There are thousands of vocab lists for the SAT. Unfortunately, most of them suck. As a student, it can be difficult to know which lists are worth memorizing and which lists are a waste of time. In this video, I examine the top seven results for "SAT vocab list" on Google and rate them on a scale from 200-800. I also provide some general tips on what makes a vocab list good to help you distinguish the winners from the trash.
Here are the links to the lists reviewed in the video.
#7 (score:680): [ Ссылка ]
#6 (score:360): [ Ссылка ]
#5 (score:320): [ Ссылка ]
#4 (score:360): [ Ссылка ]
#3 (score:340): [ Ссылка ]
#2 (score:420): [ Ссылка ]
#1 (score:760): [ Ссылка ]
These ratings are subjective. If you disagree with my rating for a particular list, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments!
Also, here's my own vocab list, Essential Vocab for the Digital SAT. It's a perfect place to begin if you're looking to expand your vocabulary:
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