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“Would You Be Accepted Into College Today?”: 27 SAT Vocabulary Questions To Help You Find Out
Not to dissuade you, but this quiz will definitely leave you flabbergasted, perplexed, or even discombobulated… Unless you had an easy time reading through the last sentence! In which case, you’ll probably do great! But there’s only one way to be sure.
Based on SAT vocabulary testing, this quiz will evaluate your ability to define words, fill in the blanks based on context clues, and recognize what’s being indicated in a sentence. You can also expect synonyms or quirky dialogues to keep it fresh. Let’s get going!
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Ace 3 weeks ago
21 does not really contain a correct answer, would need the sample sentence to have a coupe of extra words added in order to make sense. As in, you don't interject the sentence, you interject (something ) into the sentence.
Richard Graham 3 weeks ago
21 is the only I got wrong. I totally agree with you.
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Upstaged75 3 weeks ago (edited)
I did get in to college (and grad school) but knowing the correct answers to all the questions comes from the fact that I'm an avid reader. I always have been. It helps SO much with spelling and writing as well. So read to your kids, and encourage them to be readers too! I'm very grateful to my parents doing it for me.
Apatheist Account2 3 weeks ago
Quite an achievement, given that the top score possible is 27...
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DB 3 weeks ago
To be accepted into a US college within the last 30 years all you needed was to be able to sign a loan application.
Multa Nocte 4 days ago
Tell me you have never applied for college without actually saying it.
Load More Replies... Chaos Pandas Unite 3 weeks ago
I feel like 13, the definition for incisive could also be ‘confident and self assured’ but maybe that’s more the meaning I’ve assigned it?
Ace 3 weeks ago
21 does not really contain a correct answer, would need the sample sentence to have a coupe of extra words added in order to make sense. As in, you don't interject the sentence, you interject (something ) into the sentence.
Richard Graham 3 weeks ago
21 is the only I got wrong. I totally agree with you.
Load More Replies... Upstaged75 3 weeks ago (edited)
I did get in to college (and grad school) but knowing the correct answers to all the questions comes from the fact that I'm an avid reader. I always have been. It helps SO much with spelling and writing as well. So read to your kids, and encourage them to be readers too! I'm very grateful to my parents doing it for me.
Apatheist Account2 3 weeks ago
Quite an achievement, given that the top score possible is 27...
Load More Replies... DB 3 weeks ago
To be accepted into a US college within the last 30 years all you needed was to be able to sign a loan application.
Multa Nocte 4 days ago
Tell me you have never applied for college without actually saying it.
Load More Replies... Chaos Pandas Unite 3 weeks ago
I feel like 13, the definition for incisive could also be ‘confident and self assured’ but maybe that’s more the meaning I’ve assigned it?
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