r/Sat

Hi All,

We are happy to share with you another free study resource that we think may be of benefit to the community. I have compiled a set of five Quizlet sets that are comprised of vocabulary words from the official practice tests and the SAT Suite Question Bank. Although not every word on future SAT exams will have appeared previously on these practice materials (so you will need to study vocabulary beyond what is contained in these flashcards), learning this essential set of real "SAT words" is a great place to start.

These sets are currently organized alphabetically, but plans are underway to create a second version organized by difficulty - in fact, we may create a survey in the future to gauge perception of the difficulty of each word contained in these sets, so stay tuned. Please also keep us informed if you see any mistakes or if you disagree with a definition in the set so we can keep this resource fully updated.

Set #1:

Set #2:

Set #3:

Set #4:

Set #5:

Happy studying!

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