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Lock an SAT word in your memory in 10 seconds! The meaning of Intrepid is Fearless Imagine a FEARLESS man spying on a lion.  He doesn't run, but stays to ENTRAP IT.

Linkword SAT: Vocabulary in a Flash      $15.95 - DOWNLOADABLE Linkword SAT: Vocabulary in a Flash teaches hundreds of SAT vocabulary words using fast, fun, and unforgettable memory techniques.  Just try the free sample to see how quickly words and their meanings will stick in your memory. This course is designed by world memory experts to rapidly teach a targeted selection of the S.A.T.'s favorite words. Extensive research shows that you can learn at least twice as effectively using the Linkword method, and that learning with Linkword is fun because it does away with boring repetition. Why is learning with this course so quick and easy? Because Linkword courses teach you how to remember what you learn. Linkword uses images to make you remember new words. The word you want to remember is linked to its definition to a similar sounding word or phrase. There are quizzes throughout the course, and sentence completion exercises in story format to test your knowledge and see the words used in context – just like the SAT, except that the sentences are not dry and dull. Scroll down to sample Linkword SAT

$15.95 Linkword SAT: Vocabulary in a Flash Course Highlights -downloadable, text-only, vocabulary course -learn approximately 200 common SAT words -memory aid for every word -quizzes throughout each section -PDF Versions for Mac/Apple users available Linkword SAT  Sample You will now be given a series of words. It will take you little more than a minute to see for yourself how quick and easy it is to learn. The words just stick in your memory without effort through VISUAL ASSOCIATION! INSTRUCTIONS You will be presented with words and images like this: The meaning of EXACERBATE is MAKE WORSE. Imagine the fishing is MADE WORSE when you use EGGS AS A BAIT. What you do is to imagine this picture in your mind’s eye as vividly as possible. You should think about it with your mind’s eye for about 10 seconds before going on to the next word. If you do not spend enough time thinking about the image it will not stick in your memory as well as it should. BEGIN SAMPLE Word Cluster Theme: WAYS OF BEING AND DOING Remember to picture each image in your mind’s eye for about 10 seconds The meaning of AUSTERE is HARSH Imagine the Captain's HARSH reply when you ask if you can bring A STEER onto his boat. The meaning of FRIVOLOUS is NOT SERIOUS Imagine you are NOT SERIOUS when you say FREE WILL IS non-existent. The meaning of INGENIOUS is CLEVER Imagine how many CLEVER qualities are required IN GENIUS. The meaning of INTREPID is FEARLESS Imagine a FEARLESS man spying a lion. He doesn’t run, but stays to ENTRAP IT. The meaning of QUERULOUS is COMPLAINING Imagine people QUARREL LESS if they stop COMPLAINING so much. The meaning of SCRUPULOUS is VERY THOROUGH Imagine the VERY THOROUGH propeller expert asking, 'Can that SCREW PULL US through the water?'   The meaning of SERVILE is SLAVE-LIKE. Picture the SLAVE-LIKE waiter coming to SERVE VILE food.   The meaning of TENTATIVE is HESITANT Imagine the guide is HESITANT about recommending the camp site to pitch your TENT AT, IF you want a quiet night. Now Test Yourself You may type in the answers The meaning of TENTATIVE is: The meaning of SERVILE is: The meaning of SCRUPULOUS is: The meaning of QUERULOUS is: The meaning of INTREPID is: The meaning of INGENIOUS is: The meaning of FRIVOLOUS is: The meaning of AUSTERE is:   Test Again Another word for COMPLAINING is Another word for FEARLESS is Another word for CLEVER is Another word for NOT SERIOUS is Another word for HARSH is Another word for VERY THOUROUGH is Another word for SLAVE-LIKE is Another word for HESITANT is   Sentence Completion Exercises   In every sentence of the following story there is a blank that shows something has been omitted. Find the word that best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole. Most sardines like to stay at home, but Phoebe was an_____ explorer. (intrepid austere frivolous reproving) She had never been _________ when setting out on adventures. (miserly tentative scrupulous querulous) Unfortunately she did not check her climbing equipment with ________care. (frivolous intrepid caustic scrupulous) Some of Phoebe's climbing partners became ________over her carelessness. (querulous sumptuous intrepid scrupulous) One ex-friend called her attitude______after she failed to pack as much rope as they had needed to climb Mt. Rainier. (lucid scrupulous frivolous austere) She retorted that to have followed his cautious instructions would have been ______ (soporific pompous intrepid servile) She thought his approach too ___________ (austere bombastic partisan intrepid) To her mind, using her braids to climb down the mountain had been _______ and enjoyable. (caustic chastised ingenious scrupulous) It's that simple. You will never forget these words!

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