WorksheetsSAT Semester Vocab 8AIG
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
ADJ-cliche', overused, done to much
a)
malicious
b)
aberration
c)
hackneyed
d)
galvanize
2.
N-system of names, terms used in a particular field
a)
ecletic
b)
nomenclature
c)
debilitate
d)
belittle
3.
V-to stimulate, a current, to inspire or act
a)
galvanize
b)
malicious
c)
belittle
d)
debilitate
4.
N-specialized language, dialect
a)
iconoclast
b)
cache
c)
jargon
d)
garbled
5.
N-misconception, illusion, not true
a)
obliterate
b)
abstenence
c)
fallacy
d)
garbled
6.
N-insufficient, scarce
a)
cache
b)
dearth
c)
jargon
d)
peril
7.
N-a person that attacks religious beliefs
a)
iconoclast
b)
cache
c)
dearth
d)
fallacy
8.
V-to assist in the process of something
a)
cacophony
b)
ebb
c)
facilitate
d)
bequeath
9.
N-sounds that are bad or irritating
a)
ebb
b)
kindle
c)
haphazard
d)
cacophony
10.
N-regression or a decline
a)
ebb
b)
bequeath
c)
flow
d)
precede
11.
N-a maze of complexity
a)
immaterial
b)
haphazard
c)
latter
d)
Labyrinth
12.
V-to collect or to accumulate
a)
pariah
b)
garner
c)
abstract
d)
hedonist
13.
N-social outcast
a)
malevolent
b)
substrate
c)
lackluster
d)
pariah
14.
N-a person that seeks pleasure
a)
hedonist
b)
pariah
c)
quandary
d)
bizarre
15.
N-a person that tells stories or antecdotes
a)
nonchalance
b)
imminent
c)
raconteur
d)
cajole
16.
V-attempt to coax or flatter
a)
marred
b)
cajole
c)
acclaim
d)
decadence
17.
ADJ-cruel or insensitive
a)
efface
b)
obscure
c)
callous
d)
fastidious
18.
ADJ-happy
a)
callous
b)
blithe
c)
efface
d)
meager
19.
ADJ-not easily understood
a)
fastidious
b)
efface
c)
painstaking
d)
obscure
20.
N-obedience, compliance
a)
lampoon
b)
deference
c)
acquiesce
d)
trivial
21.
V-to agree with reluctance
a)
acquiesce
b)
gratuitous
c)
bombastic
d)
deference
22.
N-parody, satire
a)
hierarchy
b)
florid
c)
lampoon
d)
meandering
23.
N-excitement or enthusiasm
a)
lassitude
b)
fervor
c)
impartial
d)
garrulous
24.
ADJ-penny pinching
a)
capitulate
b)
garrulous
c)
parsimonious
d)
officious
25.
N-bitter and long lasting hatred
a)
meticulous
b)
rancor
c)
querulous
d)
heretic
26.
ADJ-extraordinary, but in a negative way
a)
egregious
b)
fitful
c)
querulous
d)
immutable
27.
ADJ-romantic behavior, following foolish beliefs
a)
elucidate
b)
quixotic
c)
mitigate
d)
carping
28.
ADJ-shows support or favoritism to a cause or person
a)
latent
b)
advocate
c)
partisan
d)
precocious
29.
ADJ-to find fault
a)
advocate
b)
carping
c)
latent
d)
quixotic
30.
V-to make something clear
a)
partisan
b)
delineate
c)
advocate
d)
elucidate
31.
Read the following sentences: Choose if they are true=correct or false-incorrect
Mrs. Loftin is often known as a raconteur.
Mrs. Loftin is often known as a raconteur.
a)
True
b)
False
32.
The acclaimed audience had a lot of enthusiasm for the broad way show.
a)
false
b)
true
33.
The man calloused his wife, he was cruel and insensitive to her.
a)
False
b)
True
34.
The attorney's fees were gratuitous to the community center employees.
a)
True
b)
False
35.
The fervor of the middle school students was extreme, they were excited about winter break.
a)
False
b)
True
36.
My fifth block is very garrulous, my, they sure do talk a lot!
a)
True
b)
False
37.
The opportunist teacher was trying to take advantage of the extra time at the end of the day.
a)
False
b)
True
38.
The meticulous janitor made sure every corner was clean in the school.
a)
False
b)
True
39.
The jargoned speech did not make sense to me, I knew nothing about medical supplies.
a)
False
b)
True
40.
The bomb obliterated the entire city, everything was destroyed.
a)
False
b)
True
41.
The cache of candy was found, it had not been hidden well enough.
a)
False
b)
True
42.
The religion iconoclast was attacked by people who did believe in God.
a)
False
b)
True
43.
Fill in the blank in the following sentences with the correct vocab word:
The ________ about how colds and viruses can spread can be cleared up by asking a doctor.
The ________ about how colds and viruses can spread can be cleared up by asking a doctor.
a)
fallacy
b)
hackneyed
c)
egregious
d)
heretic
44.
The ________ child would get nowhere with his parents acting that way.
a)
immutable
b)
querulous
c)
eminent
d)
perpetual
45.
The ________ professor had a style all his own, he had various ways of dressing.
a)
debilitate
b)
malicious
c)
ecletic
d)
intrepid
46.
Don't ________ me, I am your teacher and you should not speak to me like that!
a)
vindicate
b)
debilitate
c)
malicious
d)
belittle
47.
I had to help _______ the faculty meeting, it was about how to write properly and they needed my assistance.
a)
precede
b)
facilitate
c)
bequeath
d)
kindle
48.
The old man _________ (ed) his whole estate to his granddaughter.
a)
judicious
b)
bequeath
c)
malevolent
d)
garner
49.
The desk had been _______ and could not be repaired.
a)
acclaimed
b)
cajoled
c)
marred
d)
mishapped
50.
I had to have a feeling of _________, I had to act like I did not care about the party.
a)
exasperation
b)
decadence
c)
imminent
d)
nonchalance
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