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WorksheetsVTest 11: ACT/SAT Words McKenzie November 14, 2018
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 30mins
To restore (someone or something) to his/its former position or condition.
reverberate
reincarnate
reiterate
reinstate
Evil, horrible, terrible, extremely wicked, vile, tyrannical
precarious
nefarious
gregarious
impundulu
think deeply about something; to chew the cud.
cow
coagulate
ruminate
prestidigitate
event or action serving as an introduction to something more important.
prelude
preclude
postlude
attitude
the highest point of a mountain; the most successful point; culmination.
pinnacle
tentacle
ventricle
cynical
expressing or using dry, especially mocking, humor.
To come to pass; to occur or happen.
conspire
perspire
transpire
transtator
an eloquent or skilled public speaker
orator
prattler
prestidigitator
somnambulist
to prevent or constrain an activity or idea; to smother.
baffle
stifle
scaffold
straddle
severe or harsh; strict, rigid, rigorous.
impediment
inclement
pooka
stringent
Quoth the Raven, _________________.
"Nevermore"
"Pottermore"
"I Adore"
"Off to War"
Which one of these RUMINATES?
Using or expressing dry, especially mocking, humor
stringent
stifle
wry
transpire
Which of these is NOT an example of STIFLING?
Which of following is NOT Nefarious?
