2018 SAT Vocabulary #2 - Black Women's History"- 2005 Released - Sec. 7

Question 1

Clearly visible; noticeable; attracting attention

Accepted Answer

Conspicuous

Question 2

What does it mean to be intrusive?

Accepted Answer

Causing an unwelcome disruption or annoyance

Question 3

Which vocabulary word means something has been left out?

Accepted Answer

Omission

Question 4

What does it mean if you relented?

Accepted Answer

You changed your mind; gave in

Question 5

Occurring by happy chance

Accepted Answer

Serendipitous

Question 6

I was starving and broke so it was ______________ when I found the $5 bill blowing by!

Accepted Answer

Serendipitious

Question 7

Students think their zits are __________, but big band-aid "blankets" are actually more obvious

Accepted Answer

Conspicuous

Question 8

Admonition

Accepted Answer

A Reprimand; A harsh critique

Question 9

A confident and forceful statement of fact or belief

Accepted Answer

An assertion

Question 10

When you are undaunted, you are...

Accepted Answer

Undetered

Question 11

The elitist ____________ my anger by voicing ___________ for every suggestion I made.

Accepted Answer

provoked; condescension

Question 12

If you were to recount something, what are you doing?

Accepted Answer

Narrating

Question 13

Her ____________ left me unaware that my boyfriend was actually dating a friend of ours!

Accepted Answer

Omission

Question 14

I asked the witness to ______________ what he saw, but he refused to talk leaving me clueless.

Accepted Answer

Recount

Question 15

A similarity or exact correspondence between different things - an evenness, pleasing sameness

Accepted Answer

Symmetry

Question 16

An introduction, foreword, preamble, prologue, or prelude

Accepted Answer

Preface

Question 17

The mayor was _______ in his desire for a festival, but the ________nature of tourists is awful

Accepted Answer

undaunted; intrusive

Question 18

An attitude of patronizing superiority; disdain.

Accepted Answer

Condescension

Question 19

Redress

Accepted Answer

A remedy or compensation for a wrong

Question 20

Give rise to a reaction or emotion, typically a strong or unwelcome one; to prompt

Accepted Answer

Provoke

Questions 20