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“Would A College Still Accept You Today?”: Define 24 SAT-Level Vocabulary Words To Find Out
Many people just absolutely hate “big words.” Why say “Loquacious” when “talkative” does the trick? Well, advanced vocabulary is actually intrinsic to effective communication. High-level language helps us consolidate complex ideas, emphasize key points, and avoid contrary arguments.
In this ultimate vocabulary quiz, you will face 24 SAT-level words and definitions to match to their correct meanings. We have thrown fill-in-the-blank questions and synonym challenges into the mix to test your verbal reasoning skills to the max. Do you have the language proficiency to reach the perfect score, or will these academic words leave you stumped? Time to prove your skills!
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Roman Arendt 1 hour ago
There were some words I (a German) never heard in English). But for those it helped A LOT to know Latin (and Greek).
LilliVB 1 hour ago
I agree. I'm Italian, and usually I don't find difficult a quiz with unusual or particular English word because most of them have a Latin root, so they are really similar to my mother tongue
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Roman Arendt 1 hour ago
There were some words I (a German) never heard in English). But for those it helped A LOT to know Latin (and Greek).
LilliVB 1 hour ago
I agree. I'm Italian, and usually I don't find difficult a quiz with unusual or particular English word because most of them have a Latin root, so they are really similar to my mother tongue
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