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SAT Practice Quiz

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

crooked; awry

a)

askew

b)

aspire

c)

assuage

d)

badger

2.

to seek, attain, or achieve a goal

a)

askew

b)

assuage

c)

astute

d)

aspire

3.

severely simple and plain

a)

atypical

b)

austere

c)

badger

d)

astute

4.

in separate parts

a)

atypical

b)

atrophy

c)

asunder

d)

astute

5.

abnormal

a)

askew

b)

atypical

c)

austere

d)

badger

6.

the study of the flight of projectiles

a)

asunder

b)

atrophy

c)

ballistics

d)

badger

7.

to soothe; to make less severe

a)

assuage

b)

astute

c)

asunder

d)

atrophy

8.

to tease, annoy, harass

a)

atypical

b)

austere

c)

badger

d)

ballistics

9.

shrewd, clever, keen

a)

atypical

b)

atrophy

c)

asunder

d)

astute

10.

to wither away

a)

astute

b)

asunder

c)

atrophy

d)

atypical

11.

a style of art portrayed by geometric forms

a)

couture

b)

cower

c)

curvilinear

d)

cubism

12.

an entity to whom money is owed

a)

craven

b)

creditor

c)

criterion

d)

cubism

13.

one that depresses or restrains

a)

cower

b)

curtail

c)

craven

d)

damper

14.

characterized by curved lines

a)

curvilinear

b)

cubism

c)

cranny

d)

craven

15.

lacking the least bit of courage

a)

creditor

b)

craven

c)

cower

d)

damper

16.

a small opening as in a wall

a)

cubism

b)

cranny

c)

curvilinear

d)

couture

17.

to lessen; cut away from

a)

damper

b)

curvilinear

c)

curtail

d)

craven

18.

a standard by which to be judged

a)

criterion

b)

curtail

c)

damper

d)

cubism

19.

to cringe in fear; to shrink away

a)

couture

b)

cower

c)

craven

d)

curtail

20.

clothes created by fashion designers

a)

cubism

b)

cranny

c)

curvilinear

d)

couture

21.

to lure, to attract, to tempt

a)

entice

b)

entreat

c)

evoke

d)

exhume

22.

deeply learned, scholarly

a)

exhume

b)

evade

c)

erudite

d)

ensemble

23.

to place in or as if in a tomb or grave

a)

exhume

b)

entomb

c)

evoke

d)

entomology

24.

pleasing to the ear

a)

entomology

b)

entreat

c)

euphonious

d)

erudite

25.

coordinated outfit or costume

a)

ensemble

b)

entice

c)

emtomb

d)

euphonious

26.

to summon forth, call to mind, awaken

a)

evade

b)

evoke

c)

entreat

d)

entice

27.

to dig up from a grave; uncover

a)

evade

b)

exhume

c)

entice

d)

entreat

28.

to elude or avoid by cunning

a)

entice

b)

entomb

c)

evoke

d)

evade

29.

to ask earnestly, to implore, plead, beg

a)

ensemble

b)

entice

c)

entreat

d)

evoke

30.

the scientific study of insects

a)

entomb

b)

entomology

c)

euphonious

d)

exhume

31.

to tempt by using deception

a)

inveigle

b)

irascible

c)

lament

d)

languish

32.

a condition of weariness

a)

languish

b)

lassitude

c)

insouciant

d)

karma

33.

to become weak or feeble

a)

lament

b)

lassitude

c)

languish

d)

inveigle

34.

fate, destiny

a)

karma

b)

laconic

c)

lassitude

d)

lament

35.

easily angered, irritable

a)

inveigle

b)

irascible

c)

intervene

d)

lament

36.

to express sorrow or regret; to mourn

a)

lament

b)

inveigle

c)

intervene

d)

languish

37.

to engage in combat or competition

a)

inveigle

b)

joust

c)

languish

d)

lament

38.

calm and carefree; lighthearted

a)

intervene

b)

laconic

c)

lassitude

d)

insouciant

39.

to come between; to mediate

a)

inveigle

b)

intervene

c)

lament

d)

joust

40.

brief, using few words

a)

insouciant

b)

irascible

c)

laconic

d)

languish

41.

having patches of two or more colors

a)

photogenic

b)

pied

c)

perverse

d)

pique

42.

ill-humored, irritable, cranky

a)

perverse

b)

petulant

c)

pillage

d)

pique

43.

a persistent, illogical fear

a)

philanthrophy

b)

petulant

c)

phobia

d)

pique

44.

suitable, attractive for photography

a)

photogenic

b)

philanthropy

c)

pillage

d)

phobia

45.

to arouse curiosity, irritable as a result of wounded pride

a)

pique

b)

pillage

c)

perverse

d)

petulant

46.

stubborn; contrary; intractable

a)

petulant

b)

pillage

c)

pique

d)

perverse

47.

love of mankind

a)

periphery

b)

phobia

c)

philanthropy

d)

pillage

48.

to flow or spread through; penetrate

a)

periphery

b)

permeate

c)

photogenic

d)

pillage

49.

the outside edge

a)

periphery

b)

pillage

c)

permeate

d)

pique

50.

to rob of goods by violent seizure

a)

pique

b)

pied

c)

permeate

d)

pillage

51.

an act of choosing; using your will in a conscious choice

a)

umbrage

b)

vertigo

c)

volition

d)

verbatim

52.

sense of injury or insult; to take offense; displeasure

a)

umbrage

b)

volition

c)

wither

d)

wrest

53.

to decrease gradually

a)

wither

b)

veer

c)

wane

d)

wrest

54.

using exactly the same words, word for word

a)

veer

b)

verbatim

c)

vertigo

d)

wane

55.

former days; an era long past

a)

veer

b)

wane

c)

volition

d)

yore

56.

to pull away, take by violence

a)

wrest

b)

wither

c)

wane

d)

volition

57.

to become dry; shriveled, shrunken, dried up

a)

wane

b)

veer

c)

umbrage

d)

wither

58.

violent, unbounded, unrestrained

a)

wrest

b)

volition

c)

unbridled

d)

wither

59.

the sensation of dizziness

a)

volition

b)

verbatim

c)

vertigo

d)

veer

60.

to change direction

a)

umbrage

b)

wither

c)

veer

d)

wane