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SAT Vocabulary Review
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Review of vocabulary words that have appeared on the SAT.
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1
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "bias, prejudice"?
nuance
apex
objectivity
ambivalence
2
Which word means " paying great attention to detail"?
malleable
squalid
pragmatic
scrupulous
3
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "aggravate, worsen"?
evoke
alleviate
refute
concede
4
Which word means " to prove to be untrue, unfounded, or incorrect"?
refute
exploit
perish
incite
5
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "exact, identical"?
pragmatic
imposing
analogous
malleable
6
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "assist, aid"?
facilitate
incite
perish
infer
7
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "summit, climax"?
ambivalence
apex
objectivity
nuance
8
Which word means " to prove to be reasonable"?
facilitate
infer
exploit
warrant
9
Which word means " impressive (especially in size or appearance)"?
analogous
malleable
imposing
egregious
10
Which word means " a subtle difference in meaning"?
assertion
apex
nuance
objectivity
11
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "unfriendly; hostile"?
eminent
egregious
analogous
adversarial
12
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "disentangle, release"?
exploit
exonerate
extricate
evoke
13
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "impractical, worthless"?
sinister
pragmatic
imposing
malleable
14
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "rigid, unchangeable"?
egregious
eminent
malleable
squalid
15
Which word is most nearly the antonym of "excellent, superior"?
indiscriminately
facilitate
assertion
egregious
16
Which word means " to call forth or draw up"?
evoke
exploit
concede
exonerate
17
Which word means " to consent without protest, but also without enthusiasm"?
acquiesce
evoke
alleviate
concede
18
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "dilapidated, dirty"?
malleable
scrupulous
pragmatic
squalid
19
Which word means " randomly, with little or no discretion"?
egregiously
eminently
indiscriminately
adversarial
20
Which word is most nearly the synonym of "deduce, reason"?
incite
refute
perish
infer
