Cada sessão tem conteúdo real, tópicos que caem no SAT, recursos indicados e dicas de estratégia. Clique em qualquer sessão para expandir o material detalhado.
| Palavra | Significado | Exemplo de uso SAT |
|---|---|---|
| Ambiguous | Ambíguo, com duplo sentido | "The author's tone is ambiguous — neither clearly positive nor negative." |
| Assert | Afirmar, declarar com confiança | "The researcher asserts that the data supports the hypothesis." |
| Concede | Admitir, ceder um ponto | "While conceding that costs are high, the author argues the benefits outweigh them." |
| Contentious | Controverso, gerador de debate | "Climate policy remains a contentious topic in politics." |
| Corroborate | Corroborar, confirmar | "The second study corroborates the findings of the first." |
| Disparity | Disparidade, diferença grande | "The disparity in test scores between schools is alarming." |
| Erroneous | Errado, equivocado | "The report was based on erroneous assumptions." |
| Exemplify | Exemplificar, ilustrar | "This case exemplifies the challenges of urban planning." |
| Facile | Superficial, simplista demais | "A facile solution to such a complex problem is unlikely to succeed." |
| Implicate | Implicar, envolver indiretamente | "New evidence implicates a third factor in the disease's spread." |
| Nuanced | Matizado, com sutilezas | "A nuanced argument considers both benefits and drawbacks." |
| Paradox | Paradoxo, contradição aparente | "It is a paradox that the treatment causes the very symptoms it aims to cure." |
| Pervasive | Difundido, generalizado | "Misinformation has become pervasive on social media." |
| Refute | Refutar, provar que está errado | "The study refutes the previous claim about caffeine's effects." |
| Substantiate | Comprovar, fundamentar | "The author substantiates her argument with three case studies." |
| Succumb | Ceder, render-se | "Despite resistance, she succumbed to pressure and agreed." |
| Superfluous | Supérfluo, desnecessário | "Cut superfluous details to make your argument more concise." |
| Tenuous | Tênue, fraco, frágil | "The connection between the two events is tenuous at best." |
| Undermine | Minar, enfraquecer | "The new data undermines the original hypothesis." |
| Wary | Cauteloso, desconfiante | "Consumers remain wary of products with unverified health claims." |