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Unconnected, separate, distinct

Discrete

100

Causing sleep, very boring

Soporific

100

To go over repeatedly or to an absurd extent

Belabor

100

Fond of partying

Convivial

100

FINAL JEOPARDY: Create a sentence with one SAT word.

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200

Easy to shape or bend

Malleable

200

To praise, to applaud

Laud

200

To say again, to repeat

Reiterate

200

To lie

Fabricate

200

The _ sound of cars honking horns in the city clashed discordantly enough to give Tim Arity an earache. 

Strident

300

Sneaky, unnoticeable

Discreet

300

To make gestures, especially when speaking

Gesticulate

300

Not showing any concern or worry

Nonchalant

300

Easily deceived

Gullible

300

Gold and copper are examples of _ elements; they can be easily bent and shaped.

Malleable

400

Making ridiculous claims

Pretentious

400

Lawlessness, absence of government or control

Anarchy

400

To shorten, to condense

Abridge

400

Charmingly rural

Bucolic

400

Since I was up late last night watching YouTunes, I forgot to do the homework. Luckily, my teacher is naive and _ so she believed my excuse that my dog ate my homework.

Gullible

500

A huge fire, inferno

Conflagration

500

Absurd, ridiculous

Luidicrous

500

Shrill, high-pitched

Strident

500

To cause to happen

Induce

500

Lou Decruss's strategy to talk his parents into buying him an iguana is to tell them a different useful fact and _ every five seconds so that his parents know an iguana will help him become a better human.

Belabor

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