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SAT Word Power
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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. (adj.) wordy - not concentrated; (v.) to spread widely
diffuse
chronic
heresy
lucid
2. Very poor - totally lacking
cursory
heresy
genteel
destitute
3. Wordy
delude
verbose
genteel
prosaic
4. Disdainful - scornfully mocking
sardonic
intrepid
flourish
pariah
5. To imitate - to strive to equal
thwart
emulate
grimace
resplendent
6. To infer on minimal grounds - conjecture - suppose
negligent
surmise
vestige
homogeneous
7. Exposure to danger - peril
vehement
table
jeopardy
chastise
8. To criticize or reprimand sharply
rebuke
marshal
gullible
palatable
9. To remove from consideration
odious
tedious
table
stymie
10. A shortage
fawning
dearth
paltry
travesty
11. To make faster or easier - to carry our promptly
polemic
jargon
expedite
imperious
12. To make an ugly disapproving facial expression
desecrate
vivacious
stoic
grimace
13. To wander aimlessly
bulwark
meander
garner
surmise
14. A secret meeting of lovers
destitute
flourish
docile
tryst
15. Delicacy of workmanship - subtlety - skillful maneuvering
finesse
bracing
surmise
enshroud
16. A messenger or representative - an agent
emissary
robust
incipient
theology
17. Instructive - intended to educate
tenet
flourish
laconic
didactic
18. Disrespectful - gently or humorously mocking
fawning
harbinger
incontrovertible
irreverent
19. The study of God or religion
explicit
robust
laconic
theology
20. To deceive - to have false illusions
listless
delude
abysmal
jeopardy
21. Abundant - lavish
reciprocal
wistful
eulogize
copious
22. Shameful wickedness - evil - depravity
indigent
cache
delineate
turpitude
23. Seriousness
gravity
winsome
dupe
laconic
24. Unoriginal - overused - cliched - commonplace
trite
marshal
fawning
levity
25. Boring - tiresome
dearth
nemesis
tedious
overture
26. Easily deceived
gullible
austere
respite
pious
27. Scarcity - smallness in number or amount
relegate
paucity
bulwark
galvanize
28. Careful - thought through
circumspect
corroborate
eclectic
candor
29. A place of meeting or joining - a linkup
osmosis
junction
craven
discerning
30. To make great
aggrandize
maverick
tirade
arduous
31. To repeal - cancel - render void
criterion
hyperbole
nullify
vestige
32. Connection between different groups - a close bond - an illicit sexual relationship
hubris
circumspect
liaison
vapid
33. Freely given - unnecessary - uncalled for - unwarranted
obviate
fluke
permeate
gratuitous
34. To make clear
harbinger
temperance
conviction
elucidate
35. Extremely bad - flagrant
egregious
trivial
jaunt
odious
36. To gather and store away - to acquire by effort
garner
colloquial
circumspect
vivacious
37. To decline - to recede
advocate
ebb
intrepid
desecrate
38. Something handed down from the past - a bequest
raucous
replenish
legacy
exacting
39. To cover - to enclose with a dark cover
finesse
paltry
latent
enshroud
40. Moral corruption
raucous
depravity
bracing
desecrate
41. Unclear - vague partially hidden - hard to understand
obscure
cursory
stymie
stagnate
42. To study - to read over leisurely
peruse
fodder
corroborate
karma
43. Disposition towards mercy - mildness
pious
clemency
reprehensible
facade
44. An indirect reference
prolific
allusion
ebb
lucid
45. A refreshing drink - something that invigorates
gratuitous
relegate
tonic
moot
46. A blessing - a good wish
benediction
indigenous
exorbitant
tentative
47. A powerful rival - a usually unconquerable opponent
candor
gamut
nemesis
expunge
48. A person who serves only for money - motivated by greed
quintessential
viable
mercenary
prosaic
49. Extravagant exaggeration used as a figure of speech
herald
docile
flourish
hyperbole
50. To refill - to supply once more
vilify
turpitude
replenish
depreciate