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Vocabulary Lesson 12: Power It Up!
Today’s roots: potens strong in-, im- not
domit lord efficere to effect
❑ formidable (adj) ... liberalism.
Synonym: bulwark
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Unit I Exercise Set I Answer Key
1. B The colon (:) intro...
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... colleges have
adopted SAT- optional” policies, and it’s not because
they think the SAT is meaningless. When a college
makes SAT scores optional, only the high-scoring stu-
dents are likely to ... next. Solid paragraph struc-
ture is key to writing high-scoring SAT essays. Chap-
ter 12 (particularly Lessons 6, 7, and 12) gives you lots
of practice in structuring a top-scoring essay.
Sim...
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... magnitude. I once had a conversation with
a doctor who, within approximately 20 min-
utes, stated that a certain procedure he was
contemplating (a) had a one-chance-in-a-
million risk associated ... neophyte . . vociferous
(C) radical . . visionary
(D) partisan . . conciliatory
(E) hermit . . simplistic
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8. Which of the following would the author con-
sider most difficult for a modern ... phys-
ical, origin was probable. He was also modest
in his therapeutic claims, recognizing that only
a limited number of cases responded to analy-
sis, and that partial alleviation was mor...
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... examine
Vocabulary Lesson 3: Let’s Talk About It
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Today’s roots: locu, loqu talk circum around
verb word e-, ex- out
❑ eloquent (adj) well spoken (e- out + loqu talk)
She is an eloquent ... HILL METHOD FOR SAT WORD POWER
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if you want to learn the word magnanimity, you
should notice that it has three parts: magna (great) +
anima (spirit or life)...
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Unit 7 Exercise Sets II and III Answer Key
Exercise Set II
1. EPI-: over
ephemeral, epitaph, epicenter,
epidemic, epidermis, epilepsy,
epitome
2. AD-: to, towards
add, ... eulogy
HIT LIST
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Vocabulary Lesson 48: Go Forth
Today’s roots: supare scatter satur full
vergere, vert to turn undare to flow
❑ disseminate (v) to spread information (dis- away...
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SAT Practice 3:
Finding Patterns in the Structure of the Passage
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of spontaneous generation arise from this
mortal blow.”
50 All living organisms share a common ances-
tor, ... 2001 McGraw-Hill. Reprinted by
permission of The McGraw-Hill Companies.
Lesson 5:
Connecting the Questions to the Passage
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Think of Your Own Answer First
Afte...
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... questions.
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Lesson 1:Verbal Inference
What Are Sentence Completion
Questions?
Now look at Question 2: Since we became trepin-
dant after running around the cregiendo, the word tre-
pindant ... example, so Newton’s theory must have
been that gravity is universal.
SAT Practice 2: The Four Logical Relationships
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Repeating Patterns
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rules that relate the parts of a problem. One
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7. D −5 is the least (farthest to the left on the num-
ber line) ... positive four-digit integer without
repeated digits is subtracted from the greatest
four-digit integer without repeated digits, the
result is
(A) 8,642 (B) 1 ,111 (C) 8,853
(D) 2,468...