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WorksheetsWeek 7 SAT Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What word means concerned with practical matters?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
What word means characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude)?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
What word means making claim to or creating an appearance of (often undeserved) importance or distinction?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
What word means postpone doing what one should be doing?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
What word means an economic state of growth with rising profits and full employment?
provocative
prudent
prosperity
rancorous
What word means serving or tending to excite or stimulate; stimulating discussion or exciting controversy?
provocative
prudent
prosperity
rancorous
What word means not fanciful or imaginative; ordinary?
provocative
prudent
prosperity
prosaic
What word means careful and sensible; marked by sound judgment; wise?
provocative
prudent
prosperity
prosaic
What word means habitually complaining?
provocative
prudent
querulous
mundane
What word means showing deep-seated resentment?
provocative
prudent
querulous
rancorous
Fill in the blank. The student showed ______ toward the teacher after he yelled at her by giving him the silent treatment.
provoke
prudence
querulous
rancor
Fill in the blank. Should I chase my dreams and be a circus clown or be more ________ and go to college?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
Fill in the blank. Janice was such a __________ child, everyone thought she was older than she was.
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
Fill in the blank. How _________ of you to tell everyone that you have a summer house in France and a winter home in Florida.
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
Fill in the blank. Why ___________ when you can do what needs to be done right now?
pragmatic
precocious
pretentious
procrastinate
Fill in the blank. The business was so __________, everyone wanted to invest their money.
provocative
prudent
prosperous
rancorous
Fill in the blank. Making ___________ statements like "I will slap you" will only cause yourself more trouble.
provocative
prudent
prosperity
rancorous
Fill in the blank. She didn't want to have a __________ party, so she invited circus acts to make it more fun.
provocative
prudent
prosperous
prosaic
Fill in the blank. It was very ____________ of you to pay all your bills before taking a vacation.
provocative
prudent
prosperity
prosaic
Fill in the blank. The bumpy ride left her feeling ___________ and in a bad mood.
prosaic
prudent
querulous
mundane
