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SAT/ACT Scholastic Word List--brittle to skepticism
SAT/ACT Scholastic Word List--brittle to skepticism
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#ACT/SAT vocabulary building
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1
The dog's barking ___ the class' progress.
inebriated
interrupted
perturbed
interacted
2
____ students rarely learn all of a course's content.
obese
energetic
passive
innocuous
3
To help the students learn their vocab, the teacher had them ___ as they played a word game.
proceed
enhance
differentiate
interact
4
Constant studying can ___ a student's desire to learn.
enervate
emaciate
evolve
encourage
5
The prisoners of Nazi death camps were given almost no food and became ____.
nauseated
enervated
exasperated
emaciated
6
He was quite __ when his sister forgot to pick him up after piano practice.
perturbed
encouraged
emaciated
inebriated
7
The children had a(n) ___ about their parents' preferences and created quite a stir at dinner.
prejudice
incentive
perspective
misunderstanding
8
A common ___ of Asian children is that they honor their parents' wishes.
perspective
characteristic
nauseau
incentive
9
Once her computer stopped working, the situation in the classroom began to ___ quickly.
differentiate
enervate
impair
deteriorate
10
The damage done to the couch when the children colored it with permanent markers was ___.
irreversible
improper
preferable
potent
11
The woman at the fair grounds thought making change for the two $15 tickets was a ____ task.
diverse
complex
brittle
delirious
12
Bathing suits are ___ attire for school.
earnest
improper
rapid
preferable
13
We should share ideas so that we come to understand each other's ___.
skepticism
perspective
incentive
prejudice
14
The teacher ___ assigned homework every weekend even when the students cried.
relentlessly
improperly
deliriously
rapidly
15
The students reacted with ___ when their teacher said the test would be fun.
skepticism
pleasure
encouragement
nauseau
16
Best friends are often ____.
emaciated
perturbed
inseparable
irreversible
17
The students' favorite teacher used candy as a(n) ___.
prejudice
excess
incentive
laxative
18
Because the ACT reading test is so challenging, many students find it ____.
formidable
potent
pleasurable
illicit
19
The juveniles were put on ___ because they vandalized the science lab.
predisposition
excess
probation
laxatives
20
Although the student had made a(n) ___ statement, the teacher sent him to the office.
innocuous
improper
illicit
preferable
21
Daily reading will ___ one's vocabulary.
exasperate
enervate
enhance
impair
22
The ___ student group brought a variety of skills to the classroom.
preferable
courteous
diverse
inebriated
23
Asian students are stereotyped as having a(n) ___ for understanding mathematics.
craving
encouragement
component
predisposition
24
The teacher felt no ___ when she gave the students a pop quiz which she knew they would fail.
compunction
discrimination
incentive
delirium
25
His parents hoped to ___ his ideas about becoming a circus clown.
eradicate
impair
evolve
diagnose
26
The police officers thought they had found the ___ when they went to the rowdy family's house.
asset
perspective
incentive
culprit
27
___ is often the result of inexperience and ignorance.
perspective
nauseau
encouragement
prejudice
28
Getting $100 for every A on her report card was a(n) ___ reward and motivated her to work hard.
rapid
earnest
potent
pleasurable
29
The students became ___ when the teacher forgot to bring candy for their rewards.
exasperated
improper
innocuous
passive
30
Because of a series of vaccinations, the children were ___ to many major illnesses.
inseparable
formidable
immune
excess