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We were convinced that Ed’spoor test marks were an aberration, and that he would do better the next time.  \n2. belittle; verb – to make something seem less important. The purpose of much campaign oratory is to belittle your opponent’s record.  \n3. cache; noun – a hiding place; something hidden in a hiding place. Police searched in vain for the cache of jewels which the thieves had skillfully concealed.  \n4. dearth; noun – shortage. The dearth of citrus fruits led to a host of illnesses.  \n5. ebb; verb – to decline. Investors watched their fortunes ebb asthe stock market plunged to a new low.  \n6. facilitate; verb – to make easy; to bring about. To facilitate our move, the company sent a crew to crate all of the furniture.  \n7. galvanize; verb – to arouse suddenly; to startle. It took a mishap at Chernobyl to galvanize the peace movement into protesting vigorously.  \n8. hackneyed; adjective – used too often; trite; commonplace. Creative writers cringe when they hear egregiously hackneyed expressions.  \n9. iconoclast; noun – a person who attacks cherished beliefs or established institutions. When she shook up the conservative firm, Gloria earned the reputation of being an iconoclast.  \n10. jargon; noun – the specialized vocabulary of members ofa group. The club members adopted a jargon that made them feel exclusive.  \n[11.](11. kindle)[ kindle](11. kindle); verb – to ignite; to arouse or inspire; to catch fire; to become aroused. With the wind blowing furiously, Ted found it difficult to kindle afire.  \n12. labyrinth; noun-a maze; a complicated, perplexing arrangement or course of affairs. Once inside the cave, thesearchers were confronted with a labyrinth that defied them to find the route to the wounded explorer.  \n13. malicious; adjective-spiteful; intentional mischievous or harmful. The malicious man lead the widow through a labyrinth or schemes to deprive her of her fortune.  \n14. nomenclature; noun – a systematic naming in an art or science. The nomenclature can be quickly mastered by using memory devices.  \n15. obliterate; verb – to blot out leaving no traces; to destroy. The authorities feared that the heavy rain would obliterate all signs of the escaped prisoner.","cbCaipqr3HjB3qLb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipqr3HjB3qLb","pdf",162246,"English","# Vocabulary 1-10\n## 1-5\n## 6-10","[{\"question\":\"What information is provided for each SAT vocabulary word in the list?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry includes a word number, part of speech (noun/verb/adjective), a definition, and an example sentence showing how the word is used.\"},{\"question\":\"Which word in items 1-10 relates to a shortage?\",\"answer\":\"Item 4 uses dearth, defined as a shortage, with an example about the dearth of citrus fruits leading to illnesses.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the list help learners study for the SAT?\",\"answer\":\"By combining concise definitions with contextual example sentences, the list supports memorization of word meaning and practical usage, improving recall for reading and writing tasks.\"}]","SAT Vocabulary List 1-10 | PDF",1790588437]