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SAT Vocabulary 14-18
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1
The medical research was so _______ that only a few doctors could actually understand it.
arduous
urbane
esoteric
repugnant
2
While my father always speaks formally at work, he addresses us in ________ terms at home.
clairvoyant
colloquial
conciliatory
evanescent
3
Publishers use book blurbs to _________ the curiosity of readers.
placate
pique
sequester
commiserate
4
Use your energy to spread love not __________!
composure
animosity
anonymity
diatribe
5
There has to be a more _____ means of counting the beans than by taking them out of the jar.
expedient
exemplary
equanimity
exploit
6
Which word means "a principle, doctrine, or believe held as a truth by a group"?
tenet
anonymity
diatribe
clemency
7
_________people will often wait in line for hours to get food from the soup kitchens.
Exemplary
Indigent
Ambivalent
Repugnant
8
Sarah’s _____ about the best present for her mother led her to spend four hours at the mall.
exploit
ambivalence
anonymity
residual
9
Needless to say, mastering a foreign language is an ______ challenge.
unobtrusive
volatile
arduous
tentative
10
Unless the ________ cat was disturbed, it would rest for countless hours on the floor.
terse
skeptical
evanescent
placid
11
Rainbows are ___________ because they do not stay around for long periods of time.
unscathed
innocuous
intolerant
evanescent
12
It was obvious from the little girl’s _______ smile she was nervous about being on stage.
tentative
untenable
didactic
urbane
13
Ruben is a musical ________ who runs his own school of music.
insurgent
coalesce
clairvoyant
virtuoso
14
If I spend my last few dollars, my wallet will be ______ of cash.
coalesce
placate
devoid
rescind
15
Because my girlfriend and I listen to the same music artists, we have ____ tastes in music.
unscathed
terse
compatible
residual
16
Even though Dalton looks sweet and innocent, he is really far from _______________.
innocuous
ambivalent
volatile
esoteric
17
Which word means "to reject or refuse to recognize"?
thwart
diffuse
repudiate
articulate
18
With the sun shining and the kids playing, the park was a ________ place to be.
esoteric
terse
serene
threadbare
19
At the time of the American Revolution, George Washington was the leading __________.
exploit
equanimity
insurgent
euphemism
20
Which word means "to baffle or frustrate"?
esoteric
terse
thwart
scrutinize
21
The _______ between the giant’s height and the dwarf’s height is obvious.
remorse
disparage
disparity
placation
22
The teacher's _______ comment made the student cry immediately.
placid
terse
somber
discerning
23
Which word is a VERB?
pique
composure
clemency
repugnant
24
Her most notable _________ was the book she published at seventeen.
euphemism
eulogy
clemency
exploit
25
Which word means "a condition of being nameless or unknown"?
ambivalence
anonymity
equaniimity
eulogy
26
Ms. Gant was _________ about whether everyone would study for the vocabulary test.
unscathed
indigent
arduous
skeptical
27
Despite the vase’s tumble from the shelf, it is _________.
untenable
urbane
utopian
unscathed
28
In order to _________ the toddler, we gave him a ball.
coalesce
rescind
placate
exacerbate
29
Which word means "a feeling of contempt for anything that is unworthy"?
composure
devoid
diatribe
disdain
30
Whenever Jane talks about her dead husband, she loses her ________ and starts to cry.
composure
circumspect
equanimity
disparity
31
Cora chose to _________ the argument by throwing a lamp at Mark’s head.
repudiate
exacerbate
pique
volatile
32
When I get nervous, it is very hard for me to ______ my thoughts.
sequester
articulate
unscathed
diminish
33
Which word means "an act of showing mercy or mildness"?
exploit
diminution
disdain
clemency
34
My aunt is a __________ woman who once burned all my uncle’s clothes.
expedient
evanescent
placid
vindictive
35
Easily annoyed, the ______ old man often yelled at the neighborhood kids.
somber
exemplary
volatile
unobtrusive
36
Which word is an ADJECTIVE?
disparage
virtuoso
vilify
exemplary
37
Which word means "unable to fully digest food"?
indigent
intolerant
ingratiate
tentative
38
Which word means "the direct opposite"?
colloquial
platitude
antithesis
ambivalence
39
It was ________ to see the zombies attack the teachers in the cafeteria.
serene
innocuous
appalling
terse
40
Because Elliott is such a ________ individual, he does not have any friends.
somber
repugnant
evanescent
residual
41
The jury was __________ so that their decision would not be based on the news of the crime.
sequestered
disparaged
ingratiated
diminished
42
Due to the low numbers in both choirs, all the members agreed to ______ into one large chorus.
rescind
coalesce
vilify
diffuse
43
Because Mark was not one for socializing, he tried to make himself _______ at the party.
unobtrusive
serene
unscathed
untenable
44
Because Gail lied to her boss about being ill, she felt a sense of _____ all day.
diminution
diatribe
remorse
exploit
45
Which word means "self controlled state of mind; calmness"?
tenet
platitude
colloquial
composure
46
In the future, we must be _____ of people who offer us riches for nothing in return.
articulate
coalesce
somber
circumspect
47
He intentionally made some comments to ________ their game; hoping to win himself.
disparage
disparity
sequester
diatribe
48
When Pam said a tender ______ for her twin sister, everyone in the church cried.
exploit
diatribe
eulogy
tenet
49
Which word means "to take someone else's work or ideas and present them as your own"?
equanimity
rescind
plagiarize
devoid
50
Which word means "intended for instruction or inclined to teach others"?
somber
innocuous
untenable
didactic
51
The journalist wrote a long _____ about the politician’s crazy antics.
diatribe
animosity
platitude
virtuoso
52
Which word means "to look at very carefully or to inspect minutely"?
repudiate
scruntinize
rescind
vilify
53
Why do people _______ other people just because of their race or religion?
vilify
sequester
repudiate
plagiarize
54
When the college became aware Henry had been using steroids, they chose to ___ his scholarship.
diffuse
rescind
thwart
scrutinize
55
After killing her third victim, she felt a little bit of ________ pain from the memories.
untenable
residual
remorse
discerning
56
Because she was a good teacher, she was able to _________ with her students.
dismantle
commiserate
thwart
rescind
57
Because Sarah wanted a raise, she decided to _____ herself by offering to work on the weekends.
articulate
plagiarize
insurgent
ingratiate
58
We had to __________ the entertainment center to get it into the house.
coalesce
placate
vilify
dismantle
59
Donald knew that the scandal was going to _____ any chances of his winning the election.
ingratiate
thwart
diffuse
vilify
60
Which word means "outwardly calm or composed; peaceful"?
urbane
placid
skeptical
conciliatory
61
Which word is a NOUN?
arduous
serene
coalesce
eulogy
62
If you _______ the American Government so much, then why don't you move to China?
disdain
placate
urbane
disparity
63
Which word means "the ability to communicate with dead people or to tell the future"?
tenet
exploit
diatribe
clairvoyant
64
The funeral hall was filled with __________ faces.
skeptical
tentative
somber
terse
65
Which word means "something or someone serving as a good model"?
serene
indigent
compatible
exemplary