SAT Vocabulary Worksheets
Ten printable SAT vocabulary lessons for high school students. Each lesson teaches 25 challenging words with definitions, then reinforces them through synonyms, antonyms, analogies, and sentence-completion exercises. A full answer key is included in every worksheet.
SAT Vocabulary Lessons
Work through the lessons in order or jump to any lesson. Each lesson is self-contained with its own word list and exercises.
Lesson 1
25 words. Words like candor, myriad, and obliterate — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 2
25 words. Words like tenacious, metamorphosis, and umbrage — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 3
25 words. Words like notorious, inconceivable, and spurious — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 4
25 words. Words like diaphanous, indigent, and aboveboard — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 5
25 words. Words like enthrall, diffidence, and mollify — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 6
25 words. Words like abundant, furtive, and transcend — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 7
25 words. Words like equivocate, copious, and palatial — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 8
25 words. Words like conflagration, trepidation, and exacerbate — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 9
25 words. Words like admonish, gullible, and veracity — 25 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Lesson 10
24 words. Words like ameliorate, nefarious, and zenith — 24 challenging vocabulary words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Teaching Guide
How to Help Students Prepare for SAT Vocabulary
A 10–12 week SAT vocabulary preparation plan covering what the test rewards, the core word list, active study methods, and how to pace this 10-lesson series.