Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: A person who teaches at a college or university and gives lectures to students.

Example: The lecturer explained the complex topic in a way that was easy to understand.

Definition: The opening part of a news article that summarizes the main point and grabs the reader's attention.

Example: The lede of the article was so engaging that I couldn't stop reading.

Definition: A story or collection of stories that are popular or romanticized, often about a person or event, or a title or explanation that accompanies an illustration or map.

Example: The legend of King Arthur has been told for centuries.

Definition: In a way that is famous or well-known, often because of a story or myth.

Example: The hero legendarily defeated the dragon and saved the village.

Definition: Very famous or well-known, often because of stories or myths about them.

Example: The legendary hero saved the village from destruction.

Definition: A display of skill or cleverness, often involving trickery or deception.

Example: The magician's performance was full of legerdemain that amazed the audience.

Definition: The ability to move quickly and easily, or to think and understand things rapidly.

Example: The dancer's legerity impressed everyone in the audience.

Definition: The quality of being clear enough to read easily.

Example: The legibility of the text improved after changing the font.

Definition: Easy to read or understand; clear enough to be recognized without difficulty.

Example: The teacher praised the student for his legible handwriting on the exam.

Definition: Describing a very large number of people or things; numerous.

Example: The problems we faced were legion, making it hard to find a solution.

Definition: A large group of people or things, often used to refer to a military unit or a multitude.

Example: The legion of fans gathered to support their team at the stadium.