Exploring SAT Vocabulary #6

This video tutorial covers SAT vocabulary list number six, providing definitions, examples, and usage of 15 words. The instructor offers tips for remembering each word, such as associating root words and using real-life examples. The words include 'abominate', 'anecdote', 'candid', 'deterrent', 'fallible', 'incite', 'jargon', 'muddle', 'perpetuate', 'refute', 'scarcity', 'subservient', 'transient', 'virtual', and 'efflorescence'.

What does the word 'abominate' mean?

• To love passionately

• To hate violently

• To admire secretly

• To be indifferent

Which word is a synonym for 'anecdote'?

• Novel

• Poem

• Story

• Essay

How would you describe a candid person?

• Straightforward

• Secretive

• Indecisive

• Dishonest

What does 'deterrent' mean?

• Supporting decisions

• Hindering through fear

• Encouraging action

• Promoting growth

What does it mean to be 'fallible'?

• Perfect in judgment

• Incapable of error

• Always correct

• Capable of making mistakes

What does 'incite' mean?

• To discourage

• To rouse to action

• To calm down

• To ignore

What is 'jargon'?

• Simple language

• Everyday conversation

• Formal writing

• Confused or technical speech

What does 'perpetuate' mean?

• To preserve from extinction

• To start anew

• To end abruptly

• To forget completely

What does 'subservient' describe?

• Dominant

• Independent

• Excessively submissive

• Rebellious

What does 'efflorescence' refer to?

• The growth of roots

• The act of wilting

• The process of decaying

• The state of flowering