WorksheetsACT Vocab Set 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
To turn aside; get off the main topic; deviate
Concur
Extricate
Digress
Suffice
One who is new to a field or activity; beginner; apprentice
Traverse
Suffice
Astute
Novice
To pass across, over, or through
Traverse
Mitigate
Lucrative
Astute
Agree; coincide; be of the same opinion
Suffice
Extemporaneous
Extricate
Concur
shrewd; wise; crafty; cunning
Astute
Extemporaneus
Lucrative
Traverse
Composed or spoken without preparation; offhand; impromptu; improvised
Novice
Concur
Extemporaneous
Mitigate
Be enough, adequate, or sufficient; serve; do
Suffice
Mitigate
Extricate
Traverse
Free from difficulties; disentangle; release
Mitigate
Suffice
Digress
Extricate
make less severe; lessen; alleviate; soften; relieve
Astute
Mitigate
Concur
Lucrative
moneymaking; profitable; advantageous
Lucrative
Extricate
Traverse
Extemporaneous
Marie was the only one to solve the riddle; she is a very (a) thinker.
The Trans-Siberian Railroad, completed in 1905, (a) the Asian continent.
This year's school dance was not so (a) ; we only made $150 compared to $375 last year.
At one point, the speaker (a) to tell of an incident in her childhood, but the she got right back to the topic.
The rules of the game require you to accept the umpire's decision, even if you do not (a) with it.
I had thought $60 would (a) for my school supplies. As it turned out, it was not enough.
It was obvious that the speaker's talk was memorized, though she tried to make it seem (a) .
With the help of novocaine, your dentist can greatly (a) the pain of drilling.
There are two slopes: one for experienced skiers and one for (a) .
If you let your assignments pile up, you may get into a situation from which you will not be able to (a) yourself.
