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SAT Vocab 10.2 Mar 6

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    SAT Vocab
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  • The family carefully saved money each month in case of emergencies. They believed that planning ahead would protect them from unexpected financial problems. Their careful behavior showed they were very ______.
    provident
    ostentatious
    mercenary
    redundant
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  • Several workers complained loudly about the company’s new policies. They believed management had treated them unfairly. Many employees became visibly ______.
    serene
    provident
    disgruntled
    ebullient
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  • Tourists were shocked by the price of the hotel rooms during the holiday season. The cost seemed far higher than what most travelers could afford. Many visitors considered the price ______.
    temperate
    exorbitant
    negligible
    redundant
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  • The teacher’s dedication to helping struggling students earned praise from the entire community. Her behavior served as a model for other educators. She was widely regarded as an ______ teacher.
    resigned
    redundant
    dilatory
    exemplary
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  • Standing at the top of the mountain after hours of climbing filled the hikers with excitement. The breathtaking view made the difficult journey worthwhile. The experience was truly ______.
    exhilarating
    mundane
    redundant
    temperate
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  • The child ran into the room laughing and talking excitedly about the party. Her energy seemed impossible to contain. Her mood was completely ______.
    veiled
    resigned
    prudent
    ebullient
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  • The lawyer repeatedly delayed the trial by requesting unnecessary extensions. Judges grew frustrated with these tactics. They criticized the attorney for using ______ strategies.
    provident
    munificent
    dilatory
    exemplary
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  • Before releasing the new software, engineers spent months improving the program’s performance. Small adjustments helped make the system more reliable. These improvements represented the final ______ of the design.
    refinement
    allegation
    presumption
    parody
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  • The editor removed several sentences from the article because they repeated the same idea. Keeping them would add nothing new to the argument. The sentences were considered ______.
    redundant
    temperate
    innovative
    exemplary
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  • The old house reminded visitors strongly of the author’s childhood home. Its smell and atmosphere brought vivid memories to mind. The building was ______ of earlier times.
    redundant
    redolent
    obsolete
    prudent
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  • Fans screamed and cheered loudly when the singer appeared on stage. Some critics felt the praise was excessive and exaggerated. They described the audience’s reaction as pure ______.
    allegation
    presumption
    adulation
    rhetoric
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  • Economists studied the large difference between salaries in rural and urban areas. The gap revealed serious inequality in economic opportunity. Researchers focused on the ______ between the two regions.
    respite
    refinement
    disparity
    novelty
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  • The tour guide talked continuously during the entire bus ride. Some passengers enjoyed the stories, while others wished for a moment of silence. Many described the guide as extremely ______.
    prudent
    loquacious
    redundant
    resigned
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  • After years of conflict, the two neighboring countries finally agreed to sign a peace treaty. Diplomats celebrated the end of hostilities. The agreement marked an important step toward ______.
    retaliation
    digression
    allegation
    reconciliation
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  • The famous novelist avoided interviews and rarely appeared in public. He preferred to spend most of his time writing in isolation. Many readers considered him extremely ______.
    loquacious
    ostentatious
    ebullient
    reclusive
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  • After the team lost several games in a row, players began to accept defeat quietly. Their energy and optimism gradually faded. The athletes appeared almost ______ to losing.
    resigned
    antagonistic
    provident
    exhilarated
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