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SAT Power Vocabulary for the New SAT Book 1 Lesson 12
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One who receives benefits is called the
patrician
catholic
beneficiary
benefactor
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Something that covers or conceals is a:
pall
catholic
deluge
gaff
3
antonym for EERIE
ordinary, common
creepy, sinister
4
This is a complex sentence.
True
False
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When things are a hot mess, and full of great chaos:
genesis
martial
havoc
order
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antonym for MODICUM
abundance
bit
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antonym for GUILE
astuteness
honesty
8
antonym for APLOMB
awkwardness, nervousness
assurance, poise
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The milk FESTERED in the hot sun. (PoS)
verb
adjective
noun
10
antonyms for DELUGE:
drought, dearth
inundation, surge
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When something tastes bad or smells even worse it may be ...
martial
pall
nefarious
rancid
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The snow days have wreaked HAVOC on my schedule. (Pos)
adjective
noun
verb
13
antonyms for LANGUISH
wither, fade
thrive, excel
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When a person is self-confident, they demonstrate:
careen
aptitude
aplomb
guile
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antonym for HAVOC
mayhem
order
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The word "percent" is derived from the root "cent" which means "hundred"
True
False
17
The root "scrib/script" means...
to write
to make
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Rules that are strict, war-like or related to the military:
martial
pall
rancid
havoc
19
A slick person who is sly or cunning has:
guile
gus
honesty
catholic
20
Your brain will _______________ over the summer unless you keep learning.
beneficiary
aplomb
languish
fester
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Knowledge or appeal that is universal or wide-ranging:
flagrant
deluge
aplomb
catholic
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antonym for RANCID
fresh
repulsive
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If you don't address your anger, it can ___________ and get worse.
languish
careen
rancid
fester
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The root "scop" means...
to watch/to see
one hundred
25
A small or slight amount is a
pall
fester
mayhem
modicum
26
Oftentimes, fables have animal characters with these human-like qualities:
anthropomorphic
anthropology
fester
languish
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antonyms for CATHOLIC
religious, limited
broad, universal
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I was the BENEFICIARY of my grandfather's will. (PoS)
noun
verb
adjective
29
The root "patr/pater" means...
mother
father
30
What is the term for flood, or an overwhelming rush?
deluge
guile
beneficiar
eerie
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The meat is RANCID. (PoS)
noun
verb
adjective
32
When a boat is in motion and it swerves from side to side, it is
deluging
kareening
careening
festering
33
When something is weird, mysterious, strange or frightening, it is:
eerie
modicum
martial
catholic
34
Because I've included a subordinate clause, this is complex sentence.
False
True
