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Section 1

(50 cards)

Pythagorean Theorem

Front

a²+b²=c²

Back

fortuitous

Front

lucky

Back

5-12-13 triangle

Front

A right triangle where the sides are in the ratio of the integers 5:12:13.

Back

Area of an equilateral triangle

Front

A=(s²√3)/4

Back

correlative coordination

Front

This means two parts: or, and, not so much/as, just as/so, nor, not only/but, not only/also, at once/ and

Back

verb and sentence structure

Front

must remain parallel

Back

exemplary

Front

outstanding

Back

exponent rule : division

Front

Back

3-4-5 triangle

Front

ratios are equal to 3:4:5, 6:8:10, etc

Back

cosine ratio

Front

adjacent/hypotenuse

Back

Pronouns

Front

must be clear in reference and in number

Back

standard deviation

Front

the square root of the variance

Back

distance formula

Front

d = √[( x₂ - x₁)² + (y₂ - y₁)²]

Back

Area of a sector of a circle

Front

(n/360)πr²

Back

adversity

Front

hardship

Back

compound interest

Front

Interest paid on interest previously earned; credited daily, monthly, quarterly or semiannually

Back

slope-intercept form

Front

y=mx+b

Back

random assignment

Front

assigning participants to experimental and control conditions by chance, thus minimizing preexisting differences between those assigned to the different groups

Back

vertex of a parabola

Front

the highest or lowest point on the graph,

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fortitude

Front

strength

Back

exponent rule : multiplication

Front

Back

binomial product - difference of squares

Front

Back

distance formula

Front

d = √[( x₂ - x₁)² + (y₂ - y₁)²]

Back

prepositional phrases

Front

These don't make a subject singular or plural

Back

abstain

Front

to refrain

Back

Equation of a circle

Front

(x-h)²+(y-k)²=r²

Back

collective nouns

Front

(nouns of multitude) name a group of persons, places, or objects gathered together into a unit. These should all be singular; judges are

Back

average/mean

Front

sum of terms / number of terms

Back

Commas

Front

separate main and supportive clauses

Back

exemplary

Front

outstanding

Back

subject-verb agreement

Front

Plural subjects must have plural verbs. Singular subjects must have singular verbs

Back

complex conjugate

Front

(a+bi) and (a-bi)

Back

sine ratio

Front

opposite/hypotenuse

Back

adversity

Front

hardship

Back

benevolent

Front

helpful

Back

quadratic formula

Front

x = -b ± √(b² - 4ac)/2a

Back

exponent rule: power to a power

Front

Back

binomial product - perfect square trinomials

Front

Back

empathy

Front

to feel how someone is feeling

Back

random sampling

Front

a sample that fairly represents a population because each member has an equal chance of inclusion

Back

simple interest

Front

I=prt

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regular polygon interior angle

Front

Back

length of an arc of a circle

Front

s=(degrees/360)(2pi(r))

Back

abate

Front

to reduce

Back

degrees to radians

Front

π/180

Back

tangent ratio

Front

opposite/adjacent

Back

Modifiers

Front

must appear next to whatever they are modifying

Back

emulate

Front

to follow someone's example

Back

exponential decay

Front

y=a(1-r)^t

Back

exponential growth

Front

Growth pattern in which the individuals in a population reproduce at a constant rate

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

inevitable

Front

unavoidable

Back

clairvoyant

Front

someone who can predict the future

Back

demagogue

Front

rabble-rousing leader

Back

renovation

Front

state of being renewed

Back

canny

Front

showing good judgement

Back

restrained

Front

controlled

Back

longevity

Front

long life

Back

inevitable

Front

unavoidable

Back

hypothesis

Front

an unproven theory

Back

brusque

Front

rude

Back

nonchalant

Front

casual

Back

condescending

Front

patronizing

Back

intuitive

Front

knowing something by instinct

Back

discredit

Front

to prove something untrue

Back

procrastinate

Front

to delay

Back

reverence

Front

deep respect

Back

convergence

Front

coming together

Back

arid

Front

dry

Back

pragmatic

Front

practical

Back

fraught

Front

filled with

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frugal

Front

thrifty

Back

collaborate

Front

to work together

Back

inconsequential

Front

without consequence

Back

orator

Front

speaker

Back

haughty

Front

arrogant

Back

conditional

Front

contingent upon something else

Back

recluse

Front

hermit

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opulent

Front

wealthy

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intrepid

Front

fearless

Back

compassion

Front

sympathy

Back

prudent

Front

wise

Back

comradery

Front

friendship

Back

foster

Front

aid

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bias

Front

prejudice against something

Back

diligent

Front

hard working

Back

digression

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straying away from the main point

Back

boisterous

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loud

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longevity

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Back

provacative

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likely to get someone riled up

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parched

Front

to have removed water from

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divergent

Front

moving in different directions

Back

lobbyist

Front

one who represents a special interest group before a political body

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amicable

Front

agreeable

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brazen

Front

bold

Back

aesthetic

Front

pertaining to beauty

Back

conformist

Front

someone who follows the majority

Back

prosperity

Front

wealth

Back

compromise

Front

to meet in the middle

Back

disdain

Front

to regard with scorn

Back

mundane

Front

boring

Back

Section 3

(47 cards)

entail

Front

to involve

Back

melodromatic

Front

extreme

Back

anamoly

Front

abnormality

Back

substantiate

Front

to verify, confirm

Back

impetuous

Front

impulsive

Back

ephemeral

Front

lasting a short time

Back

venerable

Front

respected because of age

Back

scrutinize

Front

to look at carefully

Back

florid

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ornate

Back

forbearance

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patience

Back

abdicate

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to give up a position, right, or power

Back

rancorous

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hateful

Back

inevitable

Front

unavoidable

Back

jubulation

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extreme happiness

Back

spontaneous

Front

impulsive

Back

demur

Front

object to

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capitulate

Front

to surrender

Back

inspect

Front

to assess

Back

superfluous

Front

unnecessary

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impute

Front

to attribute to someone

Back

querulous

Front

prone to argument

Back

vindicate

Front

to free from blame

Back

aberassion

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unusual

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hedonist

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pleasure seeker

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capacious

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very large

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precocious

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talented beyond one's age

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sagacity

Front

wisdom

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hackneyed

Front

cliche

Back

perfidious

Front

disloyal

Back

evanescent

Front

short-lived, as an image

Back

Sereptitious

Front

secret

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apex

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peak

Back

null

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void

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extenuating

Front

partially excusing or justifying

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corroborrate

Front

to confirm

Back

enervating

Front

tiring

Back

asylum

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sanctuary

Back

spurious

Front

untrue

Back

reconciliation

Front

the act of bringing people together

Back

anachronistic

Front

out of the context of time

Back

ostentatious

Front

flaunting wealth

Back

inspect

Front

to assess

Back

abhor

Front

to really hate

Back

capitulate

Front

to surrender

Back

pretentious

Front

prideful

Back

deleterious

Front

harmful

Back

scrutinize

Front

to look at carefully

Back