The March 2025 SAT Vocab Survey + Quiz (Round 2)
With the help of reports from Reddit's r/SAT, roots2words.com, and student feedback, I’ve compiled a list of the most common and challenging vocabulary from the March 2025 US and International SATs. I've put these into a quiz format for students and parents to challenge themselves.
Section 1: Vocabulary Matching - Round 2
Click on a word, then click on its matching definition
Matching Score: 0/26
Vocabulary Words
abridge
aggregation
amass
attenuated
attrition
contentious
corroborate
dearth
denote
detrimental
dispassionate
dissonance
emblematic
enumerate
extraneous
immoderate
impartial
intercede
invariable
nonchalance
perturbation
replicable
sentimental
supplant
transpose
visionary
Definitions
to shorten by condensing or cutting
having foresight or imaginative insight
a collection or gathering into a mass
to change the position or order of
to gather or accumulate a large quantity
to replace or take the place of
weakened or reduced in force or effect
influenced by tender feelings or emotion
gradual wearing down or weakening
able to be reproduced or repeated
causing or likely to cause disagreement
anxiety or mental uneasiness; disturbance
to confirm or support with evidence
casual lack of concern; indifference
a scarcity or lack of something
never changing; constant
to indicate or represent clearly
to intervene on behalf of another
causing harm or damage
treating all rivals or disputants equally
not influenced by strong emotion; objective
not sensible or restrained; excessive
lack of harmony; disagreement
irrelevant or unrelated to the subject
serving as a symbol of something
to mention items one by one; list
Section 2: SAT-Style Context Questions - Round 2
Choose the word that best completes each passage
Multiple Choice Score: 0/13
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Root Word Reference Guide - Round 2
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