SAT Vocabulary #2

SAT Vocabulary #2

anonymous

(adj) nameless

fortuitous

(adj) fortunate

conditional

(adj) depending on a condition

Multiple Choice

It was ___ when Harry won the lottery, since he had just lost his job.

• anonymous

• fortuitous

• conditional

adulation

(n) high praise

perfidious

(adj) disloyal; untrustworthy

conformist

(n)

person who complies with rules

Multiple Choice

The queen acknowledged the ___ of her subjects by blowing kisses to the crowd.

• adulation

• perfidious

• conformist

prosaic

(adj) dull, commonplace

renovation

(n) a repair or renewal

ostentatious

(adj) showy, displaying wealth

Multiple Choice

The painting was so ___ that I didn't even notice it when I walked by.

• prosaic

• renovation

• ostentatious

frugal

(adj) thrifty, cheap

vindicate

(v) to clear from blame

impute

(v) attribute an action to someone

Multiple Choice

Jake could not ___ anyone else for the robbery, but he wouldn't admit to doing it himself.

• frugal

• vindicate

• impute

assiduous

(v) persistent

sagacity

(n) wisdom

enhance

(v) improve, augment

Multiple Choice

Snapchat filters allow you to easily ___ your photos.

• assiduous

• sagacity

• enhance