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Unit 3 SAT Vocabulary Review English III
Unit 3 SAT Vocabulary Review English III
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Review of unit 3 Sat Vocabulary words.
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1
What does this word mean?
Overweight
Skinny
thin
Tiny
2
What is true about staligtites?
They are found in cave floors.
They are found hanging from the cave celing.
They are found in the forrest.
They are found at the beach.
3
Babies are known for prattling.
False
True
4
Choose which sentence uses demise
incorrectly
.
Johnny's broken leg lead to the demise of his summer plans.
The police said the old man was demise for not wearing a seatbelt.
The family was devastated by the demise of their favorite pet.
The adventurers met their demise after sailing into a hurricane.
5
Which of the following is a mogul?
Bill Gates
Mr. Shewey
Austin Powers
Rickey Bobby
6
Choose the sentence that is used
incorrectly.
Sally was removed from the talent show, for lampoon the principal.
My brother was angry because the lampoon involved his best friend.
Many shows lampoon our politicians.
Mad magazine lampoons many aspects of our culture.
7
Moto Moto like most hippos would be considered obese.
False
True
8
choose the
correct
use of the word respite.
I respit when I am tired.
Sally said I respit after running a marathon.
I will enjoy a much-needed respite after we hike the long trail.
I never respite, I can run for days.
9
Choose the best definition for the word prattle.
To babble or talk meaninglessly.
To speak grandious manner.
To gossip
To spread rumors
10
This is a good use of the word lampoon: I lampoon my brother with fake vomit.
True
False
11
This is an image of stalagtites.
False
True
12
This is a good example of terse: Johnny gave the shortest speech after winning the award, he just said, Thank you."
True
False
13
Define terse.
To sing in a formal way.
To act like Tarzan.
To be breif or consise
To be formal and speak and write with opulent language.
14
This person is a mogul.
True
False
15
This is a good use of the word respite: I respite after I run a marathon.
True
False
16
This is a good use for the word demise: My broken arm lead the demise of my aspirations to become a pitcher.
False
True
