Worksheets30 SAT Words 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
To officially end or cancel something.
a)
Panacea
b)
Disconsolate
c)
Abrogate
d)
Diaphanous
2.
Something or someone that is strongly disliked.
a)
Panacea
b)
Fortuitous
c)
Anathema
d)
Apocryphal
3.
Widely spread but probably not true.
a)
Apocryphal
b)
Cogent
c)
Parsimony
d)
Polemical
4.
Very difficult and tiring.
a)
Harangue
b)
Truculent
c)
Arduous
d)
Anathema
5.
A sign that something good is likely to happen.
a)
Apocryphal
b)
Beguiling
c)
Auspicious
d)
Implacable
6.
Charming in a way that is a little misleading.
a)
Impecunious
b)
Grandiloquent
c)
Enervate
d)
Beguiling
7.
Careful and thinking about risks before acting.
a)
Circumspect
b)
Anathema
c)
Impecunious
d)
Diaphanous
8.
Clear, logical, and convincing.
a)
Auspicious
b)
Deleterious
c)
Cogent
d)
Indefatigable
9.
Causing harm or damage.
a)
Deleterious
b)
Polemical
c)
Vicissitude
d)
Ennui
10.
Light, delicate, and see‑through.
a)
Arduous
b)
Diaphanous
c)
Circumspect
d)
Fortuitous
11.
Very unhappy and unable to be comforted.
a)
Auspicious
b)
Disconsolate
c)
Deleterious
d)
Grandiloquent
12.
Shining brightly; radiant.
a)
Indefatigable
b)
Effulgent
c)
Circumspect
d)
Anathema
13.
To weaken or drain energy.
a)
Reproach
b)
Enervate
c)
Arduous
d)
Panacea
14.
A feeling of boredom from having nothing interesting to do.
a)
Panacea
b)
Truculent
c)
Ennui
d)
Reproach
15.
To remove or erase completely.
a)
Solipsistic
b)
Auspicious
c)
Reproach
d)
Expunge
16.
Happening by chance in a lucky way.
a)
Fortuitous
b)
Reproach
c)
Arduous
d)
Polemical
17.
Talking too much about unimportant things.
a)
Reproach
b)
Garrulous
c)
Expunge
d)
Implacable
18.
Speaking in a fancy, over-the-top way.
a)
Anathema
b)
Disconsolate
c)
Grandiloquent
d)
Vicissitude
19.
A long, angry speech meant to criticize.
a)
Implacable
b)
Panacea
c)
Abrogate
d)
Harangue
20.
Having little or no money.
a)
Garrulous
b)
Panacea
c)
Impecunious
d)
Implacable
21.
Unable to be calmed down or satisfied.
a)
Polemical
b)
Apocryphal
c)
Cogent
d)
Implacable
22.
Able to keep going without getting tired.
a)
Indefatigable
b)
Expunge
c)
Disconsolate
d)
Apocryphal
23.
Stubborn and unwilling to change.
a)
Disconsolate
b)
Arduous
c)
Auspicious
d)
Obdurate
24.
A supposed cure for every problem.
a)
Auspicious
b)
Panacea
c)
Abrogate
d)
Implacable
25.
Extreme unwillingness to spend money.
a)
Ennui
b)
Panacea
c)
Harangue
d)
Parsimony
26.
Strongly critical or argumentative.
a)
Deleterious
b)
Fortuitous
c)
Anathema
d)
Polemical
27.
To express disappointment or blame.
a)
Auspicious
b)
Reproach
c)
Disconsolate
d)
Garrulous
28.
Believing only your own mind is sure to exist; extremely self‑focused.
a)
Solipsistic
b)
Arduous
c)
Expunge
d)
Reproach
29.
Easily annoyed and eager to argue or fight.
a)
Truculent
b)
Deleterious
c)
Solipsistic
d)
Anathema
30.
A change—often unpleasant—in life or circumstances.
a)
Apocryphal
b)
Impecunious
c)
Vicissitude
d)
Auspicious
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