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SAT Facts and Practice Vocabulary
SAT Facts and Practice Vocabulary
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Practice SAT words and Facts about it.
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How long is the SAT test?
2:00
4:00
never ending
3:50
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to make twisting or turning movements as in pain or struggle
vilify
scrutinize
writhe
quirk
3
harmful; poisonous; toxic; lethal
meticulous
noxious
jaded
obtuse
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to bind; to tie; a binding, such as a leash
vilify
scrutinize
tether
writhe
5
consequences or outcome
vilify
reciprocate
tether
ramifications
6
obvious or conspicuous
gloat
emulate
blatant
chastise
7
a peculiar way of acting; a sudden twist or turn
quirk
reciprocate
writhe
tether
8
natural, inborn, inherent; built in
lithe
hoard
obtuse
innate
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causing disturbance or excitement
jaded
noxious
provocative
meticulous
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to defame
writhe
quirk
tether
vilify
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to copy; to try to equal or excel
gloat
fickle
emulate
chastise
12
How many times can you take the SAT?
as many times
2-3 times
never
only one time
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to brag or boast greatly
emulate
chastise
fickle
gloat
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likely to change
emulate
chastise
fickle
gloat
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lack of interest or emotion
acumen
apathy
emulate
gloat
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bending easily; limber
noxious
jaded
lithe
obtuse
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extremely careful about details
innate
obtuse
noxious
meticulous
18
to examine closely
scrutinize
reciprocate
writhe
vilify
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to store up, save; hidden store or supply
innate
hoard
jaded
lithe
20
division into two parts
fickle
chastise
dichotomy
acumen
21
What is considered a "good" SAT score?
400
1060
1600
100
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eager; earnest; devoted
quirk
meticulous
writhe
zealous
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to mutually take or give; to respond in kind
reciprocate
tether
meticulous
scrutinize
24
worn out; wearied by experiences
obtuse
jaded
lithe
innate
25
What is the purpose of the
SAT?
all of these
Measure university readiness
none of these
Compares applicants' learning ability
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never done or known before
reciprocate
unprecedented
vilify
meticulous
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blunt; not coming to a point; slow or dull in understanding
noxious
obtuse
meticulous
jaded
28
to criticize severely
chastise
fickle
gloat
blatant
29
How can I prepare for the SAT?
Make sure you are comfortable with charts and graphs
all of these
none of these
brush up your foundational skills
30
keen insight
apathy
blatant
acumen
dichotomy
31
The SAT stands for...
Scholastic Attendance Test
none of these
School Advancement Test
Scholastic Assessment Test
