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PowerScore Top 200 Repeat Offenders SAT Vocab Words (Definition-Word)-1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(adj.) insensitive; emotionally hardened

a)

dogmatic

b)

coherent

c)

callous

d)

frugal

2.

(adj.) open and straightforward

a)

cynical

b)

disparate

c)

emphatic

d)

candid

3.

(adj.) doubtful; questionable

a)

dubious

b)

condescend

c)

diminish

d)

diligent

4.

(adj.) ill-tempered and unwilling to cooperate

a)

collaborate

b)

cantankerous

c)

cunning

d)

coherent

5.

(vb.) to intensely irritate

a)

exploit

b)

condescend

c)

exasperate

d)

acquire

6.

(n.) a characteristic that is peculiar to a specific person

a)

tyranny

b)

rhetoric

c)

precedent

d)

idiosyncrasy

7.

(adj.) marked by excessive self-satisfaction

a)

smug

b)

obsolete

c)

meticulous

d)

impetuous

8.

(adj.) careful and sensible

a)

petty

b)

prudent

c)

trivial

d)

prominent

9.

(adj.) overpowering, intense

a)

overwhelming

b)

negligent

c)

provincial

d)

somber

10.

(adj.) unquestionable; impossible to deny

a)

naive

b)

impetuous

c)

orthodox

d)

incontrovertible

11.

(adj.) having more than needed or wanted; excessive

a)

obsolete

b)

rigorous

c)

superfluous

d)

partisan

12.

(adj.) clearly pronounced; well-spoken

a)

exemplary

b)

articulate

c)

ambivalent

d)

analogous

13.

(vb.) to praise

a)

deride

b)

deject

c)

augment

d)

commend

14.

(vb.) to perceive or understand with sight or other senses

a)

discern

b)

explicit

c)

disclose

d)

constrain

15.

(n.) a lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike

a)

anecdote

b)

disdain

c)

adversary

d)

epitome

16.

(adj.) uncertain; open to multiple interpretations

a)

ambivalent

b)

conventional

c)

equivocal

d)

analogous

17.

(vb.) to support and strengthen

a)

debunk

b)

assume

c)

ascertain

d)

bolster

18.

(vb.) to encourage or care for

a)

improvise

b)

illuminate

c)

foster

d)

perplex

19.

(adj.) coming later; following in order

a)

whimsical

b)

subsequent

c)

pragmatic

d)

indifferent

20.

(vb.) to make imperfect; to disfigure

a)

mar

b)

presume

c)

renounce

d)

substantiate

21.

(vb.) to regard with respect and awe

a)

quell

b)

refute

c)

revere

d)

supplant

22.

(n.) a clear understanding of a situation

a)

generalization

b)

nostalgia

c)

pretense

d)

insight

23.

(n.) the use of ridicule or a work (such as an essay, play, or movie) intending to ridicule

a)

sarcasm

b)

satire

c)

scorn

d)

extol

24.

(vb.) to make compatible; to bring into harmony

a)

vindicate

b)

reconcile

c)

sustain

d)

lament

25.

(n.) a desire to succeed

a)

censure

b)

aspiration

c)

dearth

d)

camaraderie