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SAT Word Power Harder
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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. Cranky - ill tempered - irritable - peevish
flagellate
opus
petulant
phlegmatic
2. Nonchalant - lighthearted - unconcerned
paradigm
undulate
probity
insouciant
3. Having one's hands in a bent position on the hips - or figuratively speaking - something slightly out of balance
homeopathy
opprobrious
akimbo
phantasm
4. Honesty - uprightness
onus
dossier
lope
probity
5. Drowsy - sleepy
somnolent
acquit
vainglorious
paradigm
6. Pungent - charmingly provocative
protean
lope
dichotomy
piquant
7. To weaken - to sap the strength
conflagration
enervate
temporize
clout
8. The humorous misuse of a word that sounds very much like the word indended
apoplexy
anathema
malapropism
chicanery
9. Abandonment of a loyalty or religion
apostasy
piquant
draconian
secrete
10. Something or someone loathed or intensely disliked
ruminate
penultimate
cachet
anathema
11. Calm - indifferent - not easily aroused
phlegmatic
dilettante
spelunker
viscosity
12. One who is continually breaking the law
scofflaw
vagary
prevaricate
ribald
13. To tolerate - to put up with something
evanescent
titular
brook
inveterate
14. A rushing attack - witty repartee - a brief excursion
pregnant
rubric
sally
philistine
15. Faithless - untrustworthy
surreptitious
phantasm
perfidious
prevaricate
16. The belief in the superiority of one's race or ethnic group
truculent
adumbrate
brook
ethnocentric
17. A smugly insensitive and ignorant person who has no knowledge of intellectual or artistic subjects
philistine
reprobate
officious
gird
18. Stingy - small in a mean way
evanescent
niggardly
extirpate
privation
19. Uncompromising - stubborn
flagellate
anathema
intransigent
vicarious
20. Hot-tempered - cranky
junta
conflagration
onus
irascible
21. Preachy - pompous - using wise sayings excessively
sturm and drang
sententious
temporize
savant
22. Does not allow something to pass through - impenetrable
debacle
dossier
impervious
officious
23. To swing back and forth
recidivism
oscillate
parsimonious
plebeian
24. Exceptional skill or strength - military valor
pallid
cogitate
sartorial
prowess
25. Lack of comforts - poverty - a state of being deprived
martinet
reticent
privation
dulcet
26. Sneaky - secret
determinism
prowess
surreptitious
dulcet
27. To move smoothly in a wavelike manner
penultimate
phlegmatic
assignation
undulate
28. To cause to be preoccupied - to influence - positively - in advance
abscond
sangfroid
calumny
prepossess
29. A file of documents - letters and records
dossier
discomfit
anomie
iniquitous
30. False - spurious - of doubtful origin
pluralism
cavil
apocryphal
malapropism
31. To put an end to
cachet
garrulous
husbandry
scotch
32. Jaunty - sporty - disreputable - vulgar - characterized by a careless unconventionality
gesticulate
raffish
sturm and drang
spate
33. An inferior substitute
portent
rout
sylvan
ersatz
34. Burdensome - oppressive - troublesome
alacrity
nascent
abstruse
onerous
35. Nearsightedness - lacking foresight
feral
pallid
penultimate
myopia
36. A moment - a short period of time
gesticulate
chary
trice
stalwart
37. To confuse - deceive
discomfit
ameliorate
petulant
timorous
38. A remedy that cures everything
provenance
ethnocentric
panacea
impecunious
39. Marked with thin lines or grooves
scofflaw
noisome
striated
omnivorous
40. A violent upheaval - an earthquake - a flood
aggrieve
tony
cataclysm
penultimate
41. Acting for another - sharing in an experience of another through the imagination
omniscient
nepotism
vicarious
belie
42. To rot
apocryphal
opus
putrefy
penultimate
43. Fashionable - trendy - aristocratic
tony
verdant
disquiet
sangfroid
44. To bewilder - to puzzle
spate
decimate
nonplus
pregnant
45. Something that is enormous - or monstrous in size and power
belie
truculent
behemoth
salubrious
46. Being in a dying or decaying condition
martinet
adumbrate
moribund
surreptitious
47. Influence - a forceful blow
truculent
largess
endemic
clout
48. A gentle breeze
portent
zephyr
stalwart
concomitant
49. Power - strength
adumbrate
recondite
puissance
apogee
50. Widespread - abounding - occurring frequently
rife
palliate
facetious
calumny