WorksheetsACT Words 1-20
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
analyze
to get and keep
to form or make something; to create and write something
to have a close connection with something
to study something closely and carefully
compose
to move in one direction, hit a surface, then move in a different
(usually opposite) direction
to form or make something; to create and write something; to create a piece of music, specifically
to make someone or something different in some way;
to see or state (talk or write about) the difference between two or more things
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
engage
to get and keep
to study something closely
to form or make something
to happen, go, or come before
demean
to have a close connection with something
to cause (someone or something) to seem less important or less worthy of respect
to change or develop slowly, often into a better, more complex, or more advanced state
to stick to something; to attach firmly to something
latent
unnecessary because it is repeating something else
happening very soon
describes something that is there (it exists) but is not active and cannot be seen
not involved in what’s happening; unfriendly; unconcerned
correlate
to become known or apparent; to rise or come into view
to grow or develop quickly
to pretend to feel or be affected by
to have a close connection with something; to show that a close connection exists between (two or more things)
redundant
quietly sad or thoughtful
unnecessary because it is repeating something else
able to be used without being completely depleted or destroyed
expressing opinions and judgments (often negative) about someone or something
evolve
to change or develop slowly, often into a better, more complex, or more advanced state
to stick to something; to attach firmly to something
to make someone or something different in some way
to leave out (someone or something); to not include
adhere
to study something closely and carefully
to leave out (someone or something); to not include
to stick to something; to attach firmly to something
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
imminent
not involved in what’s happening; unfriendly; unconcerned
extremely important
quietly sad or thoughtful
happening very soon
differentiate
to move in one direction, hit a surface, then move in a different
(usually opposite) direction
to make someone or something different in some way
to stick to something; to attach firmly to something
to cause (someone or something) to seem less important or less worthy of respect
omit
to happen, go, or come before
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
to get and keep
to leave out (someone or something); to not include
to fail to do (followed by to + verb) something
precede
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
to form or make something; to create and write something; to create a piece of music, specifically
to happen, go, or come before
to leave out (someone or something); to not include
reflect
to move in one direction, hit a surface, then move in a different
(usually opposite) direction
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
to change or develop slowly, often into a better, more complex, or more advanced state
to cause (someone or something) to seem less important or less worthy of respect
aloof
not involved in what’s happening; unfriendly; unconcerned
extremely important
quietly sad or thoughtful
happening very soon
infer
to change or develop slowly, often into a better, more complex, or more advanced state
to form an opinion or guess from evidence or what can be known
to make someone or something different in some way
to leave out (someone or something); to not include
critical
quietly sad or thoughtful
unnecessary because it is repeating something else
able to be used without being completely depleted or destroyed
expressing opinions and judgments (often negative) about someone or something
mishap
a wrong answer on a test
a spilled frappuccino
a small mistake or a bit of bad luck; a little accident
shoes that do not match
pensive
unnecessary because it is repeating something else
quietly sad or thoughtful
describes something that is there (it exists) but is not active and cannot be seen
not involved in what’s happening; unfriendly; unconcerned
sustainable
able to last or continue for a long time
unnecessary because it is repeating something else
able to be used without being completely depleted or destroyed
expressing opinions and judgments (often negative) about someone or something
