WorksheetsSAT Vocabulary Week 13 (1-20)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
believable
reprehensible
credible
blasphemy
nuzzle
puzzle; mystery
credible
nuzzle
blasphemy
enigma
cuddle; snuggle
harbingers
nuzzle
lampoon
plaudit
statement giving strong praise
harbingers
expedite
blasphemy
plaudit
speech which offends religious sentiments
blasphemy
enigma
labyrinthine
reprehensible
complicated; highly convoluted
credible
labyrinthine
expedite
blasphemy
indicators; bringers of warnings; somebody or
something that foreshadows or anticipates a future event
credible
harbingers
lampoon
blasphemy
ridicule; spoof
enigma
plaudit
lampoon
labyrinthine
shameful; very bad
plaudit
reprehensible
expedite
blasphemy
make (an action or process) happen sooner or be accomplished more quickly; rush
blasphemy
nuzzle
expedite
reprehensible
He didn't drink long, and she ___________ his neck then found his lips with her own.
enigma
nuzzled
labyrinthine
blasphemy
He also had committed ___________ by threatening the uniqueness of God's presence.
harbingers
lampoon
blasphemy
expedite
Please ____________ the delivery of the package.
reprehensible
blasphemy
harbingers
expedite
A number of TV critics deemed the show "morally _______________," and the ratings were no picnic either.
harbingers
plaudit
credible
reprehensible
You will explore dark and dangerous places like the _______________, the ruined dangers city underneath the earth, an unholy keep of a vampire, and other dimensional planes.
plaudit
harbingers
labyrinthine
reprehensible
As he entered the city and went on foot to the Capitol the ____________ of the people were unmistakably genuine.
enigma
credible
plaudits
harbingers
Although they have been called the ____________ of the Anabaptist, the characteristic teaching of the Zwickau prophets was not Anabaptist.
harbingers
lampoon
credible
enigma
My past is such an ____________; I don't know any of the details.
credible
enigma
labyrinthine
lampoon
In the 1940s and 1950s, funny song parodies rose in popularity, thanks to Spike Jones and Homer and Jethro, who wrote funny parodies to __________ both the popular music and the styles of the day.
reprehensible
credible
lampoon
blasphemy
Reference ____________ sources to strengthen your argument.
nuzzle
blasphemy
credible
lampoon
