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SAT Vocab 13.1 Mar 17

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  • In recent years, interest in vinyl records has increased dramatically among younger listeners. What was once considered outdated has now become fashionable again. This renewed interest represents a ______ of an older technology.
    revival
    reduction
    decline
    disappearance
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  • After years of supporting the controversial policy, the senator publicly announced that he no longer agreed with it. He formally rejected his previous position during a press conference. He chose to ______ his earlier stance.
    reinforce
    defend
    support
    renounce
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  • the student included several interesting facts, but some of them were not connected to the main topic. The teacher reminded him to focus only on information that was directly related. He needed to include only ______ details.
    excessive
    trivial
    relevant
    unrelated
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  • The company wanted to expand its operations internationally, but it lacked sufficient funding. Financial limitations prevented immediate growth. These budget ______ delayed the project.
    freedoms
    opportunities
    advantages
    constraints
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  • The investigation revealed new evidence that connected several individuals to the crime. Authorities believed these individuals played a role in the illegal activity. The documents seemed to ______ them in the case.
    ignore
    implicate
    absolve
    defend
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  • Although the movie had an exciting premise, the storyline itself felt dull and predictable. Critics argued that the plot lacked originality. They described it as ______.
    compelling
    pedestrian
    innovative
    intricate
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  • When asked about the issue, the manager gave a quick response without addressing the problem seriously. His answer seemed rushed and lacked effort. It was clearly a ______ reply.
    perfunctory
    elaborate
    thoughtful
    detailed
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  • The news channel clearly favored one political party and criticized the opposing side repeatedly. Viewers noticed that the coverage lacked neutrality. The reporting was strongly ______.
    objective
    balanced
    impartial
    partisan
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  • The controversial policy divided the community into two opposing groups. People strongly disagreed and refused to compromise. The issue continued to ______ public opinion.
    polarize
    unify
    clarify
    stabilize
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  • During the meeting, he made several humorous remarks that made everyone laugh. His playful tone helped reduce tension in the room. His comments were clearly ______.
    jocular
    hostile
    serious
    critical
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  • The comment seemed harmless at first and did not appear to cause any problems. However, some people later interpreted it differently. Initially, it seemed completely ______.
    offensive
    innocuous
    dangerous
    harmful
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  • The lecture lasted for nearly three hours without any breaks. Many students began to lose focus and struggled to stay attentive. The presentation felt ______.
    brief
    engaging
    interminable
    concise
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  • After working together on the project for several months, the team developed strong friendships. They trusted each other and collaborated effectively. Their ______ improved the quality of their work.
    hostility
    tension
    camaraderie
    rivalry
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  • The professor warned the student not to repeat the same explanation multiple times. He encouraged the student to move on to new ideas. He advised the student not to ______ the argument.
    belabor
    summarize
    simplify
    clarify
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  • Freedom of speech is a core principle of many democratic societies. It represents a fundamental belief that citizens have the right to express opinions. It is considered a central ______ of democracy.
    contradiction
    tenet
    anomaly
    exception
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  • When reporters asked direct questions about the scandal, the official avoided giving clear answers. Instead, he responded vaguely and changed the subject. His answers were clearly ______.
    evasive
    direct
    precise
    transparent
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