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SAT 1-4 Vocabulary Review
SAT 1-4 Vocabulary Review
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SAT Vocabulary Review
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When you break from your old routine or you are differ from the norm...
aberration
diaphanous
litigious
appellation
2
Sun's glare, a light bulb, the glow of your phone at night--all give off a bright light.
litigious
unctuous
luminous
peccadillo
3
Getting sick in the old days a disease was called this...
placid
luminous
malady
effrontery
4
Some young men think they are smooth when trying to ask a young lady out on a date.
writhe
debonair
unctuous
litigious
5
When things are boring, unromantic, real, matter of fact...
contrite
scuttle
peccadillo
prosaic
6
Take a deep breath. Let your nerves settle. You will feel like this...
contrite
placid
fickle
sapient
7
Having many choices; plenty of options; a countless number...
prosaic
luminous
myriad
placid
8
A mouse does this kind of run across the floor. Also known as a way to sink a ship.
abdicate
fickle
scuttle
thearchy
9
This is when you drink something or could also mean to soak in the atmosphere...
thearchy
imbibe
prosaic
peccadillo
10
A worm goes through this change to become a butterfly, just like you do to become an adult...
scuttle
diaphanous
metamorphosis
peccadillo
11
When kingdoms ruled the world, knights were required to swear this to their kings.
placid
fealty
abdicate
thearchy
12
If you said you didn't want to be king or queen of your country...
debonair
thearchy
abdicate
chattel
13
Detroit is known as the Motor City. This title is a type of this...
effrontery
thearchy
appellation
metamorphosis
14
Being gifted at playing the piano or drawing a beautiful portrait without any training.
virtuoso
litigious
chattel
somnolent
15
When you can't make up your mind...
contrite
scuttle
sapient
fickle
16
Things that you own are referred to as this, but is usually referring to property.
debonair
chattel
malady
writhe
17
A lawyer has to speak in legal-ese to deal with problems that are hard to solve...
thearchy
prosaic
appellation
litigious
18
Getting kicked in the back will make you roll around in intense pain...
imbibe
appellation
writhe
havoc
19
A used car salesman acts really smooth even though she knows she is selling you a bad car.
aberration
unctuous
prosaic
contrite
20
I'm sorry. So sorry. Please forgive me, or I'll never forgive myself...
prosaic
debonair
litigious
contrite
21
A minor infraction or sin, sometimes are referred to as a misdemeanor...
appellation
scuttle
thearchy
peccadillo
22
Natural disasters create this type of damage. Sometimes kids create this when there's a sub...
scuttle
havoc
effrontery
aberration
23
Being sleepy in class...
unctuous
scuttle
somnolent
myriad
24
This type of government is also known as a theocracy, a government ruled by a religion...
virtuoso
chattel
fealty
thearchy
25
A spy would have this kind of meeting so as to not be discovered.
havoc
clandestine
peccadillo
scuttle
26
When you feel left out in a social situation...
havoc
appellation
metamorphosis
ostracized
27
This is what a wise person would be called...
scuttle
appellation
aberration
sapient
28
When someone insults you, you take offense.
umbrage
aberration
ostracize
malady
29
When you are being obnoxiously loud and impolite, you are showing bad manners...
luminous
effrontery
scuttle
diaphanous
30
Material that is light, delicate, and see-through, it is considered this...
unctuous
debonair
diaphanous
somnolent