Exploring SAT Vocabulary List #2

This video tutorial by Tucker covers SAT vocabulary list number two. It provides definitions, parts of speech, and examples for 15 vocabulary words, including abdicate, acromatic, borish, delusion, evoke, incompetence, invaluable, monologue, passive, propaganda, recluse, subconscious, trajectory, vertigo, and wanness. The tutorial encourages students to take Cornell notes and offers mnemonic devices to help remember the words.

What does the word 'abdicate' mean?

• To take over

• To be rude

• To give up power

• To color something

Which word describes something that is colorless?

• Borish

• Incompetence

• Delusion

• Acromatic

What does 'borish' describe?

• Someone who is passive

• Someone who is rude and aggressive

• Someone who is colorless

• Someone who is polite

What is a 'delusion'?

• A short mistaken belief

• A passive reaction

• A longstanding mistaken belief

• A colorless state

What does the verb 'evoke' mean?

• To give up

• To be rude

• To be colorless

• To call forth or summon

What does 'incompetence' refer to?

• Lack of ability or knowledge

• A passive attitude

• Exceeding preciousness

• A story told by one person

What does 'invaluable' mean?

• Beyond precious

• Rude

• Colorless

• Unresponsive

What is a 'monologue'?

• A conversation between two people

• A story told by one person

• A passive reaction

• A systematic scheme

What does 'propaganda' aim to do?

• Describe a colorless state

• Cause dizziness

• Systematically propagate a doctrine or belief

• Describe a path taken by a moving object

What does 'vertigo' mean?

• A passive reaction

• Dizziness

• Recklessness

• A story told by one person