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WorksheetsSAT Vocabulary 18
Total questions: 144
Worksheet time: 2hrs 24mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The historian‘s research on ancient civilizations tends to ______ the creative achievements of artisans.
a)
disregard
b)
compliment
c)
underscore
d)
flourish
2.
The ______ storm caused widespread destruction across the region.
a)
adverse
b)
imposing
c)
frivolous
d)
enormous
3.
The new law aims to ______ the negative impact of industrial pollution on the environment.
a)
supersede
b)
mitigate
c)
opt
d)
plague
4.
The athlete was known for his ______ determination to win every competition.
a)
frivolous
b)
enduring
c)
assertive
d)
illusory
5.
The ______ design of the bridge allowed it to withstand strong winds and heavy loads.
a)
ingenious
b)
adverse
c)
diluted
d)
heterogeneous
6.
His ______ to make quick decisions often left others frustrated.
a)
assertiveness
b)
reluctance
c)
illusions
d)
disregard
7.
The ______ of the forest at sunset was a breathtaking sight.
a)
turbulence
b)
plague
c)
spectacle
d)
alliance
8.
The audience was captivated by the musician‘s ______ on the piano.
a)
resonance
b)
virtuosity
c)
adversity
d)
permeance
9.
The biologist studied the animal‘s ability to ______ through thick underbrush.
a)
supersede
b)
dodge
c)
dispose
d)
engender
10.
The ______ roar of the waterfall echoed through the canyon.
a)
resonant
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
enormous
11.
The plant species began to ______ after the environment became more favorable.
a)
flourish
b)
dispose
c)
opt
d)
plague
12.
The painter used a ______ palette of greens and blues in the landscape.
a)
verdant
b)
woolly
c)
dilute
d)
credible
13.
The company‘s financial problems were further ______ by the sudden drop in stock prices.
a)
adversely
b)
diluted
c)
superseded
d)
disposed
14.
The report outlines the need for a more ______ energy policy to combat climate change.
a)
assertive
b)
convergent
c)
superseded
d)
enduring
15.
The chemical reaction caused the solution to ______ rapidly.
a)
vibrate
b)
dispose
c)
penetrate
d)
flourish
16.
The painter‘s ______ use of colors brought the landscape to life.
a)
assertive
b)
ingenious
c)
enduring
d)
diluted
17.
The musician‘s ______ performance left the audience in awe.
a)
frivolous
b)
worrisome
c)
virtuous
d)
enduring
18.
The massive walls were built to ______ attacks from invaders.
a)
supersede
b)
penetrate
c)
withstand
d)
flourish
19.
The manager‘s decision to ______ the issue caused confusion among the employees.
a)
flourish
b)
mitigate
c)
dispose
d)
disregard
20.
The team worked tirelessly to ______ the challenges they faced.
a)
flourish
b)
penetrate
c)
withstand
d)
disregard
21.
The professor‘s ______ approach to the problem led to a breakthrough.
a)
ingenious
b)
worrisome
c)
frivolous
d)
enduring
22.
The ancient ruins were a ______ reminder of the civilization‘s past glory.
a)
frivolous
b)
diluted
c)
disregarded
d)
monumental
23.
The environmentalist warned that certain chemicals could have ______ effects on wildlife.
a)
frivolous
b)
worrisome
c)
adverse
d)
virtuous
24.
The writer‘s ______ attitude toward deadlines frustrated his editor.
a)
flourishing
b)
ingenious
c)
frivolous
d)
enduring
25.
The athlete‘s ______ strength and endurance were key to his success.
a)
massive
b)
ingenious
c)
enduring
d)
adverse
26.
The ______ of the ancient city was a testament to its architectural prowess.
a)
monumentality
b)
adversity
c)
resonance
d)
frivolity
27.
The scientist's findings were ______ by new research on the subject.
a)
superseded
b)
disposed
c)
mitigated
d)
disregarded
28.
The explorer marveled at the ______ beauty of the untouched wilderness.
a)
resonant
b)
verdant
c)
ingenious
d)
adverse
29.
The new bridge is designed to ______ even the strongest earthquakes.
a)
flourish
b)
withstand
c)
penetrate
d)
dodge
30.
The CEO‘s decision to ______ the suggestions of his team caused unrest.
a)
supersede
b)
dodge
c)
disregard
d)
dispose
31.
The ______ of the athlete‘s accomplishments was celebrated nationwide.
a)
monumentality
b)
frivolity
c)
ingenuity
d)
adversity
32.
The biologist discovered a ______ species that thrived in diverse environments.
a)
flourishing
b)
adverse
c)
heterogeneous
d)
ingenious
33.
The soldier was able to ______ the enemy‘s attack by quickly moving to cover.
a)
dodge
b)
mitigate
c)
disregard
d)
opt
34.
The ______ nature of the policy made it difficult for employees to comply.
a)
adverse
b)
frivolous
c)
ingenious
d)
assertive
35.
The ______ roar of the lion could be heard for miles.
a)
resonant
b)
ingenious
c)
adverse
d)
diluted
36.
The scientist‘s theory was ______ by more recent discoveries in the field.
a)
superseded
b)
mitigated
c)
adversely
d)
disposed
37.
The government‘s decision to ______ the warnings led to a national crisis.
a)
supersede
b)
flourish
c)
disregard
d)
dispose
38.
The village began to ______ once the new trade routes were established.
a)
penetrate
b)
disregard
c)
flourish
d)
dodge
39.
The engineer designed the structure to ______ under extreme pressure.
a)
mitigate
b)
withstand
c)
flourish
d)
penetrate
40.
The professor‘s research was ______ by the findings of other scholars.
a)
disregarded
b)
superseded
c)
disposed
d)
dodged
41.
The ______ streets of the city were filled with color and music during the festival.
a)
frivolous
b)
verdant
c)
assertive
d)
flourishing
42.
The new device is able to ______ the thickness of various materials with precision.
a)
penetrate
b)
mitigate
c)
dilute
d)
withstand
43.
The report indicated that the company‘s performance was ______ by external factors.
a)
adversely
b)
superseded
c)
disposed
d)
mitigated
44.
The artist's use of vibrant colors helped to ______ the mood of the painting.
a)
dodge
b)
disregard
c)
mitigate
d)
enliven
45.
The conservation efforts helped the endangered species to ______ in its natural habitat.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
flourish
d)
dispose
46.
The engineer's design was ______ for its innovation and practicality.
a)
superseded
b)
adverse
c)
ingenious
d)
worrisome
47.
The sudden ______ in the market caused panic among investors.
a)
flourish
b)
turbulence
c)
adversity
d)
verdancy
48.
The new regulation is intended to ______ the harmful effects of pollution.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
penetrate
d)
disregard
49.
The professor's approach to teaching was ______ by his peers.
a)
superseded
b)
adversely
c)
flourishing
d)
disregarded
50.
The species was able to ______ in the diverse ecosystems of the rainforest.
a)
penetrate
b)
mitigate
c)
flourish
d)
dispose
51.
The policy changes were ______ by the introduction of new technologies.
a)
disposed
b)
dodged
c)
superseded
d)
mitigated
52.
The ______ roar of the crowd could be heard from outside the stadium.
a)
frivolous
b)
resonant
c)
ingenious
d)
verdant
53.
The manager‘s decision to ______ the project deadline created a sense of urgency.
a)
supersede
b)
mitigate
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
54.
The ______ of colors in the painting created a sense of harmony.
a)
adversity
b)
flourishing
c)
verdancy
d)
flourish
55.
The scientist used advanced tools to ______ the effects of climate change.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
penetrate
d)
flourish
56.
The government‘s response to the crisis was criticized for being too ______.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
superseded
57.
The archaeologist‘s findings were ______ by later discoveries in the region.
a)
mitigated
b)
dodged
c)
superseded
d)
disposed
58.
The ______ of the festival drew people from all over the country.
a)
verdancy
b)
frivolity
c)
supersession
d)
spectacle
59.
The researcher‘s work was ______ for its thoroughness and accuracy.
a)
mitigated
b)
adversely
c)
flourished
d)
venerated
60.
The sudden ______ in stock prices caused widespread panic.
a)
adversity
b)
turbulence
c)
verdancy
d)
disregard
61.
The ______ beauty of the garden captivated all who visited.
a)
flourishing
b)
resonant
c)
verdant
d)
adverse
62.
The new measures were intended to ______ the impact of the economic downturn.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
63.
The structure was designed to ______ earthquakes and other natural disasters.
a)
penetrate
b)
withstand
c)
mitigate
d)
dodge
64.
The artist‘s ______ design was admired by many for its creativity.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
superseded
65.
The government‘s failure to ______ the risks led to catastrophic consequences.
a)
mitigate
b)
dodge
c)
disregard
d)
supersede
66.
The ______ roar of the waterfall could be heard from miles away.
a)
resonant
b)
frivolous
c)
ingenious
d)
superseded
67.
The economist‘s predictions were ______ by new data from the recent study.
a)
adversely
b)
disregarded
c)
mitigated
d)
superseded
68.
The building was designed to ______ the harsh weather conditions of the region.
a)
penetrate
b)
flourish
c)
withstand
d)
dodge
69.
The wildlife conservation efforts helped the endangered species to ______.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
flourish
d)
dispose
70.
The engineer designed the device to ______ extreme weather conditions.
a)
withstand
b)
disregard
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
71.
The ______ growth of the forest was a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
a)
verdant
b)
adverse
c)
diluted
d)
ingenious
72.
The team worked ______ to complete the project ahead of schedule.
a)
flourishing
b)
enduring
c)
diligently
d)
indefatigably
73.
The scientist's theory was ______ by new discoveries in the field.
a)
disregarded
b)
adversely
c)
superseded
d)
mitigated
74.
The ______ design of the building allowed it to remain stable during the storm.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
diluted
d)
adverse
75.
The professor‘s research was ______ by more recent studies.
a)
mitigated
b)
flourishing
c)
superseded
d)
disregarded
76.
The ______ sound of the waterfall echoed throughout the valley.
a)
resonant
b)
adverse
c)
frivolous
d)
enduring
77.
The artist‘s painting was admired for its ______ use of color and light.
a)
ingenious
b)
adverse
c)
diluted
d)
frivolous
78.
The company plans to ______ its outdated equipment with modern technology.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
supersede
d)
dodge
79.
The government‘s policies helped ______ the economic downturn.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
supersede
d)
dispose
80.
The ______ landscape was filled with lush greenery and blooming flowers.
a)
adverse
b)
frivolous
c)
verdant
d)
diluted
81.
The athlete‘s ______ determination led him to victory.
a)
flourishing
b)
indefatigable
c)
frivolous
d)
adverse
82.
The construction crew worked tirelessly to ______ the effects of the storm.
a)
mitigate
b)
dodge
c)
disregard
d)
penetrate
83.
The scientist used a new method to ______ the accuracy of the results.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
flourish
d)
enhance
84.
The musician's ______ skill on the piano was evident in every note.
a)
adverse
b)
virtuosity
c)
verdant
d)
ingenious
85.
The artist's ______ design captured the beauty of the natural world.
a)
frivolous
b)
ingenious
c)
adverse
d)
diluted
86.
The policy changes were implemented to ______ the negative impact of pollution.
a)
supersede
b)
mitigate
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
87.
The ______ landscape was a perfect setting for the outdoor festival.
a)
verdant
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
diluted
88.
The ______ roar of the engine filled the air as the race began.
a)
ingenious
b)
adverse
c)
resonant
d)
flourishing
89.
The scientist‘s theory was ______ by more recent research.
a)
superseded
b)
mitigated
c)
disposed
d)
disregarded
90.
The researcher aimed to ______ the environmental impact of the new technology.
a)
dodge
b)
mitigate
c)
supersede
d)
dispose
91.
The ______ beauty of the forest attracted visitors from around the world.
a)
adverse
b)
verdant
c)
diluted
d)
ingenious
92.
The government decided to ______ the outdated law with new regulations.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
supersede
d)
dodge
93.
The sound of the ______ wind echoed through the canyon.
a)
resonant
b)
ingenious
c)
frivolous
d)
diluted
94.
The company‘s plan to ______ the production process was met with approval.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dispose
d)
disregard
95.
The athlete‘s ______ efforts paid off when he won the championship.
a)
flourishing
b)
frivolous
c)
indefatigable
d)
adverse
96.
The professor‘s ______ use of examples helped clarify complex concepts.
a)
ingenious
b)
verdant
c)
diluted
d)
adverse
97.
The artist‘s work was filled with ______ detail and precision.
a)
frivolous
b)
ingenious
c)
adverse
d)
diluted
98.
The manager worked to ______ the negative effects of the recent budget cuts.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dispose
d)
disregard
99.
The ______ landscape was covered in a thick blanket of trees and plants.
a)
verdant
b)
adverse
c)
frivolous
d)
ingenious
100.
The team‘s success was due to their ______ efforts and teamwork.
a)
flourishing
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
indefatigable
101.
The new policy aimed to ______ the company‘s carbon footprint.
a)
mitigate
b)
disregard
c)
supersede
d)
dodge
102.
The ______ design of the bridge made it resistant to high winds.
a)
ingenious
b)
adverse
c)
frivolous
d)
diluted
103.
The environmentalist‘s efforts to ______ pollution were widely praised.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dodge
d)
dispose
104.
The artist‘s ______ painting depicted the beauty of the natural world.
a)
ingenious
b)
verdant
c)
adverse
d)
frivolous
105.
The company‘s plan to ______ the use of fossil fuels was a major step forward.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dodge
d)
dispose
106.
The ______ beauty of the coastline attracted tourists from all over.
a)
verdant
b)
ingenious
c)
frivolous
d)
adverse
107.
The scientist worked to ______ the impact of climate change on the environment.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
flourish
d)
supersede
108.
The manager‘s decision to ______ the outdated procedure improved efficiency.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dodge
d)
dispose
109.
The ______ sound of the symphony filled the concert hall.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
verdant
d)
resonant
110.
The professor‘s research was ______ by new findings in the field.
a)
superseded
b)
adverse
c)
diluted
d)
mitigated
111.
The ______ landscape was a perfect backdrop for the outdoor wedding.
a)
verdant
b)
frivolous
c)
ingenious
d)
adverse
112.
The government‘s decision to ______ the old law was met with support.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
disregard
d)
supersede
113.
The athlete‘s ______ dedication to training helped him achieve his goals.
a)
indefatigable
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
ingenious
114.
The ______ beauty of the mountains drew hikers from all over.
a)
verdant
b)
resonant
c)
adverse
d)
frivolous
115.
The scientist‘s research was focused on finding ways to ______ the effects of global warming.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dispose
d)
disregard
116.
The government‘s plan to ______ the negative impact of pollution was well received.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
117.
The ______ sound of the waterfall could be heard from miles away.
a)
adverse
b)
resonant
c)
ingenious
d)
frivolous
118.
The company‘s plan to ______ outdated technology was a major step forward.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
supersede
d)
dodge
119.
The athlete‘s ______ efforts in training led to his success in the competition.
a)
indefatigable
b)
frivolous
c)
ingenious
d)
adverse
120.
The ______ beauty of the rainforest attracted researchers from around the world.
a)
verdant
b)
ingenious
c)
adverse
d)
frivolous
121.
The artist‘s painting was filled with ______ detail and vibrant colors.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
adverse
d)
diluted
122.
The manager‘s decision to ______ the outdated process improved productivity.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
dodge
d)
supersede
123.
The ______ sound of the waves crashing against the shore was calming.
a)
verdant
b)
resonant
c)
ingenious
d)
frivolous
124.
The environmentalist‘s efforts to ______ climate change were widely praised.
a)
supersede
b)
mitigate
c)
dodge
d)
dispose
125.
The company‘s plan to ______ the use of harmful chemicals was well received.
a)
supersede
b)
dodge
c)
mitigate
d)
dispose
126.
The artist‘s work was filled with ______ creativity and innovation.
a)
ingenious
b)
adverse
c)
verdant
d)
flourishing
127.
The government‘s plan to ______ the negative impact of industrialization was widely supported.
a)
supersede
b)
mitigate
c)
dispose
d)
dodge
128.
The scientist‘s research was ______ by new discoveries in the field.
a)
adversely
b)
disposed
c)
mitigated
d)
superseded
129.
The ______ beauty of the garden made it a popular tourist destination.
a)
verdant
b)
resonant
c)
ingenious
d)
adverse
130.
The ______ sound of the choir filled the cathedral.
a)
frivolous
b)
resonant
c)
verdant
d)
ingenious
131.
The company‘s decision to ______ outdated practices improved efficiency.
a)
supersede
b)
dispose
c)
dodge
d)
mitigate
132.
The athlete‘s ______ dedication to training led to his success in the competition.
a)
ingenious
b)
indefatigable
c)
verdant
d)
adverse
133.
The manager‘s plan to ______ the negative effects of the budget cuts was well received.
a)
mitigate
b)
supersede
c)
dodge
d)
dispose
134.
The ______ design of the new building made it more energy-efficient.
a)
ingenious
b)
verdant
c)
adverse
d)
resonant
135.
The ______ landscape was filled with lush greenery and vibrant flowers.
a)
adverse
b)
verdant
c)
ingenious
d)
frivolous
136.
The ______ beauty of the sunset attracted photographers from all over.
a)
resonant
b)
frivolous
c)
verdant
d)
ingenious
137.
The professor‘s research was ______ by more recent studies in the field.
a)
mitigated
b)
superseded
c)
disposed
d)
disregarded
138.
The ______ sound of the violin echoed through the concert hall.
a)
resonant
b)
frivolous
c)
verdant
d)
ingenious
139.
The artist‘s ______ painting captured the essence of the natural world.
a)
ingenious
b)
frivolous
c)
verdant
d)
adverse
140.
The government‘s plan to ______ the environmental impact of the new development was met with approval.
a)
dispose
b)
supersede
c)
mitigate
d)
dodge
141.
The ______ beauty of the forest made it a popular destination for hikers.
a)
adverse
b)
verdant
c)
resonant
d)
ingenious
142.
The professor‘s research was ______ by new discoveries in the field.
a)
superseded
b)
mitigated
c)
disposed
d)
diluted
143.
The ______ sound of the waterfall could be heard from miles away.
a)
verdant
b)
resonant
c)
ingenious
d)
adverse
144.
The scientist‘s research was focused on finding ways to ______ the effects of global warming.
a)
mitigate
b)
dispose
c)
supersede
d)
dodge
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