Something that is historically incorrect.

Possessing physical beauty., Possessing physical beauty., Possessing physical beauty., Possessing physical beauty.

Wrongdoing by a public official.

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1
Voluble
Talkative.
Easily moved.
Revolving.
Easily manipulated.
2
Prototypical
Someone who spearheaded change.
First to finish a task.
The first one in line.
The first of its kind.
3
Adumbrate
To do something in avoidance of something or someone.
To sketch out in a vague way.
To strike from the records.
To end quickly without warning.
4
Endocardial
Having heart problems.
Situated within the heart.
A specific heart problem.
Located just outside the heart.
5
Anachronistic
Something that is historically incorrect.
Existing in a short time frame.
A work of literature that plays with time.
Something that is written out of order.
6
Archaic
Previous or prior.
Outdated or old.
First or premier.
Chief or most important.
7
Adumbrate
To strike from the records.
To sketch out in a vague way.
To end quickly without warning.
To do something in avoidance of something or someone.
8
Pulchritude
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
9
Theocracy
A collection of gods.
Relating to religious writings.
Theories on god.
Ruled by religion.
10
Subterfuge
Something that is kept secret from the world.
To travel under the surface of something.
Something designed to deceive.
Something that is deceptively written.
11
Pellucid
Easily understood.
Flowing easily.
Easily pronounced.
Easy to see through.
12
AcropolisPrev
A fortified part of a city.
An underground region of the city.
A city without a fortification.
An open part of a city.
13
Extemporaneously
Taking additional time.
Taking no time at all.
Done without preparation.
Done with preparation.
14
Regicide
The killing of a
The killing of a child.
The killing of a king.
The killing of a dog.
15
Nascent
In the middle of its life.
Just coming into existence.
A newly wed couple.
A new or undiscovered area.
16
Prerogative
Questioning authority.
Priority to ask questions.
An uneasy question.
A curious inquiry.
17
Malfeasance
A bad taste or scent that lingers int he air.
An indirect threat made publicly.
Doing something in spite of someone else.
Wrongdoing by a public official.
18
Sophomore
A wise fool.
Second to the master.
Not a novice, but not a master.
A sophisticated person.
19
Neophyte
A newcomer or novice.
A newly married person.
A new work of literature.
A newly discovered place.
20
Unilateral
One person's singular achievements.
Done in one side only.
Done with a single vision or goal.
Existing within the same political party.

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This is a quick and easy test of SAT vocab words. Use your list of prefixes and suffixes to try and answer these questions.

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
Voluble
Talkative.
Easily moved.
Revolving.
Easily manipulated.
2
Prototypical
Someone who spearheaded change.
First to finish a task.
The first one in line.
The first of its kind.
3
Adumbrate
To do something in avoidance of something or someone.
To sketch out in a vague way.
To strike from the records.
To end quickly without warning.
4
Endocardial
Having heart problems.
Situated within the heart.
A specific heart problem.
Located just outside the heart.
5
Anachronistic
Something that is historically incorrect.
Existing in a short time frame.
A work of literature that plays with time.
Something that is written out of order.
6
Archaic
Previous or prior.
Outdated or old.
First or premier.
Chief or most important.
7
Adumbrate
To strike from the records.
To sketch out in a vague way.
To end quickly without warning.
To do something in avoidance of something or someone.
8
Pulchritude
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
Possessing physical beauty.
9
Theocracy
A collection of gods.
Relating to religious writings.
Theories on god.
Ruled by religion.
10
Subterfuge
Something that is kept secret from the world.
To travel under the surface of something.
Something designed to deceive.
Something that is deceptively written.
11
Pellucid
Easily understood.
Flowing easily.
Easily pronounced.
Easy to see through.
12
AcropolisPrev
A fortified part of a city.
An underground region of the city.
A city without a fortification.
An open part of a city.
13
Extemporaneously
Taking additional time.
Taking no time at all.
Done without preparation.
Done with preparation.
14
Regicide
The killing of a
The killing of a child.
The killing of a king.
The killing of a dog.
15
Nascent
In the middle of its life.
Just coming into existence.
A newly wed couple.
A new or undiscovered area.
16
Prerogative
Questioning authority.
Priority to ask questions.
An uneasy question.
A curious inquiry.
17
Malfeasance
A bad taste or scent that lingers int he air.
An indirect threat made publicly.
Doing something in spite of someone else.
Wrongdoing by a public official.
18
Sophomore
A wise fool.
Second to the master.
Not a novice, but not a master.
A sophisticated person.
19
Neophyte
A newcomer or novice.
A newly married person.
A new work of literature.
A newly discovered place.
20
Unilateral
One person's singular achievements.
Done in one side only.
Done with a single vision or goal.
Existing within the same political party.