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WorksheetsSAT #7
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The (_) leader demanded absolute obedience, stifling any form of dissent.
brevity
philanthropy
authoritarian
prosaic
The (_) professor was known for her meticulous attention to detail and high standards.
fastidious
frivolous
astute
prosaic
Known for his (_) nature, Mr. Jenkins seldom spoke unless spoken to directly.
exhaustive
fastidious
languid
taciturn
The novel's plot was so (_) that even the most avid reader struggled to stay interested.
fastidious
prosaic
redundant
expedient
The poet's genius lay in his ability to convey profound emotions with (_).
brevity
philanthropy
authoritarian
profuse
After the long hike, they sat in the shade, feeling a sense of (_) wash over them.
infamous
exhaustive
profuse
languid
The (_) princess spent her days organizing extravagant parties and shopping sprees, rarely attending to matters of state.
taciturn
authentic
frivolous
expedient
The fountain in the park gushed (_) streams of water, delighting the children playing nearby.
profuse
astute
infamous
redundant
The scandal revealed the (_) activities of the mayor, shaking the trust of the entire town.
authentic
languid
redundant
infamous
His (_) observations of human behavior made him an excellent detective.
astute
exhaustive
infamous
authentic
Using the same adjective twice in one sentence is considered (_) and should be avoided in formal writing.
profuse
redundant
prosaic
frivolous
The antique was verified to be (_), dating back to the 16th century.
expedient
astute
infamous
authentic
In this situation, taking a shortcut might be the most (_) solution to our problem.
fastidious
profuse
expedient
languid
She conducted an (_) investigation into the matter, leaving no stone unturned.
astute
exhaustive
expedient
infamous
Their (_) efforts to support local charities made a significant impact on the community.
philanthropic
brevity
authoritarian
prosaic
