SAT Vocabulary Test A #6
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Bottomless gulf.
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Accessory
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Abyss
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Accordiian
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SAT Vocabulary Test A #6 assesses knowledge of complex English vocabulary, crucial for academic success. It covers words from various academic disciplines, enhancing comprehension and usage skills in a higher education context.
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Of or pertaining to an academy, college, or university.
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Academic
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Accompaniment
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Accomplish
Correct Answer
A. AcademicExplanation
The word "academic" refers to something that is related to an academy, college, or university. It can be used to describe anything that is associated with education, learning, or scholarly pursuits. In this context, "academic" is the correct answer because it fits the definition provided.Rate this question:
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A member of an academy of literature, art, or science.
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Accommodate
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Accompany
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Acamedician
Correct Answer
A. AcamedicianExplanation
The correct answer is "acamedician" because it is the only option that closely relates to the given definition. The term "acamedician" is not a commonly used word, but it can be understood as a combination of "academician" and "medician." An academician is a member of an academy, and "medician" can be associated with science or medicine. Therefore, "acamedician" can be interpreted as a member of an academy of literature, art, or science.Rate this question:
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Any institution where the higher branches of learning are taught.
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Accopmlice
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Acommodate
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Academy
Correct Answer
A. AcademyExplanation
An academy is an institution where higher branches of learning are taught. It is a place where individuals can pursue advanced education and receive specialized training in various fields. This term is commonly used to refer to prestigious educational institutions that offer a wide range of academic programs and have a reputation for excellence in teaching and research.Rate this question:
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To agree.
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Accelerate
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Accompanist
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Accede
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A. AccedeExplanation
To agree means to give consent or approval to something. Among the given options, "accede" is the most appropriate word as it specifically refers to agreeing to a request or proposal. "Accelerate" means to increase in speed, which is unrelated to agreeing. "Accompanist" refers to a musician who plays alongside another performer, which is also unrelated to agreeing. Therefore, "accede" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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To move faster.
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Accelerate
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Accomplice
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Acclaim
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A. AccelerateExplanation
The word "accelerate" means to move faster. It is the best choice among the given options as it directly matches the meaning provided in the question. "Accomplice" refers to a person who helps another in committing a crime, which is unrelated to moving faster. "Acclaim" means to praise or applaud, which is also unrelated to the concept of moving faster. Therefore, "accelerate" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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To take when offered.
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Accommodate
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Accept
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Acclaim
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A. AcceptExplanation
The word "accept" means to take or receive something that is offered or given. It implies a willingness to receive or agree to something. Therefore, "accept" is the correct answer as it aligns with the given phrase "to take when offered." The other options, "accommodate" and "acclaim," do not convey the same meaning and are not suitable in this context.Rate this question:
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A way of approach or entrance; passage.
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Access
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Accomplish
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Academic
Correct Answer
A. AccessExplanation
Access refers to a way of approach or entrance, or a passage. It is the ability or permission to enter or use something. In the context of the given question, access is the correct answer as it best fits the definition provided.Rate this question:
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Approachable
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Accessible
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Accomplice
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Accede
Correct Answer
A. AccessibleExplanation
The word "approachable" means easy to approach or friendly and easy to talk to. However, in the given options, "accessible" is the closest in meaning to "approachable". It means easy to access or approach, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Induction or elevation, as to dignity, office, or government.
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Accompany
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Accommodate
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Accession
Correct Answer
A. AccessionExplanation
The word "accession" means the act of attaining a higher position or rank, such as being elevated to a higher office or gaining a higher level of authority. In this context, the word "induction" also refers to the process of being elevated or promoted to a higher position. "Elevation" also implies a similar idea of being raised to a higher status or position. Therefore, "accession" is the correct answer as it best fits the given definition of induction or elevation.Rate this question:
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