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“Would A College Still Accept You Today?”: Define 28 SAT-Level Vocabulary Words To Find Out
Many people loathe “big words”. Why say “subsequent” when “next” does the trick, right? Well, it could be argued that those “big words” are actually intrinsic to how we, as people, communicate. They help us consolidate, place emphasis on key points, and avoid contrary ideas. Or do they actually help us group, place value, and keep away from opposites? It’s just not the same, is it?
In this quiz, you’ll be given 28 SAT-level words or definitions to match to their meanings. Some fill-in-the-blank and synonyms will be thrown into the mix to keep it intriguing. Think you’re ready?
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Michael Largey 19 hours ago
#23. Feasible means "possible" or "doable", not likely or probable.
Apatheist Account2 1 day ago
28. Of course. "Beach, shore" does work for the margin of an ocean though - you need to check the possibilities for each answer when compiling these quizzes. There was one on tv where it was something that takes you between floors but also allows an aircraft to take off: the answer given was "lift", but "elevator" works just as well, since that's the mechanism that creates the lift. There's more of a skill in compiling quizzes than people realise.
UKGrandad 22 hours ago
Beaches and shores only make up a part of the edge of an ocean. A large part of the Indian Ocean's eastern edge directly meets the Pacific, so the margin is beaches, shores, and another ocean.
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Son of Philosoraptor 1 day ago
Probable is not the same as feasible. And i think better is just as good as following. Easy though for any reader.
UKGrandad 22 hours ago
But the word that is being replaced is 'subsequent', and 'following' has the same meaning.
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Michael Largey 19 hours ago
#23. Feasible means "possible" or "doable", not likely or probable.
Apatheist Account2 1 day ago
28. Of course. "Beach, shore" does work for the margin of an ocean though - you need to check the possibilities for each answer when compiling these quizzes. There was one on tv where it was something that takes you between floors but also allows an aircraft to take off: the answer given was "lift", but "elevator" works just as well, since that's the mechanism that creates the lift. There's more of a skill in compiling quizzes than people realise.
UKGrandad 22 hours ago
Beaches and shores only make up a part of the edge of an ocean. A large part of the Indian Ocean's eastern edge directly meets the Pacific, so the margin is beaches, shores, and another ocean.
Load More Replies... Son of Philosoraptor 1 day ago
Probable is not the same as feasible. And i think better is just as good as following. Easy though for any reader.
UKGrandad 22 hours ago
But the word that is being replaced is 'subsequent', and 'following' has the same meaning.
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