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sat vocab

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the meaning of indubitable?

a)

Open to doubt

b)

Impossible to doubt

c)

Uncertain

d)

Unimpressive

2.

What does conjectural mean?

a)

Based on proven facts

b)

Based on guesswork or speculation

c)

Certainly true

d)

Fully substantiated

3.

What does evince mean?

a)

To hide or suppress

b)

To show or reveal clearly

c)

To question or doubt

d)

To ignore intentionally

4.

What is the meaning of preclude?

a)

To encourage

b)

To exclude or prevent

c)

To strengthen

d)

To cause confusion

5.

What does extrapolate mean?

a)

To infer or estimate by extending known information

b)

To ignore or dismiss

c)

To complicate or confuse

d)

To summarize briefly

6.

What is the meaning of ameliorate?

a)

To worsen or deteriorate

b)

To complicate a situation

c)

To make better or improve

d)

To maintain the status quo

7.

What does inundate mean?

a)

To flood or overwhelm

b)

To dry out completely

c)

To simplify a process

d)

To ignore or overlook

8.

What is the meaning of cogent?

a)

Confusing or ambiguous

b)

Clear, logical, and convincing

c)

Weak or unconvincing

d)

Irrelevant or unrelated

9.

What does abrogate mean?

a)

To delay or postpone

b)

To formally abolish or annul

c)

To support or uphold

d)

To create or establish

10.

What does galvanizing mean?

a)

Causing excitement or stimulation

b)

Causing calmness or peace

c)

Causing confusion or doubt

d)

Causing avoidance or rejection

11.

What is the meaning of alienated?

a)

To make someone feel welcomed

b)

To make someone feel isolated or excluded

c)

To attract someone’s attention

d)

To help someone integrate into a group

12.

What does allure mean?

a)

To repel or push away

b)

To attract or entice

c)

To confuse or obscure

d)

To ignore or reject

13.

What is the meaning of consolidate?

a)

To scatter or disperse

b)

To combine or strengthen

c)

To break down or weaken

d)

To separate or divide

14.

What does denigrate mean?

a)

To praise or celebrate

b)

To criticize unfairly

c)

To encourage or promote

d)

To leave untouched

15.

What does revulsion mean?

a)

A strong feeling of dislike or disgust

b)

A feeling of deep admiration

c)

A neutral response

d)

A state of confusion

16.

What is the meaning of expropriate?

a)

To take possession of something for public use

b)

To return something to its rightful owner

c)

To ignore or neglect

d)

To improve or enhance

17.

What does polarizing mean?

a)

Bringing people together

b)

Causing division or disagreement

c)

Increasing unity

d)

Making things more neutral

18.

What does inexorable mean?

a)

Easy to change

b)

Impossible to stop or prevent

c)

Likely to happen soon

d)

Flexible and adjustable

19.

What is the meaning of trite?

a)

Innovative and fresh

b)

Overused and unoriginal

c)

Uncertain and questionable

d)

Highly respected

20.

What does stance mean?

a)

A fixed position or perspective

b)

A random movement

c)

A casual observation

d)

A direct opposition

21.

What does diffused mean?

a)

Spread out widely

b)

Concentrated in one place

c)

Confined to a small area

d)

Directed toward a single point

22.

What does nascent mean?

a)

Fully developed

b)

Just beginning to develop

c)

Declining or fading

d)

Fully extinct

23.

What is the meaning of monolithic?

a)

Diverse and varied

b)

Unified and large-scale

c)

Weak and frail

d)

Fragmented and broken

24.

What does attenuated mean?

a)

Strengthened or enhanced

b)

Weakened or reduced

c)

Unchanged

d)

Grown or expanded

25.

What does affinity mean?

a)

A natural liking or sympathy for something

b)

A strong disagreement

c)

A temporary dislike

d)

A complete indifference

26.

What is the meaning of spurn?

a)

To reject with disdain

b)

To embrace warmly

c)

To accept with hesitation

d)

To help or assist

27.

What does assail mean?

a)

To criticize or attack violently

b)

To avoid

c)

To accept or welcome

d)

To build or create

28.

Which of the following best defines the word "marginalized"?

a)

Treated as unimportant or pushed to the edge of society

b)

Given special privileges and attention

c)

Placed in a high social position

d)

Allowed to make all the decisions in a group

29.

What is the most accurate meaning of "denunciation"?

a)

A formal or public condemnation of something or someone

b)

A peaceful discussion or debate

c)

An agreement made between two groups

d)

A celebration of someone's success

30.

What does lurid most nearly mean?

a)

Peaceful and calming

b)

Extremely vivid or shocking, often in a negative way

c)

Dark and gloomy

d)

Bland and uninteresting

31.

Which of the following best defines the word corroborate?

a)

To criticize harshly

b)

To support with evidence

c)

To delay or postpone

d)

To weaken an argument

32.

What does idyllic most nearly mean?

a)

Chaotic and noisy

b)

Naturally peaceful and perfect

c)

Urban and modern

d)

Dark and disturbing

33.

What does "emulate" mean?

a)

To prevent something from happening

b)

To imitate or try to equal someone’s achievements

c)

To respond to a gesture or action with a similar one

d)

To add notes or comments to a text

34.

What does "annotate" mean?

a)

To show or demonstrate clearly

b)

To detach or free from something

c)

To add notes or comments to a text

d)

To clear someone of blame or suspicion

35.

What does "reciprocate" mean?

a)

To show or demonstrate clearly

b)

To respond to a gesture or action with a similar one

c)

To imitate or try to equal someone’s achievements

d)

To cause something to happen

36.

What does "disengage" mean?

a)

To cause something to happen

b)

To stop being involved in something

c)

To clear someone of blame or suspicion

d)

To prevent something from happening

37.

What does "induce" mean?

a)

To prevent something from happening

b)

To clear someone of blame or suspicion

c)

To add notes or comments to a text

d)

To cause something to happen or persuade someone to do something

38.

What does "vindicate" mean?

a)

To imitate or try to equal someone’s achievements

b)

To stop being involved in something

c)

To clear someone of blame or suspicion

d)

To respond to a gesture or action with a similar one

39.

What does "evince" mean?

a)

To show or demonstrate clearly

b)

To respond to a gesture or action with a similar one

c)

To detach or free from something

d)

To imitate or try to equal someone’s achievements

40.

What does "preclude" mean?

a)

To add notes or comments to a text

b)

To prevent something from happening or make it impossible

c)

To cause something to happen

d)

To clear someone of blame or suspicion

41.

What does "indoctrinate" mean?

a)

To persuade someone to do something

b)

To teach someone a particular set of beliefs or ideas

c)

To clear someone of blame

d)

To engage in friendly conversation

42.

What does "substantiate" mean?

a)

To make something easier to understand

b)

To provide evidence or support for a claim

c)

To discard or reject something

d)

To organize or arrange something

43.

What does "trivial" mean?

a)

Important or significant

b)
  • Relating to a major issue

c)

Unimportant or insignificant

d)

Complex and difficult to understand

44.

What does "elide" mean?

a)

To combine two things together

b)

To omit or leave out a part of something

c)

To emphasize something

d)

To suggest or imply something

45.

What does "gauge" mean?

a)

To measure or assess something

b)

To reject or ignore something

c)

To tell a story

d)

To test something for accuracy

46.

What does "aggregated" mean?

a)

Combined or collected into a whole

b)

Divided into smaller parts

c)

Reduced or lessened

d)

Focused on a single area

47.

What does "dissipate" mean?

a)

To cause something to disappear or fade away

b)

To gather or accumulate

c)

To multiply in size

d)

To focus or direct something

48.

What does "percolate" mean?

a)

To flow or filter through something slowly

b)

To break down into smaller parts

c)

To cause a reaction in something

d)

To accumulate or gather in one place

49.

What does "insulate" mean?

a)

To protect something from outside influence

b)

To add to or improve something

c)

To communicate a message

d)

To increase the volume of something

50.
  1. What does "postulate" mean?

a)

To reject something as untrue

b)
  • To propose or assume something as a fact

c)

To clarify or explain something

d)

To dispute or question something

51.
  1. What does "exonerate" mean?

a)

To prove someone innocent of a crime

b)

To punish someone for their actions

c)

To ignore someone’s actions

d)

To accuse someone of wrongdoing

52.
  1. What does "desultory" mean?

a)

Random or lacking a clear purpose

b)

Focused and organized

c)

Careful and deliberate

d)

Structured and planned

53.
  1. What does "notional" mean?

a)

Based on practical experience

b)

Theoretical or abstract

c)

Concrete or physical

d)

Specific or detailed

54.
  1. What does "recalcitrant" mean?

a)

Cooperative and obedient

b)

Stubbornly resistant to authority

c)

Easygoing and adaptable

d)

Willing to help others

55.
  1. What does "earnest" mean?

a)

Sarcastic or insincere

b)

Serious and sincere

c)

Humorous or playful

d)

Careless or indifferent

56.
  1. What does "misanthropic" mean?

a)

Caring and compassionate

b)

Distrustful or hateful towards humanity

c)

Optimistic and hopeful

d)

Generous and selfless

57.
  1. What does "supererogatory" mean?

a)

Necessary and essential

b)

Above and beyond what is required

c)
  • Unacceptable or wrong

d)

Ordinary and routine

58.
  1. What does "egalitarian" mean?

a)

Supporting social equality and fairness

b)

Supporting a rigid class system

c)

Focusing on individual rights only

d)

Favoring one group over another

59.
  1. What does "prosaic" mean?

a)

Creative and imaginative

b)

Ordinary or dull

c)

Exciting and dynamic

d)

Inspirational and uplifting