WorksheetsEng. 10: SAT Vocab Review: (curtail, epicure, tenuous...)
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
a break or interruption in the continuity of a work, series, action, etc.
boorish
vacation
hiatus
languid
lacking in vigor or vitality; slack or slow
languid
sloth
curtail
boorish
to cut short; to cut off a part of.
- to abridge/shorten
hone
curtail
poignant
vindicate
thin or slender in form, as a thread.
epicure
languid
skinny
tenuous
lacking a sound basis as reasoning; unsubstantiated/no proof; weak
tenuous
curtail
resplendent
bourgeois
a person who cultivates a
refined/”fancy” taste, especially in food and wine
curtail
epicure
boorish
languid
belonging to, characteristic of, or consisting of the middle class
vindicate
bourgeois
languid
poignant
to clear, as from an accusation, suspicion, or the like.
free
tenuous
vindicate
resplendent
of slight importance or significance; unsubstantial.
- lacking in clarity; vague
curtail
poignant
bourgeois
tenuous
of or like a boor; to be unmannered
rude
boorish
resplendent
epicure
to reduce; to diminish
epicure
poignant
curtail
shrink
to be crude or coarse; to be insensitive
boorish
jerk
bourgeois
hiatus
keen or strong in mental appeal.
- affecting or moving the emotions
bourgeois
languid
poignant
tenuous
dominated or characterized by materialistic pursuits or concerns
bourgeois
low-browed
resplendent
vindicate
lacking in spirit or interest; feeling listless or indifferent
curtail
bored
poignant
languid
T or F: Your Quiz will also have "Monkey Paw" Q on it?
true
false
shining brilliantly
curtail
resplendent
poignant
the sun
