1000 Basic SAT ACT Words
The online vocabulary course is to help you own 1000 common words for either SAT or ACT college admission examinations; each word has a definition card, example sentence, single choice test, spelling exercise, and use cases in classic literature. It groups all words into 30 lessons and organizes your studying flexibly and efficiently. All study and practice can be done on the Internet.
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Introduction
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The app integrates a proven essential SAT ACT word list with modern information technology and lets students prepare SAT ACT through any device: smartphone, tablet, or desktop on the Internet. Powered by up-to-date information, education, and media resources, the app helps thousands of students successfully improve their SAT ACT vocabulary levels. Besides, it's safe and green and doesn't ask anyone to sign on or offer personal data.
Key Features:
Lesson Progress: The app categorizes all words into 30 lessons. In the lesson list, you can view the progress of each lesson, such as the ratio you passed or set as known and the date you worked for this lesson most recently.
Passed Indicator: In the beginning, a word is green; it means a new word. Passed or known words are shown in gray with a checked box. You may check the box directly to skip known words. You can use the checkbox to change into new/known status on demand.
Definition Card: This card straightforwardly shows the word's definition and helps you familiarize a new word easily and quickly. It also includes an example sentence to help you understand the word in context.
Used in Classics: It offers use cases in classic literature, which are excellent samples to study the word in contexts. Let Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, or other great authors show you how to use the word correctly.
Single Choice Test: It's a regular word/explanation matching exercise that can check if you know a word in seconds. Each test form has one word and five options. The options are produced dynamically, which means students see different options every time.
Spelling Test: By sound and explanation, guess and input the word. It will check your every strike on the keyboard. The test will terminate after three wrong guesses. This tool will test if students memorize the word and can use it in writing.
Key Features:
Lesson Progress: The app categorizes all words into 30 lessons. In the lesson list, you can view the progress of each lesson, such as the ratio you passed or set as known and the date you worked for this lesson most recently.
Passed Indicator: In the beginning, a word is green; it means a new word. Passed or known words are shown in gray with a checked box. You may check the box directly to skip known words. You can use the checkbox to change into new/known status on demand.
Definition Card: This card straightforwardly shows the word's definition and helps you familiarize a new word easily and quickly. It also includes an example sentence to help you understand the word in context.
Used in Classics: It offers use cases in classic literature, which are excellent samples to study the word in contexts. Let Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, or other great authors show you how to use the word correctly.
Single Choice Test: It's a regular word/explanation matching exercise that can check if you know a word in seconds. Each test form has one word and five options. The options are produced dynamically, which means students see different options every time.
Spelling Test: By sound and explanation, guess and input the word. It will check your every strike on the keyboard. The test will terminate after three wrong guesses. This tool will test if students memorize the word and can use it in writing.
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SAT ACT Vocabulary
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