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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.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
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. Something that is unchangeable - permanent
catharsis
diatribe
immutable
corroborate
2. One who suffers for a cause - a person who sacrifices for a principle
martyr
fluke
myriad
tout
3. Truthfulness - great honesty - frankness
candor
fallacy
didactic
incipient
4. To infer on minimal grounds - conjecture - suppose
surmise
palatable
exalt
eccentric
5. Native - produced or living in a particular area
static
indigenous
theology
corroborate
6. To give notice of - to hail or greet
herald
quintessential
gamut
enigma
7. To erase - to strike out
expunge
candor
latent
surfeit
8. A person who serves only for money - motivated by greed
bulwark
mercenary
vilify
flourish
9. A shortage
dearth
reprehensible
nullify
preclude
10. Hateful - evil - vile
odious
tedious
penchant
resilient
11. Foolishly impractical and idealistic
emissary
scintillate
fidelity
quixotic
12. Refined - polite - aristocratic
impotent
genteel
sardonic
pedantic
13. Cowardly
saccharine
craven
eccentric
prudent
14. Winding - twisting - full of curves
tepid
tortuous
paucity
oust
15. An object associated with a saint - something that remains from the past
relic
altruistic
oust
succinct
16. Extremely bad - flagrant
pique
paltry
maverick
egregious
17. A long and angry speech
galvanize
tirade
rebuke
pedantic
18. Disdainful - scornfully mocking
insidious
chastise
sardonic
fawning
19. To compete - to contest
stymie
vie
coherent
vivacious
20. Lacking taste - dull - bland
insipid
incipient
paltry
blithe
21. Noble in spirit - generous - giving
intrepid
winsome
magnanimous
buffoon
22. Keenly perceptive - shrewd
meander
wistful
vestige
discerning
23. The remains of something that no longer exists
vestige
desecrate
tumult
lament
24. To criticize severely
tonic
eulogize
teem
chastise
25. Excessively sweet
stratagem
saccharine
sloth
exorbitant
26. A young bird learning to fly - a beginner - a novice
capitulate
tedious
fledgling
philanthropy
27. On one side alone
prudent
fledgling
desecrate
unilateral
28. To keep from free activity or expression - to restrain or even forbid
inhibit
benign
juxtapose
censure
29. Minimal - hardly sufficient
bracing
scanty
fledgling
prosaic
30. Poverty stricken - needy
herald
indigent
futile
replenish
31. To swarm - to be inundated - to become full to overflowing
incipient
teem
placate
inept
32. Unceasing - never-ending - flowing without interruption
didactic
rebuff
incessant
depreciate
33. Excessive pride - arrogance - exaggerated self-confidence
waver
table
paucity
hubris
34. Exposure to danger - peril
indigenous
digress
vilify
jeopardy
35. To open up a subject for discussion
manifest
diatribe
blithe
broach
36. Extremely wretched - bottomless
deft
abysmal
tonic
digress
37. To repeal - cancel - render void
nullify
austere
tirade
peruse
38. Non-conventional - a little kooky
insipid
fodder
poignant
eccentric
39. A secret meeting of lovers
permeate
tryst
chronic
jaunt
40. An outcast
poignant
pariah
imminent
conviction
41. Easily taught - submissive
tortuous
dupe
docile
faction
42. To criticize or reprimand sharply
zealot
liaison
exorbitant
rebuke
43. Intense - forceful - marked by strong feeling
vapid
vehement
quell
pivotal
44. Of no matter or consequence - not important
poignant
moot
odious
tortuous
45. To speak in praise of someone - to pay written or spoken tribute
ogle
exacerbate
eulogize
overture
46. To give up something as a penalty for some error or crime
forfeit
enshroud
pious
opportunist
47. A hiding place - something hidden in a secret place
cache
clemency
negligent
faction
48. To beg persistently - to degrade oneself
oust
thwart
overture
grovel
49. Difficult to see through - unclear - dark
spurious
hiatus
stagnate
opaque
50. Gradual or subtle absorption - an unconscious process of absorption
feign
temperance
osmosis
incontrovertible