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WorksheetsVocabulary Power Plus for the new SAT book #1 lesson #11
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Having a similar origin, nature, or character
a)
Kindred
b)
Kindle
c)
Dreaded
d)
Dread
2.
When might a fracas occur?
a)
Between Mrs.Dearborn and a student after the student didn't turn in his or her display board money.
b)
Between Dr.A and a student after the student turned in a well-done spanish final project
c)
Between Mrs.Smith and a student after the student turned in a well-done IRA
d)
Between Mrs.Rees and a student after the student turned in a well-done geometry project
3.
To tear (flesh) jaggedly
a)
Lackadaisy
b)
Lacerate
c)
Lacking
d)
Lacadasical
4.
Which is an example of a futile object?
a)
A brand new cell phone
b)
Your background research paper once the science fair is over
c)
An IRA on the day the IRA is due
d)
Food when you are hungry
5.
Spotless; perfect
a)
Immaculate
b)
Innacurate
c)
Inside
d)
Immature
6.
manner of walking
a)
Gait
b)
Bait
c)
Grat
d)
Garble
7.
You guys always ___ about the "fate" questions I put on my quizzes.
a)
carp
b)
are really happy
c)
talk
d)
laugh
8.
To ask; to inquire
a)
query
b)
queue
c)
qualm
d)
Qat
9.
Very wicked; notorious
a)
cornell notes
b)
IRAs
c)
Science fair
d)
Nefarious
10.
A line of people or vehicles
a)
query
b)
queue
c)
Qualm
d)
Qat
11.
True or false: The definition of genesis is, "beginning, origin"
a)
true
b)
false
12.
A deceptive outward apperance
a)
Facade
b)
Futile
c)
Fracas
d)
Flagrant
13.
An aristocrat
a)
Patrician
b)
Patreon
c)
Patricia
d)
Pacify
14.
One sent on a special mission to represent others
a)
Emissary
b)
Emit
c)
Enmity
d)
Egress
15.
Glaringly bad; outrageous
a)
Flagrant
b)
Flag
c)
Grant
d)
Flap
16.
This question
is a question
is a question
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
stop
d)
ok then
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