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SAT Vocab: "Set 2 - Agreements and Support"

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If someone is trying to "adhere" to something, they are trying to...

a)

break away from a group

b)

follow the practices of

c)

argue against a belief

d)

ignore a set of rules

2.

The additional evidence and testimony helped to _______ the argument, since now there was a stronger case.

a)

foster

b)

buttress

c)

reconcile

d)

weaken

3.

What is the definition of "cohesion"?

a)

The action of forming a united whole

b)

The act of separating into parts

c)

The process of breaking down

d)

The state of being isolated

4.

What does "consensus" refer to?

a)

A disagreement among a group

b)

A general agreement

c)

A personal opinion

d)

A minority viewpoint

5.
  • Many companies are combining rapidly ________ communication technology into one device that can act as a phone, take photographs, and send e-mail.

a)

adhering

b)

converging

c)

reconciling

d)

corroborating

6.

What does "corroborate" mean?

a)

To dispute a claim

b)

To confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding

c)

To ignore evidence

d)

To create a new theory

7.

The Arborist Club's mission is to ______ a greater appreciation for trees and to promote the research, technology and practice of arboriculture for its members.

a)

adhere

b)

foster

c)

corroborate

d)

converge

8.

What does "reconcile" mean?

a)

To create conflict between parties

b)

To restore friendly relations between

c)

To ignore differences

d)

To separate permanently

9.

What is the meaning of "substantiate"?

a)

To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of

b)

To make a false claim

c)

To believe in and follow the practices of

d)

To come together as a cohesive whole

10.

Aaliyah's English teacher told her to ________ her argument with additional data and evidence to support the claim.

a)

Reconcile

b)

Supplement

c)

Diminish

d)

Reduce

11.

Which of the following best describes the action of "buttress"?

a)

To restore friendly relations between

b)

To increase the strength of

c)

To dismantle a theory

d)

To ignore a problem

12.

The judge asked the witnesses if they could ________ the story that was shared during the deposition, but no one was able to confirm whether or not it was true.

a)

Corroborate

b)

Disprove

c)

Contradict

d)

Refute

13.

What does "foster" mean in the context of development?

a)

To hinder progress

b)

To encourage or promote the development of

c)

To provide evidence for growth or truth

d)

To suppress innovation

14.

Sometimes researchers struggle to ________ competing and conflicting conclusions from their data, and have to return to their experiment to adjust until their data is more cohesive.

a)

Corroborate

b)

Reconcile

c)

Buttress

d)

Separate