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Vocabulary for SAT
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Someone who is "controlled, repressed, or restricted" could be called...
parched
divergent
exasperated
restrained
2
"Venerable" means...
separating moving in different directions from a point
valued and respected because of old age
to cooperate, work together
continuing without stopping; not ceasing
3
What does "meticulous" mean?
valued and respected because of old age
continuing without stopping; not ceasing
very careful in an extreme and accurate way
a complete collapse or failure
4
What is an anecdote?
giving up a position
a counter-cure for a poison
a short, usually funny account of an event
to verify, confirm, provide supporting evidence
5
Which word means "To give up a position?"
collaborate
divergent
venerable
abdicate
6
Something that continues without stopping or ceasing is...
meticulous
incessant
restrained
parched
7
Define "divergent"
separating; moving in different directions from a point
controlled, repressed, restricted
enthusiastic, loud
irritated; frustrated
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Define "boisterous"
dried up, shriveled
controlled, repressed, restricted
enthusiastic, loud
very careful in an extreme and accurate way
9
"A complete collapse or failure" is called ...
a debacle
an anecdote
prosperity
exasperation
10
When we cooperate and work together, we...
are boisterous
collaborate
are exasperated
abdicate
11
To say that something is "fraught" with something means it is...
irritated
shriveled
enthusiastic
filled
12
My irritation and frustration could also be described as,,,
venerable
meticulous
exasperation
boisterous
13
Define "prosperity"
very careful in an extreme and accurate way
to cooperate, work together
irritation, frustration
wealth or success
14
The word that means "to verify, confirm, or provide supporting evidence.'
substantiate
boisterous
parched
restrained
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Define "parched"
dried up, shriveled
a complete collapse or failure
filled
wealthy or successful
