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WorksheetsCollege Readiness Vocab Jan-Feb
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Some call me a ___________ because I collect everything that has to do with Stranger Things and I cut my hair like Elle.
indolent
pragmatic
flagrant
zealot
The ___________ worker used her meeting with her boss as an opportunity to ask for a promotion
auspicious
astute
zealot
extraneous
to clear from blame
vindicate
pacify
despondent
capricious
The _____________________teenagers were so loud that no one could concentrate in the library.
acute
awesome
taciturn
Garrulous
quandary
state of uncertainty, not sure what to do
enclosure
a quad used for presentations in a government building
fabric softener
The miserly man was so full of ____________ that he wouldn't even donate a dollar to the Christmas donation event.
usurp
parsimony
fastidious
conflagration
to pacify or calm down
lavish
verify
placate
shush
becoming gradually less (as in size or importance)
escalate
extraneous
lavish
Diminution
word part of astute
adjective
noun
verb
adverb
adjective, not essential
Extraneous
astute
depravity
Haughtiness
Many of the girls assumed that the new student was a snob because she seemed __________.
Capricious
gaudy
aloof
miserly
Although my professor believes many of the great educational theories, he always takes a _____ approach to teaching.
candor
inherent
bombastic
pragmatic
Indolent
becoming gradually less (as in size or importance)
lazy
hyperactive
service-oriented
AC
toward or near
from or out
formerly
a plug
Unfortunately, juvenile idiopathic arthritis can progress to rheumatoid arthritis in some cases. Idio refers to what?
an obscure or unknown cause
unusually overstated
exaggerated
from or away
Pugn-/Pung- means
self, same
old or out
toward or near
combative
Devious
arrogant or proud
silly and rambunctious
kind and innocent
not straightforward
showy; pretentious; trying to attract attention
capricious
Ostentatious
miserly
exuberance
AB
self, same
around
human
from, away, off
peri
around, enclosing
to toward or near
peculiar, distinct
from, away, off
flagrant
blatant; outrageous, adjective
bitter, evil, adjective
blatant; outrageous, verb
bitter, evil, noun
to seize another's power or rank
garroul
rancor
undertake
usurp
you might feel this toward your ex
haughtiness
rancor
taciturn
garrulous
the fact that lazy Larry was working hard was such a(n)_______!
aberration
loquacious
pragmatism
depravity
It was very _______ of you to notice that she was in need of some help.
astute
indolent
capricious
malicious
