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SAT vocabulary second session
SAT vocabulary second session
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Sat vocabulary grade 11 & 12
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Incorrigible means irredeemable
True
False
2
Abridge is to shorten.
False
True
3
A narrative is related to retelling a story as opposed to arguing a point
True
False
4
Mozart had an ….. gift for music.
Afford
Ambiguous
Ironic
Innate
5
Civil does not pertain to ordinary citizens.
True
False
6
Increase in volume or intensity.
Objective
Magnitude
Capacity
Amplify
7
An obstinate person cannot be easily moved.
False
True
8
Civil means to be polite and courteous.
False
True
9
Juxtaposed and Incongruous is a noun meaning to be placed on opposite sides.
True
False
10
Indifferent is an adj which means to be neither good nor bad.
False
True
11
Have enough money to pay for things.
Assumption
Mitigate
Innate
Afford
12
Incongruous is an adjective meaning something that is not fitting.
True
False
13
Colloquial is similar to slang.
True
False
14
Substance in which an organism lives. Or. Means of doing something.
Attribute
Medium
Arbiter
Allusion
15
Ambivalence means both.
False
True
16
Mother’s often….. their offspring.
Nurture
Incompatible
Abridged
Brevity
17
To be fearless and courageous.
Intrepid
Indicative
Altruism
Acclaim
18
To support or reinforce by encouraging and propping up.
Magnitude
Objective
Capacity
Buttress
19
An astute observer is shrewd and keen.
True
False
20
….. is briefness or conciseness.
Brevity
Abridge
Nurture
Incompatible
21
Brevity means brave.
True
False
22
To summon someone to court is the same as citing him before a court of law
True
False
23
Anecdote is a personal incident that is always amusing
False
True
24
Indifferent is an adj which means to be moved by someone’s suffering.
True
False
25
Make less severe, alleviate or appease.
Assumption
Mitigate
Afford
Innate
26
Incongruous is an adjective meaning incompatible.
True
False
27
When someone mollifies you they are trying to soften you.
True
False
28
We can’t see through opaque frosted glass.
True
False
29
Nurture means growing.
True
False
30
Obtuse children cannot take a hint when they are wrong.
True
False
31
Academic relates to education.
False
True
32
To make a confident statement or declaration. Demand respect.
Assertion
Metaphors
Advocate
Inference
33
A narrative can be a poem
False
True
34
Alleviate means to makes someone suffering less.
True
False
35
Instigate means to provoke
True
False
36
Alleviate means to see someone suffering.
True
False
37
Ms. SK is humorously mocking. Therefore she is …
Ambiguous
Innate
Ironic
Afford
38
Malign is an adjective but can also be used as a verb
False
True
39
Colloquial is common speech.
False
True
40
To announce with great approval.
Brevity
Acclaim
Indicative
Nurture
41
Because it is so large a dictionary can be ….
Nurture
Incompatible
Abridged
Brevity
42
Equivocal in nature.
Afford
Ironic
Ambiguous
Innate
43
To cancel out or deny the truth of something.
Adversity
Induce
Benign
Negate
44
Mother’s and daughters are often opposed in nature they are … to work together.
Incompatible
Abridged
Brevity
Nurture
45
Juxtaposition is the state of being placed side by side or close together.
False
True
46
Incongruous is an adjective meaning absurd.
True
False
47
If you are born talented we say it is an ….. trait.
Ambiguous
Ironic
Afford
Innate
48
To speak in favor of or support or recommend.
Metaphor
Assertion
Inference
Advocate
49
Cite is a noun which means to refer to or to quote.
True
False
50
Mollify means to soften clay.
True
False
51
To have commitment and moral and ethical principles.
Integrity
Allusion
Arbitrary
Medium
52
Ambivalence cannot mean having mixed feelings or emotions.
False
True
53
Kindly, gracious, favorable, gentle, not malignant.
Induce
Negate
Benign
Adversity
54
….. is the soul of wit.
Nurture
Abridge
Brevity
Incompatible
55
An unselfish generous concern for others.
Acclaim
Intrepid
Altruistic
Indicative
56
Having two or more meanings.
Afford
Ironic
Ambiguous
Innate
57
Size
Magnitude
Objective
Amplify
Capacity
58
Mollify means angry protesters.
False
True
59
Something aimed at which takes effort to attain
Magnitude
Objective
Capacity
Amplify
60
Serving to point out or reveal something.
Altruistic
Acclaim
Intrepid
Indicative
61
To make an implied comparison of one thing to another.
Inference
Assertion
Advocate
Metaphor
62
Incompatible means opposed in nature.
True
False
63
When something results in an unexpected outcome.
Ironic
Ambiguous
Innate
Afford
64
To determine by impulse or whim. Capricious and unrestricted.
Allusion
Attribute
Medium
Arbitrary
65
The greatest amount or number that something can hold.
Amplify
Magnitude
Objective
Capacity
66
Abridge is built over a tunnel.
False
True
67
Abstract is not concrete.
True
False
68
An indirect reference to an earlier piece or story. A casual mention.
Integrity
Allusion
Arbitrary
Medium
69
Incongruous is an adjective meaning inappropriate
False
True
70
To make a deduction or draw a conclusion.
Advocate
Inference
Metaphor
Assertion
71
Misfortune, hardship, affliction or poverty.
Induce
Benign
Adversity
Negate
72
The sheer ……. Drive of his stories have made his novels bestsellers.
Medium
Narrative
Arbiter
Attribute
73
Colloquial is informal speech.
True
False
74
Persuade, convince, bring about, stimulate.
Induce
Benign
Adversity
Negate
75
Incongruous is an adjective meaning logically inconsistent.
True
False
76
Malign means….
All of the above
Not good
Evil
Bad
77
Something taken for granted.
Innate
Assumption
Mitigate
Afford
78
Not influenced by feelings or prejudices.
Buttress
Objective (adjective)
Magnitude
Capacity
79
Being unclear
Ambiguous
Afford
Innate
Ironic
80
Another word for characteristic or traits
Narrative
Medium
Attribute
Arbiter