High-utility SAT words (set B)
11th grade (Year 12 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.11-12.4.A, L.11-12.6 · England: SAT Reading and Writing (Words in Context), ACT Reading, A-level English
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Question 1
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. an opinion formed without complete evidence
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Question 2
Which word matches this description? to increase rapidly in number
- A. proliferate
- B. extrapolate
- C. nuanced
- D. conjecture
Question 3
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word? The biography tries to ___ the poet's public cheerfulness with the despair in her letters.
- A. reconcile
- B. proliferate
- C. vindicate
- D. extrapolate
Question 4
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. based on observation or experiment rather than theory
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Question 5
Which word matches this description? to show that someone or something was right
- A. lucrative
- B. vindicate
- C. deference
- D. resilient
Question 6
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word? Judges must remain ___, giving equal weight to both sides.
- A. impartial
- B. volatile
- C. lucrative
- D. equivocal
Question 7
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. to make two ideas or people agree or coexist
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Question 8
Which word matches this description? something that differs from what is normal or expected
- A. anomaly
- B. conjecture
- C. futile
- D. nuanced
Question 9
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word? The farmers switched to growing herbs, which proved far more ___ than wheat.
- A. inherent
- B. lucrative
- C. futile
- D. equivocal
Question 10
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. to make two ideas or people agree or coexist
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Question 11
Which word matches this description? to estimate beyond known data by extending a trend
- A. volatile
- B. vindicate
- C. inherent
- D. extrapolate
Question 12
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word? The court's earlier ruling set a ___ that later judges followed.
- A. conjecture
- B. anomaly
- C. precedent
- D. deference
Question 13
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. an opinion formed without complete evidence
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Question 14
Which word matches this description? an opinion formed without complete evidence
- A. empirical
- B. vindicate
- C. deference
- D. conjecture
Question 15
Which choice completes the text with the most logical and precise word? The critic offers a ___ reading of the poem, noting how its tone shifts subtly between hope and grief.
- A. nuanced
- B. volatile
- C. lucrative
- D. futile
Question 16
Type the word (in English) that matches this description. to estimate beyond known data by extending a trend
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