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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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to examine closely
writhe
reciprocate
scrutinize
vilify
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harmful; poisonous; toxic; lethal
obtuse
noxious
jaded
meticulous
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What is the purpose of the
SAT?
none of these
Compares applicants' learning ability
all of these
Measure university readiness
4
lack of interest or emotion
apathy
emulate
acumen
gloat
5
to make twisting or turning movements as in pain or struggle
quirk
scrutinize
vilify
writhe
6
to store up, save; hidden store or supply
jaded
lithe
hoard
innate
7
How many times can you take the SAT?
2-3 times
never
as many times
only one time
8
keen insight
acumen
dichotomy
blatant
apathy
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likely to change
fickle
emulate
chastise
gloat
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eager; earnest; devoted
quirk
zealous
writhe
meticulous
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natural, inborn, inherent; built in
hoard
obtuse
lithe
innate
12
How long is the SAT test?
never ending
3:50
2:00
4:00
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to copy; to try to equal or excel
fickle
gloat
emulate
chastise
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a peculiar way of acting; a sudden twist or turn
writhe
quirk
tether
reciprocate
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The SAT stands for...
School Advancement Test
Scholastic Attendance Test
Scholastic Assessment Test
none of these
16
What is considered a "good" SAT score?
100
1060
400
1600
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blunt; not coming to a point; slow or dull in understanding
obtuse
meticulous
jaded
noxious
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extremely careful about details
innate
obtuse
noxious
meticulous
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to mutually take or give; to respond in kind
meticulous
scrutinize
reciprocate
tether
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to defame
writhe
vilify
tether
quirk
21
division into two parts
chastise
acumen
fickle
dichotomy
22
to brag or boast greatly
gloat
emulate
chastise
fickle
23
to bind; to tie; a binding, such as a leash
scrutinize
writhe
vilify
tether
24
to criticize severely
gloat
blatant
fickle
chastise
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How can I prepare for the SAT?
Make sure you are comfortable with charts and graphs
brush up your foundational skills
none of these
all of these
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bending easily; limber
noxious
jaded
lithe
obtuse
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consequences or outcome
tether
vilify
ramifications
reciprocate
28
causing disturbance or excitement
noxious
provocative
jaded
meticulous
29
worn out; wearied by experiences
lithe
obtuse
jaded
innate
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obvious or conspicuous
blatant
gloat
chastise
emulate
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never done or known before
reciprocate
vilify
meticulous
unprecedented
