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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. A break or interruption from work or any other established routine
gullible
hiatus
robust
legacy
2. An external appearance
colloquial
guise
begrudge
pariah
3. To deduct - to disregard
discount
servile
clique
reprehensible
4. Strong or fixed dislike - a feeling of repugnance
aversion
corroborate
sardonic
galvanize
5. A long and angry speech
servile
futile
tirade
flourish
6. An initial venture - to raid in search of plunder
advocate
maverick
foray
stoic
7. Flimsy - extremely thin - having little substance - lacking stability
tenuous
meander
pique
imperious
8. Minimal - hardly sufficient
oligarchy
scanty
meander
cursory
9. To gather together something for a purpose - to arrange in order
bulwark
marshal
coalesce
fledgling
10. To criticize severely
osmosis
plausible
expunge
chastise
11. To open up a subject for discussion
broach
scintillate
grimace
polemic
12. Scarcity - smallness in number or amount
quell
strident
paucity
travesty
13. To praise - to applaud - to extol
laud
coalesce
volatile
wistful
14. Concise - clearly expressed with a few words
deference
catharsis
cursory
succinct
15. To increase or enlarge
immaterial
vapid
nemesis
augment
16. Delicacy of workmanship - subtlety - skillful maneuvering
grimace
finesse
pious
magnanimous
17. To erase - to rub away the features - to obscure
efface
moot
expunge
digress
18. Fearless - having fortitude and endurance
levity
moot
intrepid
hubris
19. To hurt or rile the feelings of someone - irritate
nemesis
depreciate
overture
pique
20. To deceive - to have false illusions
garner
emulate
delude
nuance
21. Ill will - active dislike
animosity
peruse
tonic
obscure
22. A secret meeting of lovers
scanty
tryst
fodder
imminent
23. A subtle distinction - a slight difference in definition
paltry
austere
nuance
theology
24. To speak in praise of someone - to pay written or spoken tribute
guile
eulogize
dearth
teem
25. Unfeeling and insensitive
nominal
dormant
callous
quaint
26. Showy - self-important - make unjustifiable claims to excellence
craven
pretentious
obscure
exalt
27. A refreshing drink - something that invigorates
amnesty
stymie
tonic
fluke
28. Suave - sophisticated - polished
permeate
urbane
rustic
emigrate
29. To make great
aggrandize
paucity
exorbitant
obliterate
30. Emotionally moving
poignant
stagnate
martyr
temperance
31. A hiding place - something hidden in a secret place
compatible
cache
benign
acquiesce
32. Wise - showing judgment - cautious
copious
altruistic
judicious
forfeit
33. False - fake - not genuine
diffuse
liaison
spurious
dupe
34. To keep from free activity or expression - to restrain or even forbid
diatribe
inhibit
nuance
irreverent
35. To seize wrongfully
usurp
extol
precept
deference
36. Truthfulness - great honesty - frankness
table
candor
abridge
discerning
37. Of no matter or consequence - not important
egocentric
moot
enshroud
laud
38. Careful - thought through
circumspect
servile
catharsis
lax
39. (adj.) invigorating; (v.) to prepare
exacerbate
dormant
impotent
bracing
40. To refill - to supply once more
chronic
laud
exorbitant
replenish
41. To infer on minimal grounds - conjecture - suppose
bulwark
dearth
grovel
surmise
42. A blessing - a good wish
succinct
benediction
junction
emigrate
43. An emotional purification - an emotional release
stymie
catharsis
advocate
quell
44. To wander aimlessly
capitulate
furtive
meander
depravity
45. To give notice of - to hail or greet
homage
herald
chronic
deft
46. The most perfect example of
oust
quintessential
trivial
deference
47. Lukewarm - unenthusiastic - halfhearted
tepid
hubris
tedious
flourish
48. Something used as a defense - a strong protection
dormant
immaterial
bulwark
cursory
49. Extremely poisonous - malignant - full of hate
virulent
eccentric
odious
tonic
50. An opera singer - prima donna - a temperamental - conceited person
inhibit
quixotic
foray
diva