SAT Prep Test Vocabulary Words Commonly Confused Flash Cards: Cram Now for SAT Exam

Conquering the SAT exam requires a strong vocabulary foundation. To help you excel, we've compiled a comprehensive collection of flash cards featuring vocabulary words that are commonly confused.

SAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORDS COMMONLY CONFUSED Flash Cards--CRAM NOW!--SAT Exam Review Book & Study Guide (Cram Now! SAT Study Guide 6)

by Kingsley Augustine

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Benefits of Using Flash Cards

• Improve Recall: Repetition and active recall enhance memory retention.
• Identify Problem Areas: Flash cards reveal weaknesses and areas needing improvement.
• Efficient Time Management: Focus on specific words, utilizing time effectively.
• Convenience and Flexibility: Study anytime, anywhere, without the need for additional materials.

Commonly Confused Words and Definitions

1. Emigrate vs. Immigrate

Emigrate: Move out of one country to live in another.

Immigrate: Move into a new country to live there.

2. Affect vs. Effect

Affect: To influence or change something.

Effect: A result or consequence of an action.

3. Principal vs. Principle

Principal: Chief or primary; a head of a school.

Principle: A fundamental truth or law.

4. Ingenious vs. Ingenuous

Ingenious: Clever or inventive.

Ingenuous: Naive or innocent.

5. Implicit vs. Explicit

Implicit: Implied or suggested but not directly expressed.

Explicit: Stated clearly and directly.

6. Intend vs. Pretend

Intend: To have a plan or purpose.

Pretend: To act as if something is true or the case.

7. Complement vs. Compliment

Complement: Something that completes or enhances something else.

Compliment: An expression of praise or admiration.

8. Defer vs. Differ

Defer: To postpone or delay something.

Differ: To be different or disagree.

9. Elicit vs. Illicit

Elicit: Draw out or bring forth.

Illicit: Unlawful or forbidden.

10. Ascend vs. Descend

Ascend: To move upward.

Descend: To move downward.

Tips for Using Flash Cards Effectively

• Spaced Repetition: Review cards at increasing intervals to enhance memory.
• Active Recall: Try to recall the answer before looking at it.
• Use Both Sides: Write the word on one side and the definition on the other.
• Group Similar Words: Organize cards by category or difficulty level.
• Consistency and Discipline: Study regularly to maximize results.

Mastering these commonly confused vocabulary words will significantly enhance your SAT score. Utilize our flash cards to sharpen your vocabulary and gain confidence for test day. Remember, consistent practice and active recall are key to success.

Good luck on your SAT exam!

SAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORDS COMMONLY CONFUSED Flash Cards--CRAM NOW!--SAT Exam Review Book & Study Guide (Cram Now! SAT Study Guide 6)

by Kingsley Augustine

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	26740 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	1180 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE