SAT Vocab - The High and the Mightly

My neighbors are too ___ for a minivan, they drive a SUV.

Leo cannot help but be a ___, he boasts all day about his basketball exploits.

When Bill told the principal to "bug off", his ___ earned him a suspension.

disdainful

contemptuous

ostentatious

complacent

haughty

proud : insolent

arrogance : braggart

Stephanie's ___ annoyed her classmates, who thought her to be vain and conceited.

Wearing a pearl bracelet, a sapphire ring, ruby earrings, and a diamond necklace is a bit ___.

When rival cliques are ___ of each other, there's going to be trouble.

insolent

supercilious

smug : complacent

pretentious

egotistical

presumptuous : unassuming

braggart

presumptuous

The audience showed its ___ by heckling the singer who couldn't carry a tune.

Carol could get an A in math, but she is too ___ to work for it.

Often one who is ___ really has much self-doubt.

arrogant

Isn't it ___ for Julie to expect all of her friends to do only what she wants to do at recess.

Everyone in the group should work together as equals. No one should have a ____ attitude.

Matthew is so ___, he thinks every girl at school wants to date him.