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WorksheetsTest IV-SAT Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Being supercilious has more to do with
having pride for a personal accomplishment
being super silly
being confident
pretentiousness
A conscientious person tends to be seen as
being more self-conscious
be more aware of what bothers his conscious
having a good character
an arrogant person
A person who is incredulous is one who
unbelieving
is a skeptic
a doubter
All of the above
Something considered reciprocal involves
two or more persons
mutual commonality
something that is shared
All of the above
If you're complacent, you are considered
dissatisfied
unhappy
upset
None of the above
If someone says they have an infinite amount of time, they mean
time is not an issue
they're free
time is on their side
All of the above
Susie's intimation regarding not wanting to go on a date with Johnny, made him feel
happy
confused
ignored
rejected
A contiguous line
enjoins
separates
breaks
None of the above
One facet of a problem is
one side of it
solution for it
part of it
All of the above
To cower is to
face up to something
be bold
to take a stand
None of the above
If you interpose something, you are
cause it to cross with something else
separating it.
bringing it together
None of the above
To be apathetic is
to not care
to ignore something or someone
to be lackadaisical
All of the above
To be languid is to
be fluid in many languages
have a deadening disposition
be lacking something
All of the above
To imply is
to just say it!
to make it clear
to make something known
None of the above
A strident person tends to be
obnoxious
boisterous
unpleasant
All of the above
Her innuendo MOST LIKELY
hurt his feelings
caused him to love her
caused him to slap her
All of the above
To be erroneous to to
err
correct
change
All of the above
The student's vehement behavior caused him to
be suspended
get placed in ISS
be taken to the office
All of the above
Her cordial attitude
placed her in good standing with her teachers
helped her to make friends
got her good grades
All of the above
The word cordial is
an adjective
a noun
a verb
an adverb
