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    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable-

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    The hardest part of the SAT Reading section for most test takers is arguably the sentence completion. The format of sentence completion is simple. The student is given a sentence with either one or two blanks. The student then must pick the right SAT vocabulary word to fill in that blank. How does the student know which of the five answer choices to pick? The answer is easy:

    The definition of the correct word choice answer is in the question itself.

    For example:

    Judy was ____________; she was so happy that she aced the SATs.

    (A) Elucidated
    (B) Sardonic
    (C) Complacent
    (D) Ebullient
    (E) Flippant

    The correct answer would be (D) Ebullient. Why? Because “Ebullient” means cheerful and as we can see “she was so happy” part of the question is the definition of ebullient.

    The hard part? Unfortunately the only way to prepare is get exposure to common sat vocabulary words. Don’t worry, I prepared a SAT Vocabulary Word List with their definitions. All of these words come from practice tests I have taken in the past and the NY Times. (which uses words frequently found on the SAT.)

    Esoteric- arcane

    Complacent- satisfied, unworried

    Admonition- warning

    Incredulous- skeptical, disbelieving

    Nonchalant- casual, indifference

    Sardonic- sarcastic, mocking

    Flippant- frivolous, lacking depth, seriousness

    Iconoclastic one who attacks settled beliefs or institutions

    Naysayer- one who denies, refuses, opposes, or is skeptical or cynical about something

    Pretentious- pompous ambitious

    Errant- out of place

    Pertinent- relevant

    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable-

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    word choice answer is in the question itself.

    For example:

    Judy was ____________; she was so happy that she aced the SATs.

    (A) Elucidated
    (B) Sardonic
    (C) Complacent
    (D) Ebullient
    (E) Flippant

    The correct answer would be (D) Ebullient. Why? Because “Ebullient” means cheerful and as we can see “she was so happy” part of the question is the definition of ebullient.

    The hard part? Unfortunately the only way to prepare is get exposure to common sat vocabulary words. Don’t worry, I prepared a SAT Vocabulary Word List with their definitions. All of these words come from practice tests I have taken in the past and the NY Times. (which uses words frequently found on the SAT.)

    Esoteric- arcane

    Complacent- satisfied, unworried

    Admonition- warning

    Incredulous- skeptical, disbelieving

    Nonchalant- casual, indifference

    Sardonic- sarcastic, mocking

    Flippant- frivolous, lacking depth, seriousness

    Iconoclastic one who attacks settled beliefs or institutions

    Naysayer- one who denies, refuses, opposes, or is skeptical or cynical about something

    Pretentious- pompous ambitious

    Errant- out of place

    Pertinent- relevant

    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable-

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    The hard part? Unfortunately the only way to prepare is get exposure to common sat vocabulary words. Don’t worry, I prepared a SAT Vocabulary Word List with their definitions. All of these words come from practice tests I have taken in the past and the NY Times. (which uses words frequently found on the SAT.)

    Esoteric- arcane

    Complacent- satisfied, unworried

    Admonition- warning

    Incredulous- skeptical, disbelieving

    Nonchalant- casual, indifference

    Sardonic- sarcastic, mocking

    Flippant- frivolous, lacking depth, seriousness

    Iconoclastic one who attacks settled beliefs or institutions

    Naysayer- one who denies, refuses, opposes, or is skeptical or cynical about something

    Pretentious- pompous ambitious

    Errant- out of place

    Pertinent- relevant

    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable-

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    >Incredulous- skeptical, disbelieving

    Nonchalant- casual, indifference

    Sardonic- sarcastic, mocking

    Flippant- frivolous, lacking depth, seriousness

    Iconoclastic one who attacks settled beliefs or institutions

    Naysayer- one who denies, refuses, opposes, or is skeptical or cynical about something

    Pretentious- pompous ambitious

    Errant- out of place

    Pertinent- relevant

    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable-

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    Loquacious- wordy

    Torrid- hot

    Laconic- brief, terse,

    Audacious- bold, daring

    Agape- wonder

    Loquacious- wordy

    Capitulation- surrender, submission

    Caprice- whim, impulse

    Capriciousness- indecisiveness, unpredictability

    Putsch- revolt against the government

    Psychedelic- state produced by drugs

    Quaint- old-fashioned, charming

    Quaffable- drinkable

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