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SSAT SuperBundle 2

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

covert

a)

hidden or secret

b)

trick/cheat someone

c)

a quick, rude reply

d)

playful secrecy or pretending to be modest

2.

covet

a)

to stop something before it is finished / to reduce

b)

to limit something that is not wanted

c)

to want something very much

d)

to be completely destroyed

3.

coy

a)

a quick, rude reply

b)

playful secrecy or pretending to be modest

c)

trick / cheat someone

d)

hidden or secret

4.

curb

a)

to be completely destroyed

b)

to refuse to obey or to challenge something

c)

to want something very much

d)

to limit something that is not wanted

5.

curt

a)

hidden or secret

b)

a quick, rude reply

c)

playful secrecy or pretending to be modest

d)

trick / cheat someone

6.

curtail

a)

to limit something that is not wanted

b)

to stop something before it is finished / to reduce

c)

to be completely destroyed

d)

to want something very much

7.

debrief

a)

to question someone about the work done

b)

to refuse to obey or to challenge something

c)

to be completely destroyed

d)

to limit something that is not wanted

8.

deceive

a)

to refuse to obey or to challenge something

b)

a quick, rude reply

c)

hidden or secret

d)

trick / cheat someone

9.

defy

a)

to be completely destroyed

b)

to refuse to obey or to challenge something

c)

to stop something before it is finished

d)

to limit something that is not wanted

10.

demolished

a)

to limit something that is not wanted

b)

to want something very much

c)

to be completely destroyed

d)

to refuse to obey or to challenge something

11.

depot

a)

a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment

b)

a state of being confused, disorganized / untidy

c)

a building where supplies or vehicles are kept

d)

a very untidy appearance of a person

12.

derelict

a)

in bad condition, uncared for, run-down

b)

a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment

c)

a very untidy appearance of a person

d)

a state of being confused, disorganized / untidy

13.

despair

a)

a state of being confused, disorganized / untidy

b)

a feeling of losing hope / to lose hope

c)

in bad condition, uncared for, run-down

d)

to feel a strong dislike for someone or something

14.

despise

a)

to feel a strong dislike for someone or something

b)

to spread across or move away over a large area

c)

to give all your time to something or someone

d)

to reduce or be reduced in size or importance

15.

devote

a)

to reduce or be reduced in size or importance

b)

to spread across or move away over a large area

c)

to give all your time to something or someone

d)

to feel a strong dislike for someone or something

16.

diminish

a)

in bad condition uncared for, run-down

b)

to feel a strong dislike for someone or something

c)

to give all your time to something or someone

d)

to reduce or be reduced in size or importance

17.

disarray

a)

in bad condition, uncared for, run - down

b)

a feeling of losing hope / to lose hope

c)

a state of being confused, disorganized / untidy

d)

a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment

18.

disheveled

a)

a feeling of losing hope / to lose hope

b)

in bad condition, uncared for, run - down

c)

a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment

d)

a very untidy appearance of a person

19.

dismay

a)

in bad condition, uncared for, run - down

b)

a very untidy appearance of a person

c)

a feeling of unhappiness and disappointment

d)

a state of being confused, disorganized / untidy

20.

disperse

a)

to spread across or move away over a large area

b)

to give all your time to something or someone

c)

to feel a strong dislike for someone or something

d)

to reduce or be reduced in size or importance

21.

deviate

a)

to refuse or reject out of a feeling of superiority

b)

to differ or diverge in belief, thought, etc.

c)

to make or become smaller

d)

to make known something private or secret

22.

diffident

a)

falling to pieces or in a state of disrepair

b)

lacking self-confidence

c)

a loud, discordant, confused noise

d)

quick and neat in movement

23.

digress

a)

to examine critically and minutely

b)

to depart from the main subject

c)

to differ or to diverge in belief, thought, etc

d)

to get rid of as useless or undesirable

24.

dilapidated

a)

a loud, discordant, confused noise

b)

falling to pieces or in a state of disrepair

c)

lacking self-confidence

d)

tending to cause harm

25.

dilate

a)

to differ or diverge in belief, thought, etc.

b)

to cease from an action

c)

to reduce the danger or tension of something

d)

to make or become wider or larger

26.

din

a)

falling to pieces or in a state of disrepair

b)

a loud, discordant, confused noise

c)

quick and neat in movement

d)

tending to cause harm

27.

discard

a)

to reduce the danger or tension of something

b)

to make or become wider or larger

c)

to refuse or reject out of a feeling or superiority

d)

to get rid of as useless or undesirable

28.

disdain

a)

to get rid of as useless or undesirable

b)

to refuse or reject out of a feeling of superiority

c)

to make or become larger or wider

d)

to cease from an action

29.

dissect

a)

to examine critically and minutely

b)

to indicate or designate

c)

to make foul or dirty; to desecrate

d)

to make or become wider or larger

30.

divulge

a)

to cease from an action

b)

to get rid of as useless or undesirable

c)

to make known something private or secret

d)

to differ or diverge in belief, thought, etc.

31.

dispute

a)

a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, or pain

b)

an argument or disagreement

c)

a long period when there is little or no rain

d)

a business or organization

32.

distinct

a)

inactive, but can become active again

b)

quite and easy to influence or control

c)

clearly noticeable / notably different

d)

too much of something

33.

distress

a)

a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, or pain

b)

quiet and easy to influence or control

c)

too much of something

d)

to try to save money

34.

docile

a)

inactive, but can become active again

b)

to persuade someone by offering something

c)

a measured amount of something

d)

quiet and easy to influence or control

35.

dormant

a)

inactive, but can become active again

b)

clearly noticeable / notably different

c)

to try to save money

d)

a measured amount of something

36.

dose

a)

a short part taken from a speech, book, etc

b)

a long period where there is little or no rain

c)

a measured amount of something

d)

a business or organization

37.

drought

a)

a house or place to live in

b)

a business or organization

c)

a measured amount of something

d)

a long period when there is little or no rain

38.

dwelling

a)

inactive, but can become active again

b)

quiet and easy to influence or control

c)

a house or place to live in

d)

a business or organization

39.

economize

a)

to try to save money

b)

to not achieve something desired / to escape

c)

to try to do something, make a strong effort

d)

to persuade someone by offering something

40.

elude

a)

to not achieve something desired / to escape

b)

to persuade someone by offering something

c)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

d)

to make someone remember / feel something

41.

engender

a)

to reveal the presence of a quality or feeling

b)

to erase or remove completely

c)

to bring about or give rise to

d)

to praise enthusiastically

42.

epicure

a)

a person who takes particular pleasure in food and drink

b)

fully comprehensive

c)

the green leaves of a plant

d)

lacking in affection or warmth

43.

errand

a)

lacking in affection or warmth

b)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

c)

a usually enforced absence from one's home or country

d)

a short trip taken in order to collect or deliver something

44.

ethereal

a)

fully comprehensive

b)

not having a serious purpose or value

c)

extremely delicate and light; otherworldly

d)

having an unkept appearance, in a wild state

45.

evince

a)

to reveal the presence of a quality or feeling

b)

to bring about or give rise to

c)

to make an action or process easier

d)

to indicate a future event

46.

exacting

a)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

b)

having an unkept appearance; in a wild state

c)

not having a serious purpose or value

d)

making rigorous or excessive demands

47.

exhaustive

a)

fully comprehensive

b)

extremely delicate and light; otherworldly

c)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

d)

lacking in affection or warmth

48.

exile

a)

a short trip taken in order to collect or deliver something

b)

to make an action or process easier

c)

to indicate a future event

d)

a usually enforced absence from one's home or country

49.

expunge

a)

to erase or remove completely

b)

to bring about or give rise to

c)

to praise enthusiastically

d)

to make an action or process easier

50.

extol

a)

to praise enthusiastically

b)

to indicate a future event

c)

a usually enforced absence from one'e home or country

d)

to bring about or give rise to

51.

employ

a)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

b)

to build a building, wall, or other structure

c)

to provide a job for someone and pay them

d)

to persuade someone by offering something

52.

endeavor

a)

to try to do something, make a strong effort

b)

to try to save money

c)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

d)

to make someone remember / feel something

53.

endure

a)

to build a building, wall, or other structure

b)

to try to do something, make a strong effort

c)

to not achieve something desired / to escape

d)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

54.

enterprise

a)

a house or place to live in

b)

a business or organization

c)

a long period when there is little or no rain

d)

a short part taken from a speech, book, etc

55.

entice

a)

to make someone remember / feel something

b)

to persuade someone by offering something

c)

to provide a job for someone and pay them

d)

to try to save money

56.

erect

a)

to build a building, wall, or other structure

b)

a house or place to live in

c)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

d)

to try to do something, make a strong effort

57.

evoke

a)

to persuade someone by offering something

b)

to try to do something, make a strong effort

c)

to suffer something difficult or unpleasant

d)

to make someone remember / feel something

58.

excerpt

a)

a short part taken from a speech, book, etc

b)

an argument or disgreement

c)

a house or place to live in

d)

a feeling of extreme worry, sadness, or pain

59.

excess

a)

inactive, but can become active again

b)

too much of something

c)

quite and easy to control or influence

d)

a business or organization

60.

exclaim

a)

to persuade someone by offering something

b)

to make someone remember / feel something

c)

to say something or shout suddenly

d)

to not achieve something desired / to escape

61.

exuberant

a)

abounding in vigor and high spirits

b)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

c)

lacking in affection or warmth

d)

the green leaves of a plant

62.

facilitate

a)

to be hesitant or unsure in speech or action

b)

to make an action or process easier

c)

to reveal the presence of a quality or feeling

d)

to praise enthusiastically

63.

falter

a)

to indicate a future event

b)

to erase or remove completely

c)

to be hesitant or unsure in speech or action

d)

to bring about or give rise to

64.

feral

a)

making rigorous or excessive demands

b)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

c)

lacking in affection or warmth

d)

having an unkept appearance, in a wild state

65.

foliage

a)

the green leaves of a plant

b)

a person who takes particular pleasure in food and drink

c)

a usually enforced absence from one's home or country

d)

not having a serous purpose or value

66.

foreshadow

a)

to indicate a future event

b)

to be hesitant or unsure in speech or action

c)

to praise enthusiastically

d)

to bring about or give rise to

67.

forlorn

a)

having an unkept appearance; in a wild state

b)

not having a serious purpose or value

c)

abounding in vigor and high spirits

d)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

68.

fortuitous

a)

extremely delicate and light; otherworldly

b)

lacking in affection or warmth

c)

happening by chance; fortunate

d)

abounding in vigor and high spirits

69.

frigid

a)

extremely delicate and light; otherworldly

b)

lacking in affection or warmth

c)

having an unkept appearance; in a wild state

d)

happening by chance; fortunate

70.

frivolous

a)

not having a serious purpose or value

b)

miserable, wretched, or cheerless

c)

abounding in vigor and high spirits

d)

fully comprehensive

71.

frugal

a)

existing as an inseparable part of something

b)

enjoying the company of others

c)

living without waste; practicing economy

d)

unable to express oneself fluently or clearly

72.

furbish

a)

to beg or ask someone earnestly to do something

b)

to distort the meaning of an account, text, etc.

c)

to humble or abase oneself; to act obsequiously

d)

to give a fresh look to (something old)

73.

futile

a)

hardworking

b)

the distinctive attire of an occupation

c)

having no effective result; pointless

d)

having little or no harmful effect

74.

garb

a)

the distinctive attire of an occupation

b)

an object that has been in a family for generations

c)

quality of being clever and inventive

d)

a formal written charge of a serious crime

75.

garble

a)

to distort the meaning of an account, text, etc.

b)

to give a fresh look to (something old)

c)

to humble or abase oneself; to act obsequiously

d)

to beg or ask someone earnestly to do something

76.

glutton

a)

quality of being clever and inventive

b)

a color or shade

c)

a person who eats and drinks to excess

d)

an object that has been in a family for generations

77.

gregarious

a)

having no effective result; pointless

b)

enjoying the company of others

c)

living without waste; practicing economy

d)

hardworking

78.

grovel

a)

to distort the meaning of an account, text, etc

b)

to give a fresh look to (someone old)

c)

to beg or ask someone earnestly to do something

d)

to humble or abase oneself; to act obsequiously

79.

heirloom

a)

an object that has been in a family for genarations

b)

a person who eats and drinks to excess

c)

a color or shade

d)

a formal written charge of a serious crime

80.

hue

a)

an object that has been a family for generations

b)

quality of being clever and inventive

c)

a color or shade

d)

existing as an inseparable part of something