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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. To level to the ground; demolish
acolyte
digress
hilarity
raze
2. Detached; reserved
Convivial
aloof
Obstreperous
Discordant
3. Filled with errors; wrong
irreverent
Perfunctory
erroneous
pragmatic
4. A disloyal person
Unprecedented
renegade
Profligate
Burgeon
5. Policy of granting concessions to maintain peace
ambivalent
Contiguous
Perfidious
Appeasement
6. Corrupt - dishonest - open to bribery
Disheartening
itinerant
Venal
denounce
7. Language that is bitterly hostile or hateful
modicum
Chicanery
Virulent
zealot
8. An irresistible force
bowdlerize
juggernaut
naïve / gullible / credulous
aesthetic
9. To hold back one's thoughts and feelings
reticent
Obstreperous
Marginal - Peripheral
Accord
10. Hard to understand - impenetrably dense and obscure
Myriad
Indisputable
tumultuous
Opaque
11. To divide a district so as to give one side an advantage
gerrymander
naïve / gullible / credulous
Pertinent
Coerce
12. The setting or marking of boundaries or limits
resurgent
Demarcation
Redolent
Noxious
13. The property of being prompt and efficient
dispatch
specious
mendacious
felicitous
14. Great vigor and energy - dash
panache / verve / flamboyant
Consternation
misanthrope
multiplicity
15. To put down with comtemptuous jeering
Timorous
Triumvirate
deride
prudent
16. To electrify; to stir into action
Underwrite
byzantine
galvanize
convoluted
17. Very stubborn - defiant
recalcitrant / obdurate
Provincial - Parochial - Insular
Interloper
Perfunctory
18. Moderate in eating and drinking
digress
abstemious
Compunction - Contrition - Remorse - Penitence
naïve / gullible / credulous
19. A seeming contradiction that expresses a truth
Provisional
paradox
fortitude
glacial
20. Producing a sensation of touch
tactile
Opaque
charlatan
gratuitous
21. To free from blame
intemperate
vindicate
Osmosis
Oblivious
22. Lacking restraint; excessive
Discomfited
redundant
Lucrative
intemperate
23. Trait peculiar to individual
veracity
sarcastic / sardonic / snide
Idiosyncrasy
fortitude
24. Agreeable; marked by a pleasing personality
innocuous
Complaisant
fortuitous
intrepid / undaunted
25. Tending to give instruction or advice; inclined to teach others too much; containing a political/moral lesson
aesthetic
Didactic
Solicitous
Protean
26. Praise; applaud
Taciturn
laud / extol / tout / acclaim
Petulant
myopic
27. An office or position that provides an income for little/ no work
Sinecure
tactile
recluse
tenacious
28. Marked by inactivity OR in a state of quiet repose
irreverent
Consensus
Quiescent
vindicate
29. Feelings of sincere and deep regret
indignant
rejuvenate
Compunction - Contrition - Remorse - Penitence
Craven
30. Behaving in an obsequious manner
clandestine / surreptitious
Fawn
vacillate
pundit
31. A general agreement
conjecture / supposition
dimunitive
Consensus
Accord
32. To compensate - to make payment for - to pay a person
Flotsam
Solicitous
aloof
Remunerate
33. A young genius
Unfettered
prodigy
quixotic
tacit
34. Easily noticed
juggernaut
conspicuous
Moribund
draconian
35. To surrender
fleeting / ephemeral
Capitulate
Eschew
Truculent - Pugnacious - Belligerent
36. Sharing an edge or boundary - or touching
fortitude
distend
Contiguous
Triumvirate
37. An inequality; an imbalance
Fawn
disparity
extirpate
Beleaguer
38. Intentionally unclear or ambiguous; duplicitous; obscuring one's meaning - often in response to a question (unequivocal - equivocate)
Histrionic - Overwrought
equivocal
exhort
Contiguous
39. Signs/ omens that something important or calamitous is about to occur
Incredulous
diffident
Harbinger - Portent - Presage
chimerical
40. Sharp; clear; clever; keen; perceptive; discriminating; astute
raze
Consensus
incisive
wry / droll
41. Poor; penniless; not affluent
impecunious
extricate
affable / amiable / genial / gregarious
Paradigm
42. Characterized by or suffering from dizziness; having vertigo
morbid
Vertiginous
indigenous / endemic
nostalgia
43. Showy; intended to attract notice; pretentious
prudent
Ostentatious
Obdurate - Intransigent
Parsimonious
44. To strongly encourage
Remunerate
Florid
exhort
Sanguine
45. Promptly obedient - submissive - marked by or exhibiting fawning
Proliferate
jovial and jocular
renovate
Obsequious
46. A person with biased beliefs
Ignominious
fleeting / ephemeral
Vertiginous
partisan
47. Fickle; constantly shifting moods
copious
capricious / mercurial
fastidious
Depreciation
48. To obtain or get by care - effort - or the use of special means
procure
Venal
Hiatus
resilient
49. A group or association of three leaders
intrepid / undaunted
Triumvirate
Watershed
equivocal
50. Pretentious; filled with excessive self-importance
capricious / mercurial
pompous
Ameliorate
innovator