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SAT Vocabulary - Historical Documents (Meltzer)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

subordinate

a)

using irony to mock or convey contempt

b)

a person who identifies with ordinary people

c)

to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

d)

lower in rank, occupying an inferior position

2.

station

a)

persistent and determined

b)

supremacy

c)

distinctive

d)

position or rank

3.

peculiar

a)

supremacy

b)

inequality

c)

distinctive

d)

deeply established

4.

sarcastic

a)

a person who identifies with ordinary people

b)

lower in rank, occupying an inferior position

c)

to publicly recommend, to urge

d)

using irony to mock or convey contempt

5.

degrade

a)

to show deep respect

b)

2

to publicly recommend, to urge

c)

to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

d)

using irony to mock or convey contempt

6.

entrenched

a)

to show deep respect

b)

damaged and disgraced

c)

persistent and determined

d)

deeply established

7.

tenacious

a)

position or rank

b)

damaged and disgraced

c)

persistent and determined

d)

deeply established

8.

dominion

a)

to reject

b)

supremacy

c)

distinctive

d)

inequality

9.

revere

a)

position or rank

b)

to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

c)

to publicly recommend, to urge

d)

to show deep respect

10.

disparity

a)

distinctive

b)

inequality

c)

to reject

d)

supremacy

11.

antagonism

a)

strong opposition

b)

position or rank

c)

deeply established

d)

damaged and disgraced

12.

repudiate

a)

to reject

b)

distinctive

c)

inequality

d)

supremacy

13.

advocate

a)

to deteriorate, to lower in dignity

b)

to show deep respect

c)

to publicly recommend, to urge

d)

using irony to mock or convey contempt

14.

discredited

a)

deeply established

b)

persistent and determined

c)

to show deep respect

d)

damaged and disgraced

15.

populist

a)

a person who identifies with ordinary people

b)

lower in rank, occupying an inferior position

c)

using irony to mock or convey contempt

d)

distinctive