SAT Vocabulary - Vestibular Flashcards

1

To chastise is to

grovel
censure
adulate
extol

2

A swaggering person has

handsome features
an affable cat
a confident walk
pretentious speech

3

If you are curt, you are

delusional
rudely brief
native
bitter or harsh

4

John is so unfriendly. I might even call him...

precarous
nonchalant
aloof
stoic

5

Using Twitter (140 character limit) requires

turmoil
listlessness
brevity
contempt

6

using or expending something of value carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose

quiet
wasteful
convoluted
obscure

7

Sherlock Holmes solves

adversities
delusions
enigmas
philanthropy

8

A sycophant probably

intimidates others
is full of vivacious enthusiasm
is belligerent
flatters in order to get ahead

9

An imprudent action may be

unwise
frightening
obsessed with cats
obsequious

10

A lavish gift is probably

expensive
derisive
cryptic
paltry

11

A word that means everywhere at the same time

affinity
submissive
ubiquitous
articulate

12

I don't care about soccer. I'm downright

indifferent to it
compliant to it
ambivalent about it
ambiguous about it

13

If you loathe something, you

abhor it
fawn over it
are zealous about it
intimate it

14

You should strive to make your essays

endeavor
terse
pretentious
obtuse

15

Bill and Melinda Gates could be described as

enigmatic
nonchalant
altruistic
placated

SAT Vocabulary - Vestibular

Questions 15

SAT Vocabulary - Vestibular

Questions 15