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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. Practical. sensible
indigenous / endemic
laconic / succint / terse
pragmatic
voracious / ravenous
2. Derisive mocking comments
copious
iconoclast
aesthetic
sarcastic / sardonic / snide
3. Having the ring of truth or plausibility but actually false.
repudiate / recant / renounce
specious
Appeasement
evocation
4. Excessively sentimental
maudlin
Nonplus - Confounded
neophyte / novice / greenhorn
temperate
5. Favoring social equality - believing in an equal society
martinet
Parsimonious
Egalitarian
vacillate
6. Unsophisticated
naïve / gullible / credulous
irreverent
bane
Accord
7. To ease; relieve; lessen
mitigate / mollify / assuage / alleviate
Imperious
implausible
repudiate / recant / renounce
8. Insightful - perceptive
extricate
audacious
Perspicacious - Prescient - Discerning
fleeting / ephemeral
9. A similarity or likeness
analogy / analagous
Dessicated
irreverent
Unfettered
10. Charmingly rural
resilient
bucolic / rustic / pastoral
automation
strident
11. A beginner
neophyte / novice / greenhorn
Pretext
circumscribe
trite / hackneyed / pedestrian / platitudinous / banal / insipid
12. Extremely wicked; vile
abstemious
nefarious
convoluted
Discomfited
13. Seeker of pleasure
denounce
jovial and jocular
ambivalent
hedonist
14. Not open to question
odoriferous
Indisputable
incontrovertible
trivial / minutiae
15. To strongly desire; to crave
covet
Ignominious
insolvent
Lambaste
16. To bounce back
Discomfited
resilient
tedious
dearth / paucity
17. A statement universally accepted as true - a maxim
Aphorism - Axiom
wry / droll
Interloper
subtle
18. Intellectual rather than emotional
Cerebral
Contiguous
Ungainly
laud / extol / tout / acclaim
19. Harmful - injurious to physical - mental - or moral health
insurmountable
Noxious
upbraid / reproach / castigate
Licentious
20. A morally unprincipled person
bungler
dispel
dispatch
reprobate
21. Flowery in style - very ornate
Florid
jovial and jocular
prudent
Protean
22. Signs/ omens that something important or calamitous is about to occur
sonorous
renegade
unconventional / unorthodox
Harbinger - Portent - Presage
23. A person who receives benefits
Avarice - Cupidity
boorish / uncouth / crass
Elucidate
beneficiary
24. To break into opposing factions
Dessicated
austerity
polarize / divisive
Entrepreneur
25. Very calm; quiet
trivial / minutiae
Disingenuous
placid / serence
Conundrum
26. Agent that provokes or triggers change
Catalyst
fortuitous
repudiate / recant / renounce
Guile
27. To surrender
Discomfited
procure
Capitulate
Dilatory
28. To give something back
denounce
relinquish
specious
Empirical
29. Dry humor
Burgeon
Unfettered
aloof
wry / droll
30. Any respite or temporary relief.
specious
evocation
reprieve
Nonplus - Confounded
31. A person who uses intuition to see into the future; a seer
Venerate - Revere
vapid
Euphony
clairvoyant
32. Abstaining from the enforcement of a right; the act of refraining from acting on a desire or impulse
Moribund
Forbearance
dispel
Nonplus - Confounded
33. Plain; simple
Flummox
Guile
Glut - Plethora - Surfeit
spartan
34. Peevish - irritable
tumultuous
Lambaste
Petulant
Blithe
35. Humiliating - shameful - disgraceful
Discomfited
charlatan
Harbinger - Portent - Presage
Ignominious
36. To put down with comtemptuous jeering
Flummox
deride
Florid
mendacious
37. Enforced economy
austerity
Cerebral
Provisional
extirpate
38. Unreasonable expensive
Chagrin
admonish
exorbitant
Disenfranchise
39. A person who acts in a mechanical fashion; a mindless follower
admonish
anguish
serendipity
automation
40. Very productive
Excoriating - Scathing
Craven
Prolific
Aplomb
41. A ruler or other person with unlimited authority
altruistic
Nuance
Autocrat - Despot
Juxtaposition
42. Circular and therefore indirect
Vituperative
digress
nadir
circuitous
43. Detestable; repulsive; extremely bad
Esoteric - Arcane
Execrable - Odious - Repugnant
Depreciation
Gestate
44. Relevant - to the point
Pertinent
byzantine
audacious
veracity
45. A gradual almost imperceptible change
trite / hackneyed / pedestrian / platitudinous / banal / insipid
Perspicacious - Prescient - Discerning
Juxtapose
subtle
46. An imaginative recreation
innocuous
evocation
Chicanery
raconteur
47. Not in the proper time period
anachronism
debunk
pandemonium
impeccable
48. To force or act by using pressure
Unprecedented
Coerce
nostalgia
elusive
49. To soothe or calm; to appease
Placate
resurgent
Catalyst
reprieve
50. Harmful; injurious
adroit / deft / adept / dexterious
maudlin
deleterious
reticent