Final Answer:
1–D, 2–B, 3–F, 4–P, 5–R, 6–X, 7–M, 8–I, 9–H, 10–J, 11–Q, 12–U, 13–E, 14–T, 15–K, 16–O, 17–W, 18–A, 19–F (already used), wait—let’s correct carefully.
Actually, let’s match each word properly with its standard definition (SAT-level):
1. Acquiesce → P. Give in, surrender
2. Alleviate → R. Ameliorate
3. Vernacular → X. Common, everyday speech
4. Dearth → Z. Many? No — *Dearth* means *lack of*, so C
5. Undermine → B. Attack indirectly
6. Unequivocal → O. Absolute, certain
7. Ambivalent → M. To have mixed feelings
8. Anomaly → I. Abnormality
9. Bolster → H. Provide support for
10. Chronicle → D. To record, tell the story of
11. Comprehensive → Q. Thorough, complete
12. Condone → T. Disregard/pardon an act
13. Didactic → E. Intended to teach
14. Digression → G. Deviates from topic
15. Empirical → K. Derived from experiment
16. Idealistic → N. Cherishing noble principles
17. Illustrious → J. Famous, renowned
18. Ingenious → A. Clever
19. Innate → F. Inborn
20. Innovation → W. New invention or discovery
21. Lofty → L. High-minded
22. Myriad → Z. Many
23. Partisan → Y. Strong adherent to an idea
24. Postulate → U. Propose an explanation for
25. Pragmatic, prudent → S. Practical
26. Scrutinize → V. Examine closely
Now verify all letters are used once:
A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z — yes, 26.
Final Answer:
1–P, 2–R, 3–X, 4–C, 5–B, 6–O, 7–M, 8–I, 9–H, 10–D, 11–Q, 12–T, 13–E, 14–G, 15–K, 16–N, 17–J, 18–A, 19–F, 20–W, 21–L, 22–Z, 23–Y, 24–U, 25–S, 26–V
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of sat vocab worksheets.
