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SAT Vocabulary Practice Week 3
SAT Vocabulary Practice Week 3
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1
Antonym for
digression
:
bad deed
on topic
attack
off track
2
Which sentence demonstrates correct usage?
Tina stubbornly asked me to hold on to her obstinate.
Mo sadly moroses everyone he meets.
Trent had a transient love affair with Tina.
Sebastian had to eat carefully to avoid an abstain on his shirt.
3
The connotative meaning of benevolent implies...
kindness to people in need.
sacrifice without expecting anything in return.
any simple act of kindness.
kindness to people who really deserve it.
4
Which of the following words has the wrong part of speech.
reverence: noun
digression: noun
benevolent: noun
placate: verb
5
What would be the best way to placate your friend after damaging his car when you borrow it?
Say you are sorry.
Pay to have the vehicle fixed.
Explain how it wasn't your fault.
Deny, deny, deny.
6
Which of the following sentences uses the word
lament
correctly?
I lament myself every day for not finishing college.
He told a lament story about how he regrets dropping out.
I lament giving up on my dream to be a foot model.
Please don't touch my lament. It's private.
7
Synonym for
reverence
:
disrespect
honored
admiration
bored
8
Increase, intensify, grow, enlarge
are antonyms for...
placate
abate
substantiate
lament
9
Which is the best connotative example of a benevolent act?
Buying your mother a new car.
Starting a scholarship fund for children with disabilities.
Throwing a huge party for you and all of your friends.
Keeping all of your money to yourself.
10
If you are trying to get in shape, what should you
abstain
from?
drinking water
exercise
taking vitamins
overeating
11
Which of the following words is a noun?
placate
digression
mundane
benevolent
12
Which of the following are the correct corresponding examples of
mundane
and
insipid
.
riding the bus to school / the taste of plain white bread
plain white rice / writing the letter B a thousand times
doing DLWs / eating food you do not like
going to school / doing homework
13
Which word has the correct corresponding part of speech?
reverend: verb
revere: noun
reverent: adjective
reverence: adverb
14
Pretentious:
part of speech
adjective
verb
adverb
noun
15
If you have a
transient
thought,...
it gets you off track.
it is wrong.
it is brief.
you are digressing.
16
Part of speech: mundane
verb
noun
pickle
adjective
17
Synonym for
morose
:
ecstatic
melancholy
happy
angry
18
Which of the following would substantiate your innocence in a court case?
A murder weapon with your prints on it.
A witness that saw you at the scene of the crime.
An alibi that could be verified by many people.
Your testimony in which you say, "I didn't do it."
19
Which one of the following words and parts of speech is incorrect?
prudently: adverb
prudent: verb
prude: noun
20
Which of the following sentences uses
obstinate
correctly?
Nate is obstinate about Steve.
Ben is obstinate about cookies when he is hungry.
Betty's is obstinate about feelings and emotions.
Tina is obstinate about her devotion to her family.
21
Replace the word in parentheses with a vocab word: Today's lesson in science was so (boring)!
benevolent
hackneyed
mundane
revered
