SAT Vocabulary Test 1

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1. Acceptance

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Approval means the act of officially agreeing to or accepting something. It is the process of giving permission or consent to something. The other words listed, such as acceptance, adjust, perform, careful, and gain, do not have the same meaning as approval.

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SAT Vocabulary Test 1 - Quiz

This is a vocabulary test designed to prepare for the SAT, featuring common words and their synonyms to enhance understanding and usage.

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2. Accomplish

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3. Achieve

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4. Access

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5. Accord

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Consent refers to giving permission or agreement to something. Out of the given words, "consent" is the only one that directly relates to the concept of giving permission or agreement. The other words have different meanings and do not align with the idea of consent. Therefore, "consent" is the correct answer.

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6. Accost

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7. Accurate

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8. Account

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