WorksheetsSAT Vocab #2 Summative Review
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
What does "importune" mean?
To ignore someone
To ask someone for something urgently or repeatedly
To refuse a request
To celebrate an event
Use "incontrovertible" in a sentence.
The evidence was questionable.
The evidence was inconclusive.
The evidence was incontrovertible and could not be disputed.
The evidence was misleading.
What is the meaning of "surreptitious"?
Open and honest
Done secretly, especially because it would not be approved of
Loud and noticeable
Very clear and obvious
Define "haven."
A dangerous place
A safe or sheltered place
A busy city
An empty room
How can someone "subjugate" another person?
By helping them
By bringing them under control or domination
By ignoring them
By encouraging them
What is the "ultimate" goal of a student?
To learn a little
To pass one test
The final or most important goal
To make friends
What does it mean when something will "eventuate"?
To happen suddenly
To happen eventually
To happen rarely
To happen frequently
What does it mean to "result" in a certain outcome?
To disappear
To result in a certain outcome
To be forgotten
To remain unchanged
Describe something that is "subterranean."
Above ground
Existing or occurring underground
In the sky
On the surface of water
What does it mean to "emit" light?
To absorb light
To give off or release light
To block light
To change light color
Can you give an example of a "viable" solution to a problem?
A solution that is impractical
A solution that is practical and workable
A solution that is too complicated
A solution that is not useful
What is the "premise" of a story?
The ending of the story
The main idea or basis of an argument or story
The characters in the story
The setting of the story
How can a decision "jeopardize" your future?
By improving your chances
By putting something at risk
By making things easier
By creating opportunities
What does it mean to be "incredulous"?
To be very happy
Unwilling to believe something; skeptical
To be very trusting
To be confused
How can a smell "permeate" a room?
To disappear quickly
To spread throughout or penetrate
To stay in one place
What is a "propitious" time to start a project?
An unfavorable time
A favorable or advantageous time
A busy time
A confusing time
What does it mean to "surmise" something?
To know for sure
To guess or infer something without complete evidence
To ignore information
To ask a question
How can you "curtail" your screen time?
By increasing it
By reducing or limiting something
By ignoring it
By spending more time online
What does it mean to "repress" feelings?
To express feelings openly
To hold back or suppress feelings
To share feelings with others
To celebrate feelings
What is a "cryptic" message?
A clear message
A message that is difficult to understand or has a hidden meaning
A loud announcement
A friendly note
What does "inchoate" mean in terms of ideas?
An idea that is fully developed
An idea that is not fully formed or developed
An idea that is very clear
An idea that is popular
If you were to "importune" someone, what would you be doing?
Ignoring them
Asking someone repeatedly for help or a favor
Give an example of an "incontrovertible" fact.
Water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius
The sky is blue sometimes
Some people like pizza
It might rain tomorrow
Describe a "surreptitious" action you might take.
Sneaking a snack when no one is watching
Sharing everything openly
Announcing your plans
Asking for permission first
What makes a place a "haven" for someone?
A place that feels safe and comforting
A place that is crowded
A place that is boring
A place that is dangerous
How might a powerful leader "subjugate" a group of people?
By using power or force to control them
By helping them succeed
By ignoring them
By encouraging them to lead
What is the "ultimate" prize in a competition?
The smallest award
The highest award or recognition
A participation trophy
A consolation prize
Describe a situation where events might "eventuate" in a surprising way.
A surprise party that turns into a fun event
A boring meeting
A planned event
A routine day
What kind of animals might live in a "subterranean" environment?
Birds
Moles or worms
Fish
Cats
How does a candle "emit" light?
It absorbs light
It gives off light when it burns
It blocks light
It changes light color
Why is it important for a plan to be "viable"?
It must be impractical
It must be practical and possible to carry out
It must be complicated
It must be popular
What is the main "premise" of your favorite book?
The ending of the book
The main idea about friendship and loyalty
The characters in the book
The setting of the book
How can one choice "jeopardize" an entire project?
By improving everything
By putting something at risk
By making things easier
By creating opportunities
Describe a time when you felt "incredulous."
When I heard a shocking news story
When I was very happy
When I was bored
When I was confused
What kind of scents can "permeate" your kitchen when you cook?
The smell of cookies baking
The smell of nothing
The smell of water
The smell of dirt
When is a "propitious" time to ask for help?
When you feel ready and calm
When you are very busy
When you are confused
Can you "surmise" why someone might be upset without them telling you?
Yes, by observing their body language
No, you need to ask them directly
Yes, by ignoring them
No, it’s impossible to know
In what ways can you "curtail" your spending?
By making a budget and sticking to it
By buying more things
By ignoring your expenses
By spending freely
Why might someone choose to "repress" their emotions?
To avoid dealing with difficult emotions
To express their feelings
To share their thoughts
To celebrate their emotions
What makes a message "cryptic" to you?
When it is written in code or unclear language
When it is very clear
When it is loud
When it is friendly
What does an "inchoate" idea look like?
A fully developed idea
A rough idea that needs more thought
A very clear idea
A popular idea
How might "importuning" someone affect your relationship with them?
It could create tension or resentment
It would make them like you more
It would have no effect
It would make them ignore you
Why is it important to recognize "incontrovertible" truths?
To build a foundation for knowledge and understanding
To confuse others
What are the risks of taking "surreptitious" actions?
It could lead to consequences if discovered
It would always be successful
It would be easy
It would be fun
How can a "haven" be created in a classroom?
By creating a welcoming and supportive environment
By making it strict and boring
By ignoring students
By having no rules
What are the ethical implications of trying to "subjugate" others?
It is wrong to control others against their will
It is acceptable in all situations
It is always for the best
It is a good way to lead
What is the "ultimate" lesson you've learned this year?
The importance of perseverance
The importance of giving up
The importance of ignoring problems
The importance of being quiet
How can events "eventuate" differently based on choices made?
Choices can lead to different paths and outcomes
Choices always lead to the same outcome
Choices do not matter
Choices are always easy
What are some "subterranean" features of your local environment?
Caves or underground rivers
Tall buildings
Parks
Roads
How do different materials "emit" sound?
Different materials vibrate differently
All materials sound the same
Some materials absorb sound
Sound does not come from materials
Why is it important to have "viable" options when making decisions?
To make informed and effective choices
To confuse yourself
To ignore possibilities
To have no choices at all
