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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. A structure - whose parts cannot stand alone
calumny
forswear
bathos
gestalt
2. A creative work - musical composition
perfunctory
opus
rife
mordant
3. To cause to be preoccupied - to influence - positively - in advance
prepossess
opprobrious
adjure
phantasm
4. Cheerful readiness - liveliness or eagerness
bandy
alacrity
recalcitrant
rout
5. Restrained - reluctant - uncommunicative
placebo
perspicacious
recondite
reticent
6. Hermit-like - self-denial - austere
prowess
gerrymander
shibboleth
ascetic
7. Heading - title - category
vainglorious
rubric
discomfit
ambulatory
8. To swing back and forth
oscillate
recondite
nascent
phlegmatic
9. Exhausted - lost vitality - overrefined
effete
trice
viscosity
nabob
10. To prey upon - to plunder with violence if necessary
sui generis
reprobate
omniscient
depredate
11. Full-figured - plump
ossify
covet
zaftig
plebeian
12. Having foresight
dissipate
prescient
recondite
bon vivant
13. Overly sentimental
tony
foment
draconian
maudlin
14. An embankment designed to prevent a river from flooding
levee
oeuvre
brook
titular
15. Sweetly flowing
concomitant
mellifluous
cabal
dossier
16. Winding - having many curves
feral
plebeian
sinuous
spate
17. Stingy - small in a mean way
wont
niggardly
concomitant
nepotism
18. To quibble - to raise trivial objections
elliptical
cavil
assignation
patina
19. Payment - recompense
remuneration
parsimonious
anomie
rife
20. To soften by soaking - to cause to waste away
irascible
bon vivant
ribald
macerate
21. To rot
garrulous
sally
putrefy
libidinous
22. To divide into election districts to gain political advantage
sally
bilious
bowdlerize
gerrymander
23. A distinctive word or behavior that typifies a group - a slogan
gird
shibboleth
sinuous
wastrel
24. A secret group of conspirators - a clique
perfunctory
slatternly
scofflaw
cabal
25. Nearsightedness - lacking foresight
evanescent
zeitgeist
myopia
muckrake
26. To break up - to squander - to indulge excessively in sensual pleasure
penury
feral
levee
dissipate
27. To stir up - to incite
capricious
dissipate
remuneration
foment
28. Pungent - charmingly provocative
ancillary
homeopathy
shibboleth
piquant
29. A large - disastrous fire
conflagration
juggernaut
sinuous
milieu
30. The mood or spirit of the times
mellifluous
deleterious
zeitgeist
sallow
31. A flatterer - a self-serving yes-man
sycophant
rarefied
penultimate
maudlin
32. An excellent model - a typical example
exemplar
nonplus
intransigent
aegis
33. To command or urge solemnly and earnestly
spate
adjure
tendentious
onerous
34. Lofty praise - eulogistic writing
apocryphal
portent
panegyric
largess
35. To become rigid - to become set in one's ways
patina
machination
ossify
sui generis
36. Slander - deliberate false statements
garrulous
panegyric
calumny
elliptical
37. To smile foolishly
simper
synergy
mirthful
temporize
38. To punish - chastise - criticize severely
bowdlerize
castigate
libation
doff
39. Stubbornly defiant and resistant of authority
determinism
rout
gesticulate
recalcitrant
40. Hard to understand - abstruse - over one's head
lassitude
abrogate
recondite
sylvan
41. Moving from place to place
niggardly
prepossess
tendentious
itinerant
42. Influence - a forceful blow
clout
prowess
onus
peregrination
43. Origin - source - proof of past ownership
munificent
sycophant
provenance
apogee
44. A morally unprincipled person - a scoundrel
extirpate
opus
cabal
reprobate
45. Someone who wastes - a spendthrift
castigate
wastrel
saturnine
impecunious
46. Dishonest - deceitful
ascetic
matriculate
mendacious
halitosis
47. Ill-tempered - cranky - angry
nirvana
vitriolic
bilious
vainglorious
48. To settle in snugly - to hide in a secure place
covet
remuneration
ensconce
adjure
49. Harmful
aggrieve
deleterious
phantasm
zephyr
50. In title only
titular
portent
bowdlerize
palliate