WorksheetsList 7 Quack SAT Vocabulary
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Pilgrims and Puritans are ___, cold, and plain in appearance and manner.
a)
A.austere
b)
B.cerebral
c)
C.incommodious
d)
D.ornate
2.
The comedian was too ___, so his jokes were too difficult for me to understand.
a)
A.incommodious
b)
B.ornate
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.austere
3.
The girl's ___ costume was covered in glitter, diamonds, and feathers.
a)
A.incommodious
b)
B.austere
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.ornate
4.
I sat on the floor because the lumpy couch was ___ or uncomfortable.
a)
A.incommodious
b)
B.austere
c)
C.ornate
d)
D.cerebral
5.
The teacher repeated the instructions ___ for the students to understand.
a)
A.verbatim
b)
B.cacophony
c)
C.noisome
d)
D.veritable
6.
The ___ of the untalented musical group warming up hurt my ears.
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.noisome
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.veritable
7.
The boy's ___ table manners offended her on their first date.
a)
A.verbatim
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.cacophony
d)
D.noisome
8.
The ___ weather during the summer makes me want to stay indoors.
a)
A.oust
b)
B.queue
c)
C.accolade
d)
D.torrid
9.
There always seems to be a long ___ at the DPS office when renewing my driver's license.
a)
A.queue
b)
B.oust
c)
C.torrid
d)
D.accolade
10.
The school held an assembly to publicly tout the ___s won at a recent UIL contest.
a)
A.oust
b)
B.torrid
c)
C.queue
d)
D.accolade
11.
inconvenient; uncomfortable-difficult
a)
A.austere
b)
B.ornate
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.incommodious
e)
E.noisome
12.
stern; plain; without excess-severe, grim
a)
A.austere
b)
B.ornate
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.incommodious
e)
E.noisome
13.
excessively decorated-elaborate, gaudy
a)
A.austere
b)
B.ornate
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.incommodious
e)
E.noisome
14.
offensive; disgusting-unhealthy, malodorous
a)
A.Austere
b)
B.Ornate
c)
C.Cerebral
d)
D.Incommodious
e)
E.noisome
15.
relating to the brain-mental, intellectual
a)
A.austere
b)
B.ornate
c)
C.cerebral
d)
D.incommodious
e)
E.noisome
16.
unquestionable; true-genuine
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.concurrent
e)
E.evade
17.
harsh sound; disturbing noise-din
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.concurrent
e)
E.evade
18.
word for word – exact
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.concurrent
e)
E.evade
19.
at the same time – contemporary
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.concurrent
e)
E.evade
20.
to avoid; to flee from a pursuer - escape
a)
A.cacophony
b)
B.veritable
c)
C.verbatim
d)
D.concurrent
e)
E.evade
21.
parched by the sun; hot – heated, burning
a)
A.impede
b)
B.askew
c)
C.queue
d)
D.accolade
e)
E.torrid
22.
award or honor – recognition
a)
A.impede
b)
B.askew
c)
C.queue
d)
D.accolade
e)
E.torrid
23.
to form or wait in a line – align
a)
A.impede
b)
B.askew
c)
C.accolade
d)
D.torrid
e)
E.queue
24.
to one side; crooked – lopsided
a)
A.impede
b)
B.askew
c)
C.queue
d)
D.accolade
e)
E.torrid
25.
to obstruct; delay – hamper, deter
a)
A.impede
b)
B. askew
c)
C. queue
d)
D.accolade
e)
E. torrid
26.
fear; state of anxiety – apprehension
a)
A.trepidation
b)
B.fraught
c)
C.temerity
d)
D.wane
e)
E. oust
27.
laden with emotional distress – filled or teeming [with fear or emotion]
a)
A.trepidation
b)
B.fraught
c)
C.temerity
d)
D.wane
e)
E.oust
28.
to decrease – abate, subside
a)
A.trepidation
b)
B.fraught
c)
C.temerity
d)
D.wane
e)
E.oust
29.
to eject; force out; banish – evict; expel
a)
A.trepidation
b)
B.fraught
c)
C.temerity
d)
D.wane
e)
E.oust
30.
disregard for danger or manners – boldness
a)
A.trepidation
b)
B. fraught
c)
C.temerity
d)
D.wane
e)
E.oust
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