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SAT Word Power Harder
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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. To muse upon
obsequious
ruminate
cataclysm
prurient
2. Influence - a forceful blow
clout
feral
viscosity
ignominious
3. Origin - source - proof of past ownership
provenance
levee
coterie
omnivorous
4. Abandonment of a loyalty or religion
apostasy
matriculate
fetter
panegyric
5. Damning - extremely critical - disgraceful
opprobrious
repartee
reprobate
officious
6. Subsidiary - subordinate
temporize
reprobate
intransigent
ancillary
7. Truthful - honest
debacle
penultimate
veracious
simper
8. Situated on opposite sides of the earth - or being exactly opposite
leitmotif
antipodal
espy
histrionic
9. Unique - of its own kind - in a class by itself
sui generis
shibboleth
spelunker
bumptious
10. Exceptional skill or strength - military valor
timorous
prowess
cachet
matriculate
11. Harmful
abstinence
undulate
zeitgeist
deleterious
12. Comic - sometimes crude - informal verse
impecunious
compunction
doggerel
rubric
13. A thick or sticky consistency of a liquid
protean
viscosity
husbandry
perspicacious
14. Someone who enjoys luxurious living
bon vivant
ignominious
zaftig
disquiet
15. To gesture - especially when speaking
gesticulate
sagacious
byzantine
imbroglio
16. Preachy - pompous - using wise sayings excessively
rife
sententious
insouciant
largess
17. The act of repeating an offense
acquit
oeuvre
recidivism
usury
18. Without money - penniless
sallow
impecunious
diurnal
temporize
19. Full-figured - plump
wont
ambulatory
byzantine
zaftig
20. Generous
circumlocution
munificent
mordant
repartee
21. Lustful - lascivious
supercilious
saturnine
irascible
libidinous
22. Heading - title - category
abscond
libation
rubric
concomitant
23. Having a nice - agreeable - melodious sound
bowdlerize
perspicacious
dulcet
perfunctory
24. Relating to dress or fashion
noisome
concomitant
mirthful
sartorial
25. Merry - gleeful
scotch
aggrieve
opprobrious
mirthful
26. A file of documents - letters and records
profligate
dossier
alchemy
apocryphal
27. Able to walk or move about
rout
ersatz
munificent
ambulatory
28. Animals
rapprochement
bilious
fauna
recidivism
29. Pushy - conceited - noisily self-assertive
panacea
bumptious
comport
chimerical
30. One who adheres strictly to rules
martinet
husbandry
circumlocution
patina
31. Having one's hands in a bent position on the hips - or figuratively speaking - something slightly out of balance
chary
akimbo
prepossess
ruminate
32. Evil - unjust
itinerant
peregrination
iniquitous
temporize
33. A difficult and confused situation - a complicated disagreement
abstruse
obsequious
imbroglio
wont
34. Habitual - deeply rooted or established
mirthful
mellifluous
undulate
inveterate
35. Lascivious - have lustful thoughts or desires
aggrieve
descry
prurient
sangfroid
36. One who is continually breaking the law
sally
iniquitous
timorous
scofflaw
37. The combined force of two distinct elements that is more powerful than each alone
synergy
obsequious
aegis
ennui
38. Faithless - untrustworthy
sally
perfidious
malapropism
umbrage
39. Careful - cautious - wary
chary
opus
levee
compunction
40. To quibble - to raise trivial objections
ancillary
cogitate
bandy
cavil
41. A disaster or violent breakdown
stalwart
facetious
reprobate
debacle
42. A form of logic in which major and minor premises are made and a conclusion drawn - a process of deduction
deleterious
penultimate
syllogism
piquant
43. To rot
putrefy
elliptical
deleterious
saturnine
44. Hostile - aggressive - savage
patina
truculent
prowess
accolade
45. To deviate from the truth
propinquity
prevaricate
mordant
perfidious
46. Emotionally unpredictable - give to rapid changes in mood
itinerant
mercurial
cortege
putrefy
47. Disgraceful and dishonorable
ignominious
puissance
prepossess
veneer
48. To find not guilty - to conduct oneself
mendacious
timorous
provenance
acquit
49. A work of art - the sum of an artist's work
forswear
oeuvre
accolade
vicarious
50. To prey upon - to plunder with violence if necessary
depredate
fetter
plebeian
feckless