<p>Does anyone have in their possession any of these 3 SATs? From what I've read, vocab words from 2007 SATs are likely to show up on tomorrow's PSAT because PSAT words are usually recycled from 2-year-old SATs.</p>
<p>So, if you have any of these 3 SATs, could you be kind enough as to post up all the vocab words to help us PSAT takers? </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Actually, I just found the OCTOBER 2007 SAT words:</p>
<p>abject, abstruse, adept, ambivalent, amiable, analogous, anecdotal, capricious, chronicle, collaboration, compromise, constitute, convoluted, dearth, diligent, diminish, diverse, doctrinaire, dogmatic, ebullient, eliminate, enigma, eschew, expedient, facetious, feasible, forgo, illusory, improvident, incongruous, infallible, inflexible, inscrutable, interpretation, intricate, irrelevant, jocular, legitimize, mystery, notorious, obdurate, obtuse, paradox, paragon, pertinent, placid, prescient, profusion, prohibitive, propitious, rationalize, reiterate, resilient, resistant, reticent, reticent, rigorous, serendipity, serene, servile, simplistic, somnolent, speculation, squander, stoic, submissive, subsidize, substantiation, superfluous, susceptible, suspicious, synthesize, systematic, tractable, tranquil, trivial, ubiquitous, uniform, unsubstantiated, accessible, affordable, amateur, amend, amicability, ardor, avuncular, bounty, complex, confirmation, conjecture, consummate, contrive, countryside, cowardly, create, data, depreciate, dilatory, disposition, eccentric, emporium, entrepreneur, explanation, formal, formulaic, furious, generous, guesswork, halcyon, historian, icon, impressionistic, improvise, incomprehensible, individuality, informal, inscrutable, manner, melancholy, memorable, merriment, metropolis, multitude, neighborhood, outrage, perturb, plausible, poignant, promote, proof, realistic, research, residual, sanguine, sedulous, sensible, insignificant, solitary, sophisticated, surly, theoretical, universal, variety, vibrant, visionary, vitriolic, vivid, weary</p>
<p>In the meantime, I’ll try to look for November’s and December’s and if anyone has these two, you can still feel free to post them up!</p>
<p>Oh wait, I feel kinda dumb now.</p>
<p>I forgot to include the January, March, May, and June 2007 tests.</p>
<p>Maybe I shouldn’t even bother…</p>
<p>who told you that the psat vocab was in 2 year cycles? im just wondering if thats actually true…</p>
<p>Have you heard of Mystery Tutor? He actually figured this out. It worked for 2008 (2006), 2007 (2005), and 2006 (2004). Let me know if you want the PDF file that kind of explains it, I can find a way to PM it to you or e-mail you.</p>
<p>@sqdwfe13:
Could you pm it to me?</p>
<p>Since I’ve received a lot of PMs asking for the PDF file, I’ll post the link up here just to save time:</p>
<p>mysterytutor.googlepages.com/projected-PSAT-list-2008.pdf</p>
<p>(Be aware that this list was made for the 2008 PSATs, NOT the 2009 PSATs, although these words will most likely be helpful to study as well!)</p>
<p>Hope that helps everyone! And if you have any of the 2007 SATs, please post up the vocabulary from the Sentence Completion questions!
Thanks and good luck on tomorrow’s PSAT! =)</p>
<p>Jan / May separated by sections. (sorry if i made any typos)</p>
<p>=)</p>
<p>January</p>
<p>Convincing, misinterpret, misleading, anticipate, predictable, foresee, ironic, endorse, spellbinding, ignore, liquefying, founder, contaminating, backfire, purifying, boomerang, saturating, reciprocate, polluting, prevail, dispassionate, insubstantial, esoteric, capricious, indignant, conclusive, reality, tenable, misconception, mythical, possibility, erroneous, delusion, hypothetical, digression, substantiated, impugned, protected, united, mollified, flotsam, reconnaissance, decimation, raiment, sustenance, disposition, cantankerous, anatomy, churlish, outlook, benevolent, personality, laconic, stature, robust, mercurial, corrosive, disingenuous, implacable, phlegmatic</p>
<p>Ensured, approved, belittled, eliminated, defended, amateurish, professional, lax, harsh, selective, inclusive, judgmental, discriminating, sensitive, insightful, verbose, mundane, concise, elaborate, comprehensive, edifying, succinct, enlightening, provocative, technical, aggregation, inclination, prognosis, retrenchment, preeminence, unequivocal, effusive, incorrigible, tenuous, ineffable</p>
<p>Lush, sprawling, desolate, gaudy, monumental, misnomer, hybrid, vector, curative, precursor, stringent, dispersive, conditional, recessive, obtrusive, revolutionary, promoted, positive, prohibited, successful, protested, divisive, restricted, militant, fostered, bucolic, prolific, lugubrious, sundry, metaphorical, misguided, remonstrance, absurd, erudition, plausible, lassitude, painstaking, fabrication, wrongheaded, chicanery</p>
<p>May</p>
<p>Cosmopolitan, defense, worldly, inspiration, moral, obligation, stunted, condition, limited, center, hinder, reconcile, control, soothe, extend, coddled, taunted, prodded, ousted, chided, exhilarating, banal, shocking, prophetic, startling, revolutionary, appalling, groundbreaking, unanticipated, irrelevant, digression, proximity, expansion, stabilization, correlation, benign, cantankerous, reticent, bellicose, complacent, docile, aggressive, placid, playful, frisky, mentor, profiteer, counterfeiter, clairvoyant, propagandist, obscure, deferential, discriminating, sanctimonious, unrelenting</p>
<p>Replicated, ignore, perused, discard, obliterated, translate, recollected, conceal, scrutinized, decipher, deterrent, launched, panacea, overcame, barrier, awakened, catalyst, stirred, provocation, mitigated, conducive, invaluable, imperative, indistinguishable, bereft, miscreants, revisionists, anomalies, pacifists, extremists, tacit, fervent, unqualified, impetuous, conditional</p>
<p>Regal, imperial, simplistic, neutral, liberating, repressive, totalitarian, absolutist, scandalous, compromised, imagine, worthlessness, reconcile, superiority, embrace, insecurity, dispel, inferiority, fathom, levity, haughty, impudent, irresolute, insolent, presumptuous, loquacious, arrogant, articulate, reverential, contemptuous, satellites, antipodes, reversals, bifurcations, dichotomies, filial, symbiotic, avuncular, convivial, funerary, cacophonous, syncopated, harmonic, collaborative, mellifluous</p>
<p>Snorlax, you are awesome. Thank you SO much!!</p>