SAT Set 1
SAT Set 2
Animal Farm
Literary Terms
Revising & Editing
100

Kept secret or done secretively, especially something that isn't allowed

Clandestine

100

To scold or criticize (someone) angrily; harshly cutting someone down with words

Berate

100

Represents Joseph Stalin

Napoleon

100

The main character in a story

Protagonist

100

What type of sentence is the following?

When we are well-behaved, our teachers do not yell, and they may give us candy.

Compound-Complex

200

The occurrence and development of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way

Serendipity

200

Lacking interest or excitement; dull; very ordinary and therefore not interesting

Mundane

200

 Represents the proletariat

Boxer

200

Central idea of a work of literature

Theme

200

How does the following sentence need to be corrected?

They think of instructors who teach curious tourists to dive and underwater photographers who take pictures of elaberate coral reefs.


Change elaberate to elaborate

300

Deprived of or lacking (something); sad and lonely, especially through someone's death or departure

Bereft

300

Complete and total-- usually used to describe something bad

Unmitigated

300

Represents the bourgeois

Mollie

300

A simple story which represents a more complex story or event

Allegory

300

How should the following sentence be corrected?

The city is also known for it’s lakes, rivers, and natural swimming pools.


Change it's to its

400

A very temperamental or moody person with an inflated view of their own talent or importance

Prima Donna

400

Referring to something that has been done or repeated so often that it has become annoying or tiresome; to a sickening or excessive degree

Ad Nauseum

400

Represents the Russian Orthodox Church and organized religion

Moses

400

Attitudes or feelings associated with a word

Connotation

400

How should the following sentence be corrected?

For example, last week I got behind on my homework, and had to spend the weekend catching up.

Delete the comma after homework

500

A significant or embarrassing error or mistake; a blunder; an improper act or remark, especially in social situations

Faux Pas

500

Complete authority to act as one wishes or thinks best; total freedom to do something

Carte Blanche

500

Represents the Pravda and its propaganda

Squealer

500

The attitude a writer takes toward a subject

Tone

500

How should the following sentence be corrected?

If you are a sports fan, you may get to watch Monday Night Football in the Fall.

Change Fall to fall

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