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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. An indirect reference
palatable
surmise
allusion
compatible
2. Boring - tiresome
feign
tedious
judicious
eulogize
3. To show excessive affection - to be overly flattering in return for favor
discount
fawning
stagnate
indigenous
4. To sparkle - to gleam - to be animated or brilliant
scintillate
urbane
infamy
preclude
5. (adj.) invigorating; (v.) to prepare
peruse
impotent
temperance
bracing
6. Abundant - lavish
prolific
odyssey
copious
desecrate
7. To make an ugly disapproving facial expression
grimace
provincial
undermine
expunge
8. To defame - to slander - to blacken the character of
odyssey
fledgling
fortuitous
vilify
9. Indifferent - a lack of energy - spiritless
marshal
surmise
listless
oust
10. To describe or picture in words - to detail
immutable
allusion
delineate
jargon
11. To soothe - to appease with concessions
stratagem
placate
begrudge
grimace
12. Sympathy - attraction - kinship
turpitude
sloth
affinity
tepid
13. To spread or seep through - to penetrate - to pervade
emulate
permeate
colloquial
austere
14. To wander aimlessly
meander
cursory
convey
deference
15. A chance event - a coincidence - a stroke of luck
trite
rescind
flourish
fluke
16. Extremely wretched - bottomless
hubris
odyssey
terse
abysmal
17. To make clear
martyr
elucidate
flourish
delude
18. A state of being faithful - loyal
altruistic
fidelity
martyr
egocentric
19. A denunciation - a biting speech
diatribe
obviate
blanch
obliterate
20. Charming - interesting
marshal
engaging
rebuff
agenda
21. Happening by chance - lucky or fortunate
succinct
paltry
fortuitous
gullible
22. A dividing wall - a division
imminent
relic
ebb
partition
23. Loud - harsh - grating
strident
buffoon
novel
depreciate
24. A person with great enthusiasm for and commitment to a cause
enshroud
docile
zealot
verbose
25. The act of blaming or condemning
tirade
censure
replenish
efface
26. A break or interruption from work or any other established routine
morose
gratuitous
docile
hiatus
27. To mourn - to express regret
lament
exalt
volatile
surmise
28. A powerful rival - a usually unconquerable opponent
teem
nemesis
emissary
insidious
29. Unimportant - insignificant
scintillate
garner
affinity
trivial
30. A good or bad emanation of force from someone or something - in Hinduism and Buddhism the force created by someone's actions to perpetuate reincarnation
karma
martyr
furtive
laud
31. A precursor - an indication - one that foreshadows what is coming
guile
harbinger
advocate
exorbitant
32. To deduct - to disregard
discount
affinity
colloquial
thwart
33. Unfeeling and insensitive
zenith
faction
callous
delineate
34. Minimal - hardly sufficient
quintessential
tenet
indigent
scanty
35. To make evident by showing
garner
eclectic
odious
manifest
36. Exposure to danger - peril
aggrandize
jeopardy
indigent
delineate
37. Immoral - lewd - deliberate maliciousness - having no regard for others
wanton
inhibit
reciprocal
provincial
38. A young bird learning to fly - a beginner - a novice
gratuitous
fledgling
thwart
travesty
39. To eject - to banish - to expel
baroque
nemesis
myriad
oust
40. Extravagantly ornate - flamboyant - characterized by bold ornamentation
dupe
indigenous
enshroud
baroque
41. To snub - to refuse in a blunt or rude way
static
rebuff
liaison
destitute
42. Pleasantly old-fashioned - picturesque
austere
robust
mercenary
quaint
43. To beg persistently - to degrade oneself
dormant
imperious
grovel
trivial
44. Believable
plausible
candor
tenuous
affinity
45. Unselfish concern with the welfare of others
altruistic
permeate
martyr
odious
46. Brief - without much attention to detail
delude
cursory
quaint
prolific
47. Constant - lasting a long time
chronic
jeopardy
anomalous
travesty
48. Hateful - evil - vile
odious
delude
bracing
quintessential
49. The most perfect example of
penchant
trivial
quintessential
deft
50. Instructive - intended to educate
didactic
dupe
deft
vehement