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WorksheetsSat vocabulary 4
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Prosaic
full of artistic beauty
lacking poetic beauty
full of poetic beauty
Mundane
boring
fun
unique
Precocious
psychic
advanced
eager
Parched
moist
hot
dry
Opulent
transparent
luxurious
creative
Wary
cautious
tired
dizzy
Hedonist
hot-head
pleasure-seeker
show-off
Jubilation
vindication/free
happiness/celebration
crowd/gathering
Impetuous
careful
defensive
impulsive
Phlegmatic
cool-headed
hot-headed
both of the above
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Modern Learning Association
Modern Linguistics Association
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What does clairvoyant mean?
a middle way between two extremes
work together on a common project
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate;
fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does collaborate mean?
a middle way between two extremes
work together on a common project
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate;
fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does compromise mean?
a middle way between two extremes
partially excusing or justifying; making a mistake or wrongdoing seem less serious than it first appeared
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate;
fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does florid mean?
a middle way between two extremes
promote the growth of
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate; fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does fortitude mean?
strength of mind that enables one to endure adversity with courage
good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence; patience; the act of deliberately not doing or saying something when you could do or say it
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate; fancy
a middle way between two extremes
What does fortuitous mean?
a middle way between two extremes
good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence; patience; the act of deliberately not doing or saying something when you could do or say it
having no cause or apparent cause
strength of mind that enables one to endure adversity with courage
What does compassion mean?
a middle way between two extremes
a deep awareness of and sympathy for another's suffering
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
strength of mind that enables one to endure adversity with courage
What does extenuating mean?
a middle way between two extremes
partially excusing or justifying; making a mistake or wrongdoing seem less serious than it first appeared
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate;
fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does forebearance mean?
a middle way between two extremes
partially excusing or justifying; making a mistake or wrongdoing seem less serious than it first appeared
good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence; patience; the act of deliberately not doing or saying something when you could do or say it
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
What does foster mean?
promote the growth of
a middle way between two extremes
elaborately or excessively ornamented; ornate;
fancy
someone who has the power of perceiving things usually beyond the range of human senses; psychic
Select the word that best fills in the blank.
Her boss showed ________ when her dog died by giving her the week off to mourn.
clairvoyant
foster
compassion
forbearance
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The man hoped to ________ a strong work ethic in his son so he gave him a job on the weekends.
clairvoyant
foster
compassion
forbearance
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Because she was ________________________, she was able to help the police find the missing girl by just meditating.
clairvoyant
foster
compassion
forbearance
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Because Joan lost her job, she is going to request a _________________so she can pay her debts when her finances are stronger.
extenuating
foster
compassion
forbearance
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Under ______________________conditions, even the strictest professor will allow a student to turn in late work.
extenuating
collaborate
compassion
compromise
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If we ________________________, I'm sure we can come up with a plan that makes everyone happy.
extenuating
forbearance
compassion
compromise
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When we _________________________, we create something better than if we work alone.
extenuating
collaborate
compassion
compromise
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Mark proved to be __________________ by selecting all six winning lotto numbers.
fortitude
collaborate
fortuitous
compromise
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Only those with _________________________ are able to stay on task without getting distracted.
fortitude
collaborate
fortuitous
compromise
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The _______________ Christmas tree was so fancy, it received an award.
fortitude
collaborate
fortuitous
florid
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anonymous
(adj.) nameless; without a disclosed identity
(adj) happening by luck, fortunate
(adj) faithless; disloyal
(n) wisdom
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fortuitous
(adj) happening by luck
(n) high praise
(adj) persistent, hard-working
(v) to clear from blame
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conditional
(adj) depending on a condition
(adj) nameless, without a disclosed identity
(v) to attribute an action to a particular person or group
(n) wisdom
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adulation
(n) high praise
(v) to improve, bring a greater level of intensity
(adj) happening by luck
(adj) relating to prose; dull, commonplace
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conformist
(n) person who complies with accepted rules & customs
(n) repair, making something new again
(adj) thrifty; cheap
(v) to attribute an action to a particular person or group
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prosaic
(adj) relating to prose; dull, commonplace
(v) to clear from blame
(n) wisdom
(n) repair, making something new again
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enhance
(n) high praise
(v) to improve, bring a greater level of intensity
(adj) happening by luck
(adj) relating to prose; dull, commonplace
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sagacity
(adj) depending on a condition
(adj) nameless, without a disclosed identity
(v) to attribute an action to a particular person or group
(n) wisdom
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renovation
(adj) relating to prose; dull, commonplace
(v) to clear from blame
(n) wisdom
(n) repair, making something new again
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ostentatious
(adj) showy, displaying wealth
(adj) happening by luck
(adj) persistent, hard-working
(adj) nameless, without a disclosed identity
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frugal
(adj) thrifty; cheap
(adj) depending on a condition
(v) to clear from blame or suspicion
(adj) showy, displaying wealth
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assiduous
(adj) showy, displaying wealth
(adj) happening by luck
(adj) persistent, hard-working
(adj) nameless, without a disclosed identity
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perfidious
(adj.) nameless; without a disclosed identity
(adj) happening by luck, fortunate
(adj) faithless; disloyal
(n) wisdom
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vindicate
(adj) thrifty; cheap
(adj) depending on a condition
(v) to clear from blame or suspicion
(adj) showy, displaying wealth
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impute
(v) tp attribute an action to a particular person or group
(adj) showy, displaying wealth
(n) repair, making something new again.
(n) a person who complies with accepted rules and customs
I _____________ rude and obnoxious behavior.
elude
abhor
stupefy
vigilant
Stephanie was so pleased when her teacher gave her ________ for earning a perfect score on the test yesterday.
kudos
boisterous
facade
metamorphosis
Gregory has gone through some kind of _______________, I barely recognize him anymore with his new attitude and dedication to his work.
facade
abhor
metamorphosis
rash
The candidate won the vote after giving several ___________ speeches on television that won the favor of the citizens.
rash
vigilant
boisterous
facade
You should make sure that you think things over calmly instead of making __________ decisions and regretting it later.
stupefy
elude
vigilant
rash
When my sister went to college I told her to make sure that she was __________ when she went to parties.
vigilant
boisterous
kudos
abhor
When Joseph stole the money from the safe in the office, his main goal was to _________ the police.
abhor
stupefy
facade
elude
The president's approval of the criminal's behavior made so many people angry, the only way to redeem himself would be to ___________ the criminal in a press conference.
stupefy
denounce
abhor
vigilant
When I yelled at Tamika and told her all the things she was doing to make me angry, I realized that my outburst completely ______________ her because she didn't expect it.
abhored
eluded
rashed
stupefied
Justin seemed like a really nice guy but after dating him for 6 months, I realized it was all a _____________.
metamorphosis
facade
kudos
rash
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
