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It explains why language and word choice shape how others perceive you and how learning becomes easier when matched to personal habits and environments. 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Vocabulary?\n\nMost people would like a big,strong vocabulary for about a zillion reasons,onlyone of which is needing an impressive SAT or PSAT score.And don't let anyonekid you—the verbal sections on SATs and PSATs are vocabulary tests.(So aremost IQ tests.)  \nRemember that your language doesn't just say who you are,it trumpetswho you are.Either you sound bright and well educated or you don't.You can'tfool people—not for long anyway.There is no substitute for an educatedvocabulary.Your language will shape your life;I absolutely guarantee it.  \n# Honest Talk About Learning\n\nWhen you're very young,learning happens all the time,and you don't even haveto think about it.One day you're popping those little bits of cereal into yourmouth,and the next day your saying\"Cheerio,Cheerio!\"and a proud parent isgrinning from ear to ear.Nothing to it.  \nWell,you're older now,and the truth is that most learning involves work.The more complex the subject,the more work it's apt to take.But vocabularyis one of the EASIER things to learn if you go about it the right way.Isn'tthat a relief?Also,people remember what they enjoy studying.We tried to builda great deal of FUN into this book.  \n# Analyze Yourself.How Do You Learn?\n\nAsk yourself these few questions.Then you can use the answers to makelearning the words in this book easier.  \n·Do you learn best in the early morning?What an awful thought.Still,halfthe world is like this.  \n·Doyou learn better in the late afternoon?In the evening?When are you toosleepy to work well?  \n·Do you learn best with music on or off?Be careful here.Most of us learn wellonly when it's quiet.  \n·Do you need to write something down to learn it?I would have flunkedhistory if I hadn't highlighted lines in the textbook and written a full outlineof all we studied.  \n·Do you need to hear something to remember it?Over one third of us learnbest through our ears.  \n·Do you feel better about studying ifyou have iced tea or Coke,etc.,to keepyou company?  \n·Is learning more apt to bappen ifyou work with afriend or study group,ordo you work best alone?  \n·Do you learn more efficiently ifyou say\"I'm going to do this assignment in30 minutes,no matter what'\"?  \nThink about all these topics.Where and when and how do you do your verybest learning?You need to know.  \n## Why Learn the Words in This Book?\n\nThe words in this book are the must know words for SATs.As an SAT/PSATcoach,I've been keeping records for fifteen years of the words that stump kidsover and over again.Those words are al here.On the SATs published since1980,certain words occur regularly.THOSE WORDS are here,too.  \nWhy do the same words appear again and again in most SAT prep booksand on tests simlar to SATs?Because these particular words really do the job.They are some of our most descriptive,specific adjectives—our most precise,active verbs—our information-packed nouns-yet none is overused or trite.  \nWords used all the time lose their punch.Let's take 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How Do You Learn?\n## Why Learn the Words in This Book?\n## Who Needs This Many Words?\n# How to Learn Every Word in This Book\n## 1. Flip through the book to get a feel for each lesson\n## 2. 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