SAT Quiz #46-55

Her attendance was ​ ​ (a)   ; no one knew when she would come to school.

• erratic
• diffident
• sophomoric
• apathetic
• extravagant

The class could not stand his ​ (a)   behavior; they constantly told him to "grow up!"

• sophomoric
• erratic
• apathetic
• extravagant
• diffident

People became concerned when the little boy remained ​ (a)   after learning that his parents did not survive the car crash.

• apathetic
• sophomoric
• extravagant
• erratic
• diffident

She became very ​ (a)   when the other students in her class called her fat and she began to cry.

• diffident
• sophomoric
• extravagant
• apathetic
• erratic

He has the most ​ (a)   house on the block; it has 12 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a tennis court and a giant swimming pool.

• extravagant
• diffident
• sophomoric
• apathetic
• erratic

He became ​ (a)   after failing the class because he would have to go to summer school and miss out on going on vacation.

• despondent
• trite
• denounce
• decry
• depreciate

The senior class ​ (a)   the principal's decision to cancel dress down Fridays.

• denounced
• trite
• despondent
• depreciate

His extremely valuable Pokemon card ​ (a)   because someone bent it in half.

• depreciated
• trite
• decried
• denounced
• despondent

The mayor ​​ (a)   the terrible conditions of the apartment buildings and promised to put more money into fixing them.

• decried
• trite
• despondent
• depreciate

He thought the new video game was actually very ​ (a)   because it felt like every other game that was on the market.

• trite
• denounce
• decry
• depreciate
• despondent