Vocabulary
Word lists for the ACT, SAT, and GRE — and a log for the words you meet in practice.
Three searchable word lists, one per test, with definitions, example sentences, difficulty tags, and a study mode. Words learned from a sentence you have already read stick better than words learned from a list, so the Test Prep Learning Log has a Vocabulary tab for the words that slow you down in the reading practice.
Word lists
ACTACT vocabularyHigh-frequency words from ACT English and ACT Reading.Open the list →
SATSAT vocabularyHigh-frequency words from the Digital SAT Reading and Writing section.Open the list →
GREGRE vocabularyHigh-frequency words from GRE Verbal, including Text Completion and Sentence Equivalence.Open the list →
Vocabulary tab
Every word you look up goes in with the sentence you found it in, a definition in your own words, the checked definition, and a status that moves from New to Reviewed to Used. It is a tab in the Test Prep Learning Log, which closes each Companion and also stands on its own.
How to use it
- Add a row for any word that slowed you down or that you could not define in your own words — from passages, questions, or answer choices.
- Copy the sentence it appeared in, then write your own definition. If you guessed from context, note what told you.
- Look the word up here, then come back to the list before the next practice set. Mark it Used once you have written or said it in a sentence of your own.