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TEST THE DISTINCTION

Similar meanings. Opposite meanings.

Two separate exams to sharpen your word knowledge. Choose the closest synonym or antonym from five options, then study the explanation and examples.

01100 questions

SYNONYM EXAM

Find the closest meaning.

Choose the word nearest in meaning to the target. Pay attention to the intended sense and tone.

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10 sets of 10 questions. Complete a set to save its results in this browser.

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02100 questions

ANTONYM EXAM

Find the closest opposite.

Choose the word that most clearly contrasts with the target in the intended sense.

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10 sets of 10 questions. Complete a set to save its results in this browser.

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MAKE EACH ANSWER USEFUL

Explain the relationship.

  1. Before choosing, put the target word's meaning into your own words.
  2. Eliminate choices that have the wrong meaning, tone, or relationship.
  3. After scoring, read why the answer fits. Open another example and write a sentence with the target word.
  4. Revisit missed words on a later day, then try their fresh-context checkpoints.

These are original five-choice practice exams, inspired by traditional vocabulary questions. They are not official SAT materials or predictors of an SAT score. Each bank samples 100 words from the wider course.

Two exams. One continuing learning record.

Exam scores stay separate by type and also contribute to overall scored practice. A wrong answer returns the word to review. The delayed checkpoint is still required for a retention milestone.

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