SAT Vocabulary - sheet 2 - second batch - 15-30 - blank

To analyze past events.

To create a fictional story.

To summarize current trends.

To predict or make a statement about a future event.

They are withdrawing or retracting a statement or belief.

They are ignoring the statement altogether.

They are reinforcing their original belief.

They are making a public statement.

To be skeptical means to doubt or question the validity of something.

To be skeptical means to have complete faith in all information.

To be skeptical means to blindly trust authority figures.

To be skeptical means to accept everything without question.

A situation that brings joy and happiness.

A situation that is completely predictable and safe.

A situation that is easily resolved without any issues.

A situation that causes unease or confusion.

Not able to be perceived or noticed.

Clear and obvious to the senses.

Able to be easily noticed.

Recognizable without effort.

Of average importance, size, or worth.

Of minimal significance or size.

Of little relevance or value.

Of considerable importance, size, or worth.

Strenuous indicates that an activity is quick and requires minimal time.

Strenuous means an activity is easy and requires little effort.

Strenuous implies that an activity is demanding and requires significant effort or exertion.

Strenuous implies that an activity is enjoyable and relaxing.

To summarize the main points of a discussion.

To ask a question at the end of a conversation.

To agree with everything being said.

To interrupt or insert a comment into a conversation.

To formally establish a guideline or principle that must be followed.

To suggest a guideline that can be ignored.

To create a rule that is optional to follow.

To recommend a principle without any authority.

To avoid confrontation and maintain peace.

To negotiate a settlement without a clear winner.

To agree to disagree without resolving the issue.

To successfully win or overcome an opponent in a conflict.