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WorksheetsSAT Vocab A-F Part 1/7 with Context Clues
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Although his cupidity was legendary, he did donate to charity once a year.
greed
corruption
avoidance
deformity
"The calumnious statements made by your client are an outrage! I deny everything".
false and malicious
civilized
extensive
cautious
The fallacious argument did not hold up to further scrutiny.
illogical
passionate
aggravating
intangible
The outcasts abjured all responsibility to society and lived on their own terms.
reject
agree
sketch
corrupt
After running into the glass door, the puppy became more circumspect when approaching the barrier.
cautious
logical
remorseful
destructive
The future of autonomous trucks will rely on humans fully trusting AI to share the road safely.
independent
improper
forceful
respectful
Martin Luther's statements were considered quite blasphemous against the church.
profane, irreverent
impulsive, whimsical
cautious, wary
weak, feeble
Villains of children's literature are often choleric.
easily angered, short-tempered
cautious, wary
having ESP, psychic
timid, shy
Smoking is known to have a deleterious effect on your health.
destructive, poisonous
incorporeal, intangible
absurd, ludicrous
intense, zealous
The copious amount of food available shocked the visitors from other nations.
plentiful, ample, profuse
flagrant, glaring, outrageous
detestable, abhorrent
rigid, dry, or stiff
While many claimed she was clairvoyant, the truth was that she was good at reading people's reactions.
having ESP, psychic powers
cautious, wary
random, unmethodical
skilled physically, or mentally
Only the most execrable of prisoners were sent to the super max facility.
utterly detestable, abhorrent
wrong, unsound, illogical
feverishly fast, hectic, or confused
courageous
The land developer was further enjoined from building the proposed casino.
forbidden or prohibited
straying, mistaken
abstain or avoid
tightly sealed
The bevy of students crowded the MPR as the guest speaker took the stage.
crowd
entrance
inherent
immense
After returning from college, Jack began to eschew his old friends that stayed behind.
avoid
explain
agree with
defraud
The substitute music teacher cringed at the dissonant sounds of the third grader's violins.
cacophonous and inharmonious
sullen and gloomy
exhilarating
ambiguous
The fatuous statements of the corrupt official were not accepted by the angry audience.
idiotic, silly
feverishly fast, intense
extravagant
encouraging
While the firefighters worked bravely to reduce the blaze, they could only forestall the inevitable.
to prevent, delay
encourage, give strength
seize and confine
isolate, detach
It is very difficult to differentiate between penguins of the same species.
to distinguish between two items
dodge, evade, hedge
isolate or detach
duplicate or repeat
The farcical nature of the play within a play was not lost on the audience
absurdity, ludicrousness
petty, trivial
arrogant, audacious
inconsistent, contradictory
