SAT Words Part II

What is the bold word?: Large fish swim swiftly in the sea.

Identify the prepositional phrase: Anna & Carolyn came home with three dresses from shopping. 

It's harder to _____ with little or no data.

Describes a noun

Short exclamation, sometimes inserted into a sentence

She completed the _____ daily household chores.

Part of speech for: Querulous

There was a _____ of restaurants and tourist facilities.

Links a noun to another word

Part of speech for: Hypothetical

Joins clauses or sentences or words

If there was an award for being _____, my aunt would win for complaining. 

Part of speech for: Moratorium

What is the bold word?: The bee flew around the bottle.

The high-ranking position belongs to men who are highly _____.

Part of speech for: Opulent

Part of speech for: Mundane

What is the bold word?: Large fish swim swiftly in the sea.

The _____ Spanish-style houses have large carved wooden doors opening to cool flowery patios.

The growth of imperialism in Europe is not _____.

I _____ to the teacher, because I couldn't find the words.

The government issued a _____ on all commercial whaling to take effect in 1986.

Part of speech for: Fortuitous

Thing or person

What is the bold word?: The bee flew around the bottle.

Part of speech for: Extrapolate

Part of speech for: Plethora

What is the bold word?: Large fish swim swiftly in the sea.

Identify the prepositional phrase: There's five cans of pop in the fridge & four belong to Bob.

Part of speech for: Venerable

The professor poses outrageous _____ questions.

Describes a verb, adjective, or adverb

Action or state

Part of speech for: Gesticulate

Replaces a noun

What is the bold word?: The bee flew around the bottle.