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SAT Vocabulary Practice Week 2
SAT Vocabulary Practice Week 2
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1
Which of the following words is a noun?
placate
benevolent
mundane
digression
2
Which one of the following words and parts of speech is incorrect?
prudent: verb
prudently: adverb
prude: noun
3
If you are trying to get in shape, what should you
abstain
from?
exercise
taking vitamins
overeating
drinking water
4
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.
5
Which of the following sentences uses
obstinate
correctly?
Ben is obstinate about cookies when he is hungry.
Nate is obstinate about Steve.
Betty's is obstinate about feelings and emotions.
Tina is obstinate about her devotion to her family.
6
Replace the word in parentheses with a vocab word: Today's lesson in science was so (boring)!
benevolent
revered
mundane
hackneyed
7
Which sentence demonstrates correct usage?
Tina stubbornly asked me to hold on to her obstinate.
Sebastian had to hold back to avoid an abstain on his shirt.
Mo sadly moroses everyone he meets.
Trent had a transient love affair with Tina.
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showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding
digression
mundane
reverence
benevolent
9
Which of the following words has the wrong part of speech.
reverence: noun
digression: noun
placate: verb
benevolent: noun
10
The connotative meaning of benevolent implies...
sacrifice without expecting anything in return.
kindness to people who really deserve it.
any simple act of kindness.
kindness to people in need.
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The connotative meaning of placate implies...
the person deserves what he or she gets.
the person being placated is unhappy or upset.
the person trying to placate has done nothing wrong.
the person placating is making a huge sacrifice.
12
Synonym for
morose
:
ecstatic
angry
happy
melancholy
13
If you have a
transient
thought,...
it gets you off track.
it is brief.
it is wrong.
you are digressing.
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Antonym for
reverence
:
love
honored
disrespect
bored
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Synonym for
digression
:
attack
off track
on topic
bad deed
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Part of speech: mundane
noun
pickle
adjective
verb
