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SAT Word Power
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Subjects
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sat
,
english
,
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. To open up a subject for discussion
saccharine
broach
convey
gravity
2. Deserving of blame
eccentric
rustic
reprehensible
exalt
3. Foolishly impractical and idealistic
quixotic
docile
meander
delude
4. To add to - to exaggerate - garnish - ornament
diva
winsome
embellish
allusion
5. Clown or fool
tumult
copious
oust
buffoon
6. A place of meeting or joining - a linkup
junction
quixotic
ogle
emigrate
7. To show excessive affection - to be overly flattering in return for favor
karma
fawning
meander
reprehensible
8. Useless - hopeless - without effect
ogle
futile
clemency
craven
9. Winding - twisting - full of curves
oligarchy
stymie
chronic
tortuous
10. As though asleep - not actively growing
dormant
morose
pivotal
abysmal
11. Arrogantly assertive - positive about unproven ideas
enshroud
poignant
dogmatic
vestige
12. To erase - to rub away the features - to obscure
resilient
exacting
efface
replenish
13. To make evident by showing
surmise
manifest
negligent
animosity
14. Marked by abundant production or offspring
rebuff
exalt
prolific
stymie
15. Skillful
raucous
deft
amnesty
negligent
16. To transport - to conduct - to communicate
facade
pretentious
rebuff
convey
17. An evil reputation borne of a criminal act - a reputation for evil deeds
lament
benign
vivacious
infamy
18. To deceive - to trick
colloquial
dupe
desecrate
aesthetic
19. To brag publicly - to praise highly
quixotic
forfeit
tout
exacting
20. Determination - a state of being convinced
flourish
esoteric
tout
conviction
21. Able to get along well
compatible
enshroud
austere
forfeit
22. Wise - showing judgment - cautious
judicious
karma
circumspect
aggrandize
23. Gloomy - bad tempered - a sullen disposition
stagnate
pedantic
blithe
morose
24. To remove from consideration
replenish
guise
esoteric
table
25. Disrespectful - gently or humorously mocking
irreverent
eccentric
tenet
paucity
26. Something used as a defense - a strong protection
enigma
robust
insidious
bulwark
27. To blot out leaving no traces - to destroy
provincial
genteel
pious
obliterate
28. False - fake - not genuine
spurious
grovel
blanch
judicious
29. Without a permanent home - constantly wandering
rustic
turpitude
incessant
nomadic
30. Irregular - abnormal - unusual
teem
furtive
winsome
anomalous
31. Brief in speech - using very few words
emulate
abysmal
candor
laconic
32. Very poor - totally lacking
blithe
extol
terse
destitute
33. A strong like for something - a predilection
penchant
nomadic
quaint
thwart
34. Pleasantly old-fashioned - picturesque
teem
quaint
copious
obliterate
35. Gentle - not harmful - kind
magnanimous
permeate
reprehensible
benign
36. An official pardon for a group of people who violate a law
cursory
convey
amnesty
permeate
37. Present but not visible or apparent - dormant - potential
expedite
latent
jargon
augment
38. (adj.) wordy - not concentrated; (v.) to spread widely
oust
diffuse
imperious
trivial
39. To compete - to contest
vie
undermine
nemesis
abridge
40. To weaken the support of - to injure in a slow or sneaky way
undermine
respite
maverick
enigma
41. A precursor - an indication - one that foreshadows what is coming
harbinger
raucous
criterion
terse
42. Poverty stricken - needy
indigent
paucity
criterion
egocentric
43. To dismiss to a less prominent position - to banish
quintessential
myriad
relegate
baroque
44. Insignificant - trifling
nominal
theology
indigenous
pedantic
45. Abundant - lavish
virulent
copious
nuance
vapid
46. Tasteless - dull
benign
banal
reciprocal
vapid
47. The remains of something that no longer exists
zenith
incontrovertible
vestige
lament
48. To decline - to recede
blithe
spurious
preclude
ebb
49. To swarm - to be inundated - to become full to overflowing
ogle
affinity
pique
teem
50. Minimal - hardly sufficient
foray
preclude
hubris
scanty