stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Duplicate of SAT VOCAB REVIEW Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Duplicate of SAT VOCAB REVIEW
Duplicate of SAT VOCAB REVIEW
25 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
218 plays
Review for SAT vocabulary
Flashcards
25 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
25
Answers
1
an extremely large number
beget
myriad
grandiose
aggrandize
2
An _____dictionary is one that has been shortened.
abridged
abut
edifice
abyss
3
To ___his achievements, Richard would make up unbelievable stories of personal accomplishments.
beleaguer
accolades
aggrandize
emulate
4
The lost spaceship wandered endlessly in the vast _____of the galaxy.
abridge
abyss
aftermath
edifice
5
The famous basketball star, Michael Jordan, has a jump-shot that many players try to _____.
emulate
endure
aspire
beget
6
Something that heals or comforts;soothing
balm
emulate
cajole
bucolic
7
To border upon; to adjoin
cajole
ediface
abut
abridge
8
Farmers used to _____ large families to help them run their farms
abominate
cajole
beget
endure
9
The construction of one _____ led to another and New York City became filled with skyscrapers.
edifice
abyss
balm
abridge
10
To seek, attain, or achieve a goal
aspire
emulate
cajole
accolades
11
Poverty and economic depression are usually the ______ of war.
cacophony
endurance
aftermath
accolades
12
Harsh sounds
cacophony
accolades
bucolic
beleaguer
13
There is nothing ___about big city life; bustling streets are neither peaceful nor rustic.
bucolic
balmy
enduring
cajoling
14
Jeannie always sweet-talked and _____ her parents into letting her have her way.
aspired
cajoled
emulated
beleaguered
15
The Russian city of Stalingrad was _____by the German army for five months before it fell.
cajoled
endured
abominated
beleaguered
16
Laura received _____from her parents when she brought home her report card with straight As.
aspire
balms
accolades
aggrandize
17
Henry was always the ______ getting blamed for whatever happened, whether he did it or not.
dromedary
scapegoat
accolade
edifice
18
Hard to understand
cajole
askew
abstruse
cacophony
19
Hardship, restraint, confinement
abyss
duress
abstruse
cajole
20
To carry on despite hardships; to put up with
beget
cajole
emulate
endure
21
Extreme hatred, loathing
endure
duress
abominate
aggrandize
22
Cunning, deceitfulness; artfulness
guile
abstruse
grandiose
dulcet
23
Everyone said it was ____ when the coach started his son even though he was an awful catcher..
guile
nepotism
beget
aggrandized
24
Using exactly the same words; word for word
verbatim
myriad
bucolic
vertigo
25
The tire wouldn't fit on the car because the axle had been bent _____.
abstruse
askew
abut
abridge