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SAT Vocabulary in Context
SAT Vocabulary in Context
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1
Older siblings often play upon little kids' ___, saying the boogie man will come get them.
credulity
austerity
monotony
insularity
2
No matter how you try to change other people's minds, they many never choose to ___ your cause.
raze
espouse
debunk
galvanize
3
Saying, "Do as I say but not as I do" is ___. People should practice what they preach.
impregnable
hypocritical
pragmatic
pedantic
4
The exciting summer workshop helped ___ the teachers into planning for a new school year.
galvanize
raze
espouse
debunk
5
I had a great deal of ___when I started college because my parents sheltered me from the world.
naivete
listlessness
monotony
austerity
6
People who have spent all their lives in one region often exhibit ___ around new people.
insularity
austerity
monotony
listlessness
7
Sometimes people need a day off to escape the ___ of the usual school or work routine.
insularity
austerity
monotony
credulity
8
Sophie's ___ concerns me; she is normally very energetic but seems to have lost her spirit.
listlessness
credulity
objective
insularity
9
I was jealous of my brother's fort, so I decided to ___ it with a baseball bat.
kindle
galvanize
raze
debunk
10
If the directions are not ___, then the students will not know what they are supposed to do.
flippant
biased
explicit
hypocritical
11
The student responded to the teacher's request with ___ remarks, not realizing her seriousness.
acute
objective
flippant
explicit
12
Mr. Bub was ___ in favor of males students; all boys made an "A" while all girls made a "D".
biased
flippant
objective
pedantic
13
Luckily, she only had a ___ case of bronchitis; it could have turned into pneumonia!
impregnable
explicit
acute
pedantic
14
I often fell asleep during my ___ professor's history lectures because they were over my head.
biased
hypocritical
objective
pedantic
15
In order to ___ the rumor about the school year ending in March, Ms. Fin called the local news.
espouse
galvanize
kindle
debunk
16
The king built an ___ fortress so his enemies could never get to him.
pedantic
debunked
impregnable
biased
17
___ tests require students to remember facts while subjective essay tests allow their opinions.
explicit
objective
flippant
hypocritical
18
During the recession, citizens grew accustomed to ___, not able to afford any luxuries.
impregnable
austerity
naivete
listlessness
19
The crisp autumn air always ___ a longing for the holidays and hot apple cider.
razes
kindles
espouses
austerity
20
My ___ sister is always making lists and figuring the best way to complete her tasks.
pedantic
acute
pragmatic
biased