stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Sadlier Level E Unit 1-3 Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Sadlier Level E Unit 1-3 Review
Sadlier Level E Unit 1-3 Review
60 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
1,078 plays
Review of vocabulary words from Units 1-3
Flashcards
60 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
60
Answers
1
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase: the
birth
of a corrupt nation
demise
duplicity
bereft
jeopardy
2
The vocab word is used correctly: The appearance of white flowers is a welcome
intimation
of spring.
True
False
3
The critics unanimously praised the actor for the _______ charm with which he played the gentleman.
urbane
punitive
4
A moving force, impulse, stimulus
impetus
augment
adroit
precedent
5
The general led a(n) ____________ expedition against the rebel forces.
punitive
artifice
averse
craven
6
given to fighting, warlike; combative, aggressive; one at war, one engaged in war
tepid
belligerent
amicable
jeopardy
7
The vocab word is used correctly: Their intimidation was powerless against the strength and
fortitude
of the candidate.
True
False
8
The vocab word is used correctly: He is chairman of an
insidious
society that is concerned with helping those in need.
True
False
9
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase: a
significant
difference in price
dour
adroit
impervious
negligible
10
extremely careful; particular about details
duplicity
cursory
feasible
meticulous
11
To corrupt, make worse by the addition of something of lesser value
stolid
sojourn
adulterate
verbatim
12
If we do not take steps now to clear their names, we will be _______ an injustice.
liquidating
perpetuating
13
Her unchanging facial features and controlled voice as she received the news gave no __________ of her true feelings.
intimation
guise
impetus
cursory
14
Easily bent, flexible; easily influenced
tepid
ambidextrous
averse
pliable
15
The vocab word is used correctly: I try to set a
precedent
for how to have for my siblings.
False
True
16
The vocab word is used correctly: The goal of peace talks was to reduce the possibilities of a nuclear
holocaust
.
True
False
17
treachery, deceitfulness
adroit
quintessence
duplicity
meticulous
18
It is best to store flour in a container with a plastic cover that is ___________ to moisture.
intimation
impervious
impetus
nostalgia
19
Though the peace talks began with an exchange of lofty sentiments, they soon _______ into squabbling.
retrogressed
extolled
20
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase:
glance at
the bill before paying
gibe
grimace
cursory
scrutinize
21
The nightmare that continues to haunt all thoughtful people is a nuclear _________.
holocaust
cursory
22
word for word; exactly as written or spoken
insidious
gape
adulterate
verbatim
23
Since we are making ______ progress in our fight against pollution, the time has come to adopt new methods.
negligible
craven
24
The librarian hoped to __________ the rare collection by purchasing a first edition of Walt Whitman's book of poetry.
deploy
augment
25
When a pop star appeared at a local restaurant and began playing her guitar, it was difficult for patrons not to ______.
gape
adulterate
26
to think about in a dreamy way, ponder
muse
alienate
negligible
sojourn
27
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase: A person with a
rigid
viewpoint
pliable
fortitude
meticulous
feasible
28
Many ballplayers can bat from either side of the plate, but they cannot throw well with each hand unless they are _____.
cursory
benevolent
ambidextrous
unkempt
29
The sky was gray and overcast, but suddenly the sun came out and smiled __________ on us.
adroitly
benevolently
30
Peaceable, friendly
amicable
muse
culinary
urbane
31
Their bad manners and insufferable conceit __________ even those who were most inclined to judge them favorably.
alienated
deployed
exhilarated
adulterated
32
Risking one's own life to save the lives of others is considered the ____________ of selfless valor.
holocaust
quintessence
ambidextrous
fortitude
33
inflicting or aiming at pushiment
fallow
urbane
coerce
punitive
34
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase:
praised
her for her efforts
gibed
stolid
extolled
gaped
35
The vocab word is used correctly: Failing to eat fruit and vegetables put my long-term health in
jeopardy
.
False
True
36
Our physical education teacher __________ the virtues of regular exercise.
dours
tepids
extols
averses
37
The vocab word is used correctly: As more people move to the area, it is becoming more
urbane
, in need of transportation
True
False
38
The vocab word is used correctly: The glass of
tepid
water was exactly what I needed to quench my thirst on a hot day.
True
False
39
The artist took a ________ to the mountains, hoping to relieve his stress and renew his creativity.
sojourn
fallow
40
Because I wasn't born when The Beatles were popular, their albums don't fill me with __________.
nostalgia
impetus
41
To set right, remedy; relief from wrong or injury
adroit
punitive
inclement
redress
42
A skillful or ingenious device; a clever trick; a clever skill; trickery
artifice
gibe
craven
quintessence
43
Though all hope of victory had faded, the remaining troops continued to resist the enemy with a _______ tenacity.
dour
bereft
44
Cooking shows on television have helped many people to master the secrets of the __________ arts.
culinary
adversary
redress
liquidate
45
The vocab word is used correctly: Since people often
perpetuate
rumors, it is never a good idea to believe gossip.
False
True
46
Choose the correct antonym for the following phrase: gave it a
thorough
inspection
cursory
tepid
fallow
meticulous
47
I advise you to _____________ all of your assets and negotiate with creditors before declaring bankruptcy.
augment
coerce
liquidate
redress
48
Historians still debate whether or not Aaron Burr was guilty of a(n) ____________ plot to break up the United States.
insidious
adroit
negligible
benevolent
49
The coach emphasized that the way to stop our opponents' passing game was to _________ their receivers and quarterback.
craven
harass
bereft
grimace
50
wealthy, luxurious; ample; grandiose
unkempt
gibe
augment
opulent
51
Courage in facing difficulties
fortitude
adversary
bereft
deploy
52
Most people ___________ at the mere sound of the dentist's drill.
scrutinize
adroit
feasible
grimace
53
To examine closely
scrutinize
meticulous
fallow
grimace
54
The vocab word is used correctly: The late-night silence was broken by the loud,
tentative
screech of an owl.
False
True
55
The hikers made their way ________ up the steep and rocky trail.
gape
pliable
dour
warily
56
The vocab word is used correctly: The more I practiced juggling, the more
adroit
at it I became.
True
False
57
Not combed; untidy; not properly maintained; unpolished; rude
opulent
guise
unkempt
pliable
58
Treachery, deceitfulness
demise
duplicity
jeopardy
intimation
59
In this scene of wild jubilation my _________ roommate continued to eat as though nothing had happened.
stolid
tentative
60
The vocab word is used correctly: If I'm feeling sluggish in the afternoon, a good workout never fails to
exhilarate
me.
True
False