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SAT Vocabulary Words #12 (Quiz on 1/15)
SAT Vocabulary Words #12 (Quiz on 1/15)
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SAT Vocabulary Words #12 (Quiz on 1/15)
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Though she said she didn't vandalize the statue, the spray cans in her car was enough to __her.
indignant
incriminate
proponent
recessive
2
The old man was quite ____ when the boy next-door broke his window with a baseball and ran off.
incriminate
recessive
fortitude
indignant
3
The small boy’s ___________ allowed him to stand up to the school bully.
fortitude
incriminate
indignant
proponent
4
Marie is such a(n) ____________ of water conservation that she only takes a shower once a week.
proponent
fortitude
recessive
indignant
5
to cause someone to appear guilty of something (such as a crime)
incriminate
recessive
fortitude
proponent
6
After being kicked out of the game, the ____ basketball player made a nasty comment to the ref.
recessive
incriminate
proponent
indignant
7
Because April loves animals, she is a fierce ___________ of the animal rights movement.
recessive
proponent
fortitude
incriminate
8
Even though the girl was frightened of the tornado, she had the _____ to get herself to safety.
incriminate
fortitude
proponent
recessive
9
(noun) a person who supports someone or something
incriminate
recessive
proponent
fortitude
10
Riley has decided to stop using modern devices like phones and live a(n) __________ lifestyle.
recessive
fortitude
proponent
incriminate
11
(noun) strength and courage that allows someone to face danger, pain, etc.
proponent
fortitude
recessive
incriminate
12
(adj) being angry because of something that is unfair or wrong
proponent
indignant
recessive
incriminate
13
to go or move away; to go backwards
indignant
proponent
recessive
fortitude
14
My dad is wearing a wig because he doesn't want anyone to see his ________________ hairline.
fortitude
incriminate
recessive
indignant
15
The crumbs on the boy's face ________(ed) him as the person who stole the cookies from the jar.
recessive
fortitude
incriminate
indignant