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Common ACT Vocab: List 1

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Napoleon was not tall, but his diminutive stature did not prevent him from becoming great and powerful.

a)

stubborn

b)

poor

c)

small

d)

regal

2.

It was his evident belief that by pursuing such tactics he could force the House of Commons to concede the legislation which he desired.

a)

give in

b)

argue

c)

question

d)

contemplate

3.

We found that none of Betty’s inane arguments were based on fact.

a)

stubborn

b)

admirable

c)

vapid

d)

lacking sense or meaning

4.

An intractable child who is constantly disobedient is a pest.

a)

stubborn

b)

annoying

c)

loud

d)

lazy

5.

The docile tiger always followed every command the magician gave during his act.

a)

stubborn

b)

smart

c)

lazy

d)

obedient

6.

The judge was unsure of the precise regulations, so she recessed court to check the penal code

a)

lacking sense or meaning

b)

relating to penalty or punishment

c)

hard to control or manage

d)

a notice or decree issued by an authority

7.

The evidence purports that it was Colonel Mustard who murdered the victim with a candlestick, he is guilty!

a)

questions

b)

implies

c)

falsely states

d)

tractable

8.

The emperor’s edict demanding more taxes was resented by the populace.

a)

claim

b)

a notice or decree issued by an authority

c)

a notice or decree issued by an authority

d)

hard to control or manage, stubborn

9.

small, tiny

a)

docile

b)

intractable

c)

diminutive

d)

inane

10.

easy to manage, obedient, tractable

a)

docile

b)

intractable

c)

diminutive

d)

inane

11.

hard to control or manage, stubborn

a)

inane

b)

intractable

c)

diminished

d)

tarnished

12.

claims, suggests, implies

a)

purpose

b)

intractable

c)

purports

d)

concede

13.

a notice or decree issued by an authority

a)

purpose

b)

intractable

c)

argument

d)

edict

14.

relating to penalty or punishment

a)

purpose

b)

penal

c)

argument

d)

edict

15.

unwillingly admit or acknowledge; give in

a)

concise

b)

concede

c)

correlate

d)

conscious

16.

lacking sense or meaning, silly, empty

a)

inane

b)

instigate

c)

initiate

d)

inevitability