SAT® Sentence Completion Tests - 4

GrammarBank's SAT Practice Tests here are to help you prepare for the SAT/SAT Subject Tests administered by The College Board. These tests are not in any affiliation with The College Board.

For these exercises, choose the appropriate words to complete the sentences. These will help prepare for SAT Sentence Completion Tests.

Subject Exercises:
1. SAT Sentence Completion 1
2. SAT Sentence Completion 2
3. SAT Sentence Completion 3
4. SAT Sentence Completion 4

Similar Exercises:
GRE Sentence Equivalence

Multiple choice section of Vocabulary Exercises page
1. The students are not allowed to use this room as it is ---- for teachers.

A) exclusively
B) thoughtfully
C) correctly
D) improperly
E) frankly


2. I cannot wait to learn the result of the interview as it is ---- important for me.

A) rarely
B) flexibly
C) interestingly
D) vitally
E) voluntarily


3. I could have voted for this candidate if he had spoken more ----.

A) sensibly
B) slightly
C) previously
D) bitterly
E) closely


4. I won't be able to buy a house as the prices have risen ----.

A) classically
B) faintly
C) enormously
D) mainly
E) distantly.


5. I can ---- remember what he said but I think it was something about his past.

A) vaguely
B) illegibly
C) promptly
D) clumsily
E) evenly


6. The dog broke away from the garden as it was ---- tied to the tree.

A) forcefully
B) tightly
C) essentially
D) loosely
E) firmly


7. The prime minister dismisses criticism that he has ---- neglected the economy and social issues.

A) indifferently
B) constantly
C) habitually
D) attentively
E) nastily


8. Infants are ---- dependent on their parents to meet their physical needs.

A) joyfully
B) generously
C) vulnerably
D) uncommonly
E) softly


9. When I called to have an appointment with my doctor, I was told that he had to leave ---- for personal reasons and would not be available the whole afternoon.

A) urgently
B) faithfully
C) partially
D) indirectly
E) decisively


10. Had the authorities concerned acted ---- and promptly in the past, perhaps hundreds of thousands of people would have been saved from the tsunami disaster.

A) faintly
B) merely
C) roughly
D) inconsiderately
E) vigilantly

Score =
Correct answers:
You are here: >> Home >> SAT Sentence Completion Exercises >> SAT Sentence Completion 4
GrammarBank Video Exercises
GrammarBank YouTube Channel
See Our eBooks
GrammarBank Exercises eBook

Instantly Download and Print
For Teachers and Students
100% Money Back GuaranteeEnglish Exercises eBook
ESL Quiz Apps
ESL Challenge
GrammarBank YouTube Video Exercises Print Page


Comments

↑▲▲▲▲▲▲▲↑