SAT TEST LATEST REAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
A+
(n.) an ability to make good
discernment
judgements
apotheosize (v.) to glorify; to make into a god
truculent (a.) aggressively defiant or hostile
(n.) something that is unusual or
anomaly
unexpected
(v.) to be deliberately unclear or
equivocate
ambiguous
prurient (a.) characterized by lust
(n.) a distorted representation of
travesty
something
(v.) to communicate in an orderly
discourse
fashion
monolithic (a.) massive and uniform
proletariat (n.) the working class
nullify (v.) to declare invalid
(a.) predicting or involving
apocalyptic
widespread destruction
, (n.) a hired soldier; someone
mercenary
motivated only by money
forsake (v.) to withdraw support
(a.; n.) intending or designed to
start fires; tending to stir up
incendiary
strife; one who sets fires or
causes
nadir (n.) the lowest point
decamp (v.) to leave suddenly or secretly
(a.) sharp, incisive; forceful,
trenchant
effective
canard (n.) a false rumor
propitiate (v.) to win somebody's favor
specious (a.) plausible but false
(n.) the center of attraction;
cynosure something that serves to guide or
direct
(v.) to make something less
rarefy
dense; to refine
halcyon (a.) calm, peaceful; prosperous
mendacity (n.) the tendency to be untruthful
AND CORRECT ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED
A+
(n.) an ability to make good
discernment
judgements
apotheosize (v.) to glorify; to make into a god
truculent (a.) aggressively defiant or hostile
(n.) something that is unusual or
anomaly
unexpected
(v.) to be deliberately unclear or
equivocate
ambiguous
prurient (a.) characterized by lust
(n.) a distorted representation of
travesty
something
(v.) to communicate in an orderly
discourse
fashion
monolithic (a.) massive and uniform
proletariat (n.) the working class
nullify (v.) to declare invalid
(a.) predicting or involving
apocalyptic
widespread destruction
, (n.) a hired soldier; someone
mercenary
motivated only by money
forsake (v.) to withdraw support
(a.; n.) intending or designed to
start fires; tending to stir up
incendiary
strife; one who sets fires or
causes
nadir (n.) the lowest point
decamp (v.) to leave suddenly or secretly
(a.) sharp, incisive; forceful,
trenchant
effective
canard (n.) a false rumor
propitiate (v.) to win somebody's favor
specious (a.) plausible but false
(n.) the center of attraction;
cynosure something that serves to guide or
direct
(v.) to make something less
rarefy
dense; to refine
halcyon (a.) calm, peaceful; prosperous
mendacity (n.) the tendency to be untruthful
