For those studying for the SAT, the Sentence Completion (i.e., vocabulary) portion of the Reading Test can be daunting. After all, you can’t learn every word that might be tested. You can, however, learn a few “good” SAT words before the next test.
To get you started, here are five words indicative of what you might see on the SAT. In fact, some of these words are words that we have seen on practice tests. To learn these words, define each one and try to incorporate them into your daily conversations. Good luck on your studies!
Capricious
Innocuous
Taciturn
Tenuous
Reconnaissance
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