Exam: SAT (English)

Definition: Having strong and unreasonable opinions or feelings about someone or something, often based on stereotypes or incomplete information.

Example: His prejudiced views made it difficult for him to accept people from different backgrounds.

Definition: To have a negative opinion or feeling about someone or something without knowing them well or based on stereotypes.

Example: She was prejudiced against people from that region because of what she had heard.

Definition: Relating to the studies or courses that prepare a person for studying law.

Example: She is taking prelaw courses to prepare for law school.

Definition: To act as an introduction or something that comes before another event or action.

Example: The soft music played a prelude to the main performance.

Definition: An introductory event or piece of music that comes before something more important or significant.

Example: The concert began with a beautiful prelude that set the mood for the evening.

Definition: To introduce something in a way that prepares for what comes next.

Example: The soft music preluded the start of the ceremony.

Definition: Relating to the courses or studies that prepare a student for medical school.

Example: She is taking premed courses to apply to medical school next year.

Definition: A student who is preparing to enter medical school or a program of study that leads to medical school.

Example: She is a premed student who hopes to become a doctor one day.

Definition: Relating to the education or training that prepares someone to study medicine.

Example: She is taking premedical courses to get ready for medical school.

Definition: The position or role of a prime minister or the head of government.

Example: He was elected to the premiership after a long campaign.

Definition: To change or adjust something before it is used or considered.

Example: In grammar, adjectives often premodify nouns to provide more detail.

Definition: The act of getting ready for something or the things that are done to make something ready.

Example: The preparation for the event took several weeks.

Definition: A type of word that usually comes before a noun to show how that noun relates to other words in a sentence.

Example: In the sentence 'The book is on the table', the word 'on' is a preposition.

Definition: To place something in a specific position ahead of time, often for military or strategic purposes.

Example: The troops were prepositioned near the border to prepare for the operation.

Definition: This word describes something that is connected to or used with a preposition, which is a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence.

Example: In the sentence, the prepositional phrase "in the park" shows where the action takes place.