. Lacking liveliness - animation or interest; dull.
fastidious
vapid
Complicity
irreverent
18. Person who organizes a business/enterprise
laud / extol / tout / acclaim
Entrepreneur
juggernaut
insolvent
19. Framework or model of thought
Paradigm
Pertinent
modicum
nostalgia
20. Loud - harsh - grating - or shrill
Crystallize
Marginal - Peripheral
Pretext
strident
21. Very determined; unwavering
clairvoyant
Beleaguer
Indomitable - Resolute
Duplicitous
22. A general agreement
dispel
repudiate / recant / renounce
eccentric
Consensus
23. Immoral - debauched
Licentious
paradox
Lucrative
evocation
24. Very bold; daring
Appeasement
naïve / gullible / credulous
audacious
Unfettered
25. Great in depth of feeling - intellect or meaning
amalgam
indulgent
evocation
profundity
26. An inequality; an imbalance
disparity
Osmosis
benefactor
Eclectic
27. Lacking restraint; excessive
Unfettered
intemperate
reprehensible
Demarcation
28. Excessive and therefore lacking restraint
Extravagant
ambivalent
penchant / predilection
impeccable
29. Mysterious; baffling
fortitude
enigmatic / inscrutable
partisan
panache / verve / flamboyant
30. Believable
laud / extol / tout / acclaim
plausible
prospectus
Didactic
31. Not believable
profundity
Didactic
implausible
aloof
32. To bounce back
morose / despondent
resilient
Imperious
Euphony
33. Indicated by necessary connotation though not expressed directly
multiplicity
tacit
Ungainly
strident
34. Expressing excessive emotion in an unrestrained manner; gushing
Effusive
Profligate
covet
Underwrite
35. No longer in use
indulgent
Venerate - Revere
Censorious - Captious
obsolete / archaic / antiquated
36. The setting or marking of boundaries or limits
Demarcation
fleeting / ephemeral
clandestine / surreptitious
tenacious
37. To fall off in vigor - energy - activity - interest - etc
flag
Rampant
Discomfited
Avarice - Cupidity
38. Unsophisticated
pejorative
admonish
naïve / gullible / credulous
implausible
39. A preceding event
ambiguous
Perfunctory
tacit
antecedent / forerunner / precursor
40. The act of making good or compensating for a loss - damage - or injury
Munificent
pundit
Restitution
magnanimous
41. Dry humor
laconic / succint / terse
Pretext
partisan
wry / droll
42. Charmingly rural
bucolic / rustic / pastoral
Consternation
hilarity
Disingenuous
43. Critical point that marks a change in course or turning event
maverick
serendipity
Watershed
gratuitous
44. Not in the proper time period
ascetic
draconian
anachronism
Munificent
45. Hard to understand - impenetrably dense and obscure
Visceral
boon
Ignominious
Opaque
46. Boring and tiresome
futile
jaded
tedious
Execrable - Odious - Repugnant
47. A professional commentator
pundit
tawdry
Elan
decry
48. An eloquent writer or speaker
rhetorican
superficial
Execrable - Odious - Repugnant
Redolent
49. A very enthusiastic person
synergy
indifferent / apathetic
zealot
Imperious
50. Habitually late; tardy
implacable
Dilatory
chimerical
nadir