tailieunhanh - Sat - MC Grawhill part 15

It also covers EVERYTHING, and not just a bunch of test-taking tricks like the Princeton Review and RocketReview books do (don't be fooled by the slick bells and whistles! :) )The Gruber and Barron's books are very comprehensive also, but they are much less clear, and a lot of the review isn't really relevant to the SAT, so that part is kind of a waste of time. I just got my scores back--after dedicating myself to using the "College Hill Method" (which I can't really explain but it works) my scores went up 70 points on reading, 130 points on. | 130 MCGRAW-HILL S SAT Unit 4 Exercise Sets II and III Answer Key Exercise Set II 1. GRANDIS great big 6. APT fit 11. CULPA blame grandeur grandparent grandiose grandiloquent 2. SUB under secretly subtle subcutaneous subliminal subterfuge subservient subconscious 3. SUAVIS agreeable sweet assuage suave sweet inept aptitude apt adapt 7. PUGNARE to fight pugnacity impugn pugnacious repugnant 8. MIS bad wretched hatred miserly miserable misanthrope miser misery misogyny exculpate inculpate discul-pate culprit culpable 12. MOLLIS soft emollient mollify 13. THEOS god atheist theology enthusiasm pantheist theocracy monotheism 4. PACIS peace pacifist peace pacify pacific 5. SUMMUS highest summit consummate sum 9. DEXTER skillful dexterity dexterous ambidextrous 10. TRACT to pull subtract abstract attract distract contract traction intractable tractor 14. PLACARE to please placate placid placebo complacent complaisant plea please displease 15. PED instruct pedagogue pedantic pedant Exercise Set III 1. N 15. exonerate or exculpate 29. anarchy 2. Y 16. steadfast 30. vindicate 3. N 17. emollient 31. malevolent 4. Y 18. machination 32. pertinacity 5. N 19. bombastic 33. aptitude 6. charlatan 20. curmudgeon 34. subterfuge 7. pedantic 21. despot 35. assuage 8. hedonist 22. adroit or adept 36. intractable 9. agility 23. dogged 37. mollify 10. infamous 24. inexorable 38. nefarious 11. pilfer 25. sybarite 39. exculpate 12. opulence 26. recalcitrance 40. paragon 13. vindicate 27. agile 41. miserly 14. odious 28. hypocritical CHAPTER 3 BUILDING AN IMPRESSIVE VOCABULARY 131 Vocabulary Unit 5 Vocabulary Lesson 29 Make Me Today s roots ligare to bind vocare to call ducere to lead pro- forth cajole v to persuade by using flattery The clever eight-year-old girl successfully cajoled her parents into taking her to Disney World. Synonyms coax wheedle deceive exhort v to urge strongly ex- thoroughly hortari to urge The doctor exhorted his patient to stop smoking by explaining how dangerous a .