100+ SAT ACT Practice Worksheets Vocabulary Context Clues Answer Keys
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SAT Vocabulary/Reading Worksheets that make great Reviews, Quizzes, or Bellringers.
Answer keys are included. 8 multiple choice questions per worksheet. These are some of the most challenging SAT/ACT terms. No prep required - you just copy or project and go. There is enough material to support you for an entire school year or use daily for a full Semester!
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS:
One cannot help but wonder why he wastes his time on such a meaningless and FRUITLESS endeavor.
As used here, which best matches the Part of Speech of fruitless?
A. Adjective
B. Noun
C. Verb
D. Adverb
E. Other
Students who took the HYBRID class earned, on average, a letter grade higher than students in the traditional class.
As used here, which best describes the meaning of hybrid?
A. somber
B. combination
C. signify
D. None of these!
Nothing in the article explains its _________ conclusions.
Which word best completes the sentence?
A. hybrid
B. exuberant
C. loath
D. drone
Terms covered include:
abridge
accessible
acclaim
acoustics
acrid
acute
adulation
adversity
affable
alleviate
allusion
aloof
ample
antediluvian
antidote
apathetic
ardent
ascetic
austere
autonomous
avarice
banal
belligerent
benevolent
berate
bolster
braggart
cacophonous
candor
castigate
cliché
complacent
concise
conflagration
contentious
convalesce
convivial
cryptic
culinary
cynical
deprecate
detached
din
disdainful
disputatious
ebullient
effervescent
eloquence
emaciated
ephemeral
eulogy
euphony
evanescent
exacting
exalt
extraneous
fanatical
frugal
garrulous
gingerly
gratify
gregarious
hamper
hardy
haughty
honorable
illusion
impugn
indigenous
indignant
ingenious
innovation
integrity
intrepid
jocular
lackluster
lavish
levity
linger
lofty
meticulous
miser
myriad
nefarious
nonchalant
novel
nurture
nutritive
obscure
obsolete
ominous
opportunist
pacify
passionate
penurious
peripatetic
pernicious
perspicacious
pithy
polemical
ponderous
prattle
precarious
predator
pretentious
prodigal
prosaic
proximity
prudent
quandary
quell
querulous
quiescent
rancorous
rant
rebuff
recount
relic
remote
reverent
sedentary
slavish
sluggish
soporific
squander
subordinate
subservient
superficial
superfluous
surfeit
sycophant
taciturn
terse
toady
transient
trifling
trivial
vapid
vigilant
vilify
virulent
vociferous
volatile
voluble
wary