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SAT WORDS

SAT WORDS. By Louie Mezzopera and Corbin Walnsch. AUGMENT. This picture shows a boy augmenting, or adding a new comic book to his collection to make it larger. Adding the new book will make his collection will enhance the collection greatly. BELABOR.

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SAT WORDS

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  1. SAT WORDS By Louie Mezzopera and Corbin Walnsch

  2. AUGMENT This picture shows a boy augmenting, or adding a new comic book to his collection to make it larger. Adding the new book will make his collection will enhance the collection greatly.

  3. BELABOR This picture shows a man belaboring, or repeatedly explaining to his son about how to do his chores. The chores aren’t that important and the father’s explanation is a bit repetitive and excessive.

  4. CAJOLE This picture shows a man cajoling, or persuading his son by flattering him. The man is telling his son how amazing he is, so he does his chores.

  5. CREDULOUS This picture shows a credulous, or gullible man believing from a complete stranger that he had won a million dollars. The man was to fast to believe that he had won a million dollars without doing anything.

  6. DISSENTION This picture shows one man disagreeing with the majority decision of the court. He is dissention with the court because of his personal beliefs.

  7. ERUDITE This picture shows an erudite, or scholarly man reading a large college level book.

  8. FURTIVE This picture shows a furtive, or sly robber taking another a man’s phone. The robber is very stealthy and no one sees him.

  9. INCOHERENT This picture shows a incoherent, or confused student trying to read a difficult book. He is not understanding the lengthy words.

  10. IRASCIBLE This picture shows an irascible, or easily angered man. The old man is getting angry because just because another man is talking on his phone. The noise isn’t very loud either.

  11. LAMENT This picture shows a man lamenting, or mourning over his deceased brother. The man is crying very hard and is extremely sad.

  12. MELANCHOLY This picture shows a melancholy, or depressed boy. He is melancholy because his grandma died.

  13. ODIOUS This picture shows a odious, or highly offensive man who making disrespectful faces at a another man.

  14. PREMEDITATE (PREMATITAVE) This picture shows a boy premeditating, or planning mentally before his big basketball game. He wants to get into his “game mode”

  15. QUERY This picture shows a student asking a query, or question. The student is asking the teacher for help.

  16. RAVENOUS This picture shows a ravenous, or extremely hungry boy. This boy has not eaten anything all day

  17. REPROVE This picture shows a student reproving, or correcting his teacher again, on something that he got wrong on his test. His teacher marked a right answer wrong on his history test.

  18. SANCTION This picture shows a judge granting a sanction, or permission to release a man from prison.

  19. SUBLIME This picture shows a man admiring a sublime, or inspiring picture. The picture is of a castle in Germany, where the man grew up.

  20. TRUANT This picture is of a truant, or person who skips school without permission. Instead of going to school, the boy stayed home and played video games.

  21. VULNERABLE This picture is of a boy wearing a helmet. He is wearing the helmet because he is protecting his head, the most vulnerable, or susceptible part of the body to injury.

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