SAT English Prep Quiz!

Choose the best word: She was received with enthusiasm, but the work which her tour contained, over-fatigued her.

"The herbal tea was insipid but I had to drink it because my aunt made it for me." In this context, insipid means

If someone acts very urgently, they are being imperious.

"The biggest thing in my hometown is the grocery store. It really is a prosaic little place." Here, prosaic means

A presentation about the dangers of vaping is likely to be didactic.

"Interns gain erudition and a wealth of specialized knowledge while in medical school." Here erudition most nearly means

If you did an experiment and found actual data values significantly less than the expected values, you might call them

Choose the best word: "My English teacher told I didn't have enough evidence to ratify my claim."

Choose the best word: If you take a rudimentary approach to the most difficult problems, they become less overwhelming.

If Joe is gregarious, that means that he

"Would you like some palliative medicine for your neck pains?" In this sentence, palliative most nearly means

"This law will preclude the existence of higher rights." In this context, the word preclude most nearly means: