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SAT Words: a free vocabulary game you can play right now
Ten SAT words that turn up often enough to be worth knowing cold. Play the game to drill them, or read the definitions below first.
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What is in this game
The 10 terms you will drill
Everything the game tests, in plain text, so you can read it first or revise without playing.
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| ubiquitous | present everywhere |
| ephemeral | lasting a very short time |
| pragmatic | dealing with things practically |
| ambiguous | open to multiple meanings |
| eloquent | fluent and persuasive |
| benevolent | well-meaning and kindly |
| candid | truthful and straightforward |
| diligent | hardworking and careful |
| anomaly | something unusual or irregular |
| empathy | ability to share feelings |
- Ten high-frequency SAT words with plain-English definitions
- Recognition speed, which is what the reading section actually tests
- Recall under time pressure rather than passive rereading
Questions
Frequently asked
How many words does it cover?
Ten, chosen because they recur across SAT reading passages. It is a sample of the format rather than a full word list.
Can I use my own SAT word list?
Yes, in the StudyArcade app. Paste a list or upload your notes and it builds a playable game from them.
Do vocabulary games actually help for the SAT?
They help with the recall half of the problem. Games force active retrieval under time pressure, which is closer to the test than rereading a list. Seeing the words in real reading passages still matters.
Build a game from your own notes
This is a fixed sample. In the app you can paste any list or upload notes and get a playable game from them.
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