Here’s a very easy question: How would you define the word GOOD? Everyone knows that GOOD most nearly means favorable and satisfactory. For example, we enjoy eating a GOOD meal and students are proud to earn a GOOD SAT score.
This definition is accurate. But this is the SAT and of course there is more. GOOD has a surprising secondary meaning that SAT test writers are using to create a High-Frequency “most nearly means” question. Let’s take a look:
