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SAT Word Power Harder
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Subjects
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sat
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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. Wild - like a wild animal - savage
feral
piquant
flagellate
syllogism
2. To impede - restrain - hamper
nabob
halitosis
toothsome
fetter
3. Otherworldly - magical - 'touched'
sine qua non
redoubtable
cachet
fey
4. Division into two often contradictory parts
wont
repartee
dichotomy
scotch
5. To whip - or to punish as if by whipping
flagellate
fauna
opus
ersatz
6. Vanishing - happening for the briefest moment
muckrake
repartee
evanescent
sine qua non
7. A flatterer - a self-serving yes-man
neophyte
onus
quiescence
sycophant
8. Fawning - subservient - servile
insouciant
raffish
obsequious
nascent
9. An expedition - wandering
petulant
simper
peregrination
inveterate
10. Harmful - unwholesome - stinking - putrid
bumptious
cavil
noisome
sui generis
11. Able to walk or move about
calumny
ambulatory
oscillate
inchoate
12. Displeasure or resentment - shade
umbrage
spate
usury
sylvan
13. A thick or sticky consistency of a liquid
raffish
pregnant
viscosity
petulant
14. To stir up - to incite
foment
desiccate
noisome
punctilious
15. To give off - to conceal
matriculate
nihilism
moribund
secrete
16. To gesture - especially when speaking
synergy
gesticulate
implacable
libation
17. A system of natural healing
homeopathy
veracious
striated
scofflaw
18. Comic - sometimes crude - informal verse
clout
munificent
arbiter
doggerel
19. Slander - deliberate false statements
calumny
abrogate
accouterments
bivouac
20. Next to last
effete
penultimate
accolade
cabal
21. Accompanying - attending - going along with
phantasm
tendentious
sangfroid
concomitant
22. Readily assuming different shapes or characters
coterie
concomitant
matriculate
protean
23. A smugly insensitive and ignorant person who has no knowledge of intellectual or artistic subjects
brook
irascible
ensconce
philistine
24. A society in which distinct groups function together - but retain their identities
placebo
sylvan
penury
pluralism
25. A secret meeting - a tryst - or something assigned
philistine
slatternly
assignation
dichotomy
26. To stain or soil (commonly as to reputation)
besmirch
fey
antipodal
diurnal
27. To rip up by the roots - to abolish - to annihilate
gesticulate
extirpate
omnivorous
shibboleth
28. To move smoothly in a wavelike manner
chary
undulate
prurient
decimate
29. A difficult and confused situation - a complicated disagreement
imbroglio
rout
circumlocution
pallid
30. Stubbornly defiant and resistant of authority
recalcitrant
conflagration
machination
oeuvre
31. Oval - obscure in expression
elliptical
ascetic
evanescent
bumptious
32. To tolerate - to put up with something
usury
brook
reticent
prurient
33. A gentle breeze
habeas corpus
draconian
zephyr
bumptious
34. To repeal - to set aside - to nullify
martinet
abrogate
ersatz
accolade
35. Truthful - honest
spate
nepotism
veracious
temporize
36. A beginner - a novice
noisome
onus
secrete
neophyte
37. Formidable - fearsome - deserving of respect
redoubtable
decimate
fecund
dossier
38. To run at a steady - easy pace
discomfit
lope
simper
decimate
39. Influence - a forceful blow
husbandry
clout
placebo
mercurial
40. To bewilder - to puzzle
nonplus
abrogate
impervious
penury
41. Retract - renounce or recant
striated
pluralism
penultimate
forswear
42. The mood or spirit of the times
pluralism
zeitgeist
synergy
adjure
43. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
brook
sally
clout
phantasm
44. A scholar - a very knowledgeable person
savant
syllogism
fetter
feral
45. Unwavering - robust - sturdily built
stalwart
extirpate
raffish
prurient
46. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
bumptious
gird
phantasm
phlegmatic
47. One who is continually breaking the law
bowdlerize
munificent
scofflaw
castigate
48. Scholarly - deeply learned - well read
erudite
prurient
diurnal
inveterate
49. Pungent - charmingly provocative
bilious
undulate
piquant
inveterate
50. Uncompromising - stubborn
intransigent
gestalt
conflagration
evanescent