SAT Practice
apprehension—ANSWER--(1) fear of future evil; (2) understanding; (3)
arrest (of a criminal)
appease—ANSWER--cause to grow calm or subside
antipathy—ANSWER--deep-seated dislike
antithesis—ANSWER--direct opposite
apathy—ANSWER--lack of concern, especially about things that others find
important
arbitrary—ANSWER--determined by impulse or whim; capricious
archaic—ANSWER--characteristic of an earlier or more primitive time
articulate (a)—ANSWER--expressing oneself clearly
assertion—ANSWER--(1) confident statement; (2) demand for other
people's acceptance or respect
assiduous—ANSWER--characterized by careful, persistent attention (to a
task)
apprehension—ANSWER--(1) fear of future evil; (2) understanding; (3)
arrest (of a criminal)
appease—ANSWER--cause to grow calm or subside
antipathy—ANSWER--deep-seated dislike
antithesis—ANSWER--direct opposite
apathy—ANSWER--lack of concern, especially about things that others find
important
arbitrary—ANSWER--determined by impulse or whim; capricious
archaic—ANSWER--characteristic of an earlier or more primitive time
articulate (a)—ANSWER--expressing oneself clearly
assertion—ANSWER--(1) confident statement; (2) demand for other
people's acceptance or respect
assiduous—ANSWER--characterized by careful, persistent attention (to a
task)
