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SAT Power Prep Summit Lesson 2
SAT Power Prep Summit Lesson 2
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#prestwick SAT power prep summit 2
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large in quantity; plentiful
geodesic
nuclear
copious
ubiquitous
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This word comes from Latin, meaning “strength, capacity”
valence
resiliency
ubiquitous
nanotube
3
Cars were extremely rare in the earliest days, it after the Ford Model T, they became ______.
ubiquitous
copious
practical
geodesic
4
the potential to combined with something (e.g., atom or element)
advocate
abrasion
conductivity
valence
5
The ________ directed subatomic particles through a channel of carbon.
advocate
resiliency
nanotube
valence
6
a cylinder-shaped structure made from connected carbon molecules
advocate
conduit
transistor
nanotube
7
the ability to recover or return to the original form
resiliency
valence
conductivity
abrasion
8
Which metal has more________—gold or aluminum?
conductivity
abrasion
lattices
capacitors
9
the rubbing off or scraping
transitor
valence
abrasion
conductivity
10
That curved _______building in the botanical gardens is made up of 300 hexagonal windows.
geodesic
tensile
geostationary
practical
11
to be made up of; to contain
drain
comprise
infuse
conduct
12
a technical term from Roman law, originally from Latin, meaning “one called to aid (another)”
capacitor
advocate
practical
composite
13
a channel, or way of transmitting
composite
capacitor
conduit
valence
14
This word comes from French, meaning an interlacing of “laths, bars, etc.”
valence
transistor
lattice
tensile
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Orbiting Earthat the same direction and speed at which Earth rotates
geodesic
tensile
nuclear
geostationary