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LSAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORD ROOTS Flash Cards CRAM NOW LSAT Exam Review Study Guide (Exambusters LSAT Study Guide 2)

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The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardized exam that is required for admission to law school in the United States. The LSAT is a challenging exam, and one of the most difficult sections is the vocabulary section. The vocabulary section tests your knowledge of advanced vocabulary words, including their roots, prefixes, and suffixes.

If you are preparing for the LSAT, it is important to start studying vocabulary early. One of the best ways to study vocabulary is to use flash cards. Flash cards can help you to memorize new words and their meanings, and they can also help you to improve your recall of words that you have already learned.

This article provides a list of the most important LSAT vocabulary word roots. These roots are the building blocks of many advanced vocabulary words, so it is important to learn them well. The article also includes a set of flash cards that you can use to practice your vocabulary.

LSAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORD ROOTS Flash Cards CRAM NOW LSAT Exam Review Study Guide (Exambusters LSAT Study Guide 2)

LSAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORD ROOTS Flash Cards--CRAM NOW!--LSAT Exam Review Book & Study Guide (Exambusters LSAT Study Guide 2)

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Word Roots

Here is a list of the most important LSAT vocabulary word roots:

acro - top
ambi - both
ante - before
circum - around
contra - against
de - from
dis - not
ex - out
in - in
inter - between
intro - within
mal - bad
multi - many
non - not
omni - all
post - after
pre - before
pro - for
re - back
sub - under
super - above
trans - across
ultra - beyond

Flash Cards

Here is a set of flash cards that you can use to practice your vocabulary. Each flash card has a word root on one side and the meaning of the word root on the other side.

Card 1

Front: acro
Back: top

Card 2

Front: ambi
Back: both

Card 3

Front: ante
Back: before

Card 4

Front: circum
Back: around

Card 5

Front: contra
Back: against

Card 6

Front: de
Back: from

Card 7

Front: dis
Back: not

Card 8

Front: ex
Back: out

Card 9

Front: in
Back: in

Card 10

Front: inter
Back: between

Card 11

Front: intro
Back: within

Card 12

Front: mal
Back: bad

Card 13

Front: multi
Back: many

Card 14

Front: non
Back: not

Card 15

Front: omni
Back: all

Card 16

Front: post
Back: after

Card 17

Front: pre
Back: before

Card 18

Front: pro
Back: for

Card 19

Front: re
Back: back

Card 20

Front: sub
Back: under

Card 21

Front: super
Back: above

Card 22

Front: trans
Back: across

Card 23

Front: ultra
Back: beyond

How to Use the Flash Cards

To use the flash cards, simply follow these steps:

Shuffle the flash cards so that the word roots are facing down.
Pick up a flash card and look at the word root.
Try to say the meaning of the word root out loud.
If you can't remember the meaning of the word root, flip the flash card over and look at the answer.
Repeat steps 2-4 until you have gone through all of the flash cards.

Studying vocabulary for the LSAT is essential for success on the exam. By using the flash cards in this article, you can practice your vocabulary and improve your recall of advanced vocabulary words.

LSAT Prep Test VOCABULARY WORD ROOTS Flash Cards--CRAM NOW!--LSAT Exam Review Book & Study Guide (Exambusters LSAT Study Guide 2)

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