SAT Vocabulary
SAT Vocabulary Fill-in-the-Blank Worksheets
Printable sentence-completion worksheets covering all 249 words from our SAT series. Each word appears in a context sentence with a word bank, building the fill-in-the-blank skill the SAT rewards. The printable PDF with answer key is a Full Member resource.
What’s Included
This printable packet contains twenty fill-in-the-blank sets — two for each of our ten SAT lessons — covering all 249 words in the series. Every set gives you a word bank and a list of sentences, each missing one vocabulary word. You choose the right word from the bank to complete each sentence, then check your work against the full answer key at the back.
Why Fill-in-the-Blank Practice Works for the SAT
The SAT rarely asks for a textbook definition. Instead, it tests whether you can tell which word fits a specific sentence — exactly the skill these worksheets build. Reading each word in context teaches the subtle differences between near-synonyms and helps the meanings stick far better than memorizing a list.
- Learn words in context. Seeing each word in a real sentence shows you how it is actually used, not just what it means.
- Use the word bank as training wheels. The bank narrows your choices so you can reason from context; cover it for a harder challenge once you are confident.
- Build sentence-completion instincts. Choosing the single best fit for each blank is the same reasoning the SAT reading section demands.
- Self-check and review. The answer key lets you grade instantly and turn every miss into a word to study again.
Printable Worksheets (PDF)
The printable PDF includes all twenty fill-in-the-blank sets and a complete answer key — ready to print for homework, a study session, or a classroom warm-up. It is a Full Member resource.
Pair these with our other SAT vocabulary resources: the complete word list, printable flashcards, matching worksheets, and the free practice test.
Quick Quiz
Check your recall with a quick 12-question quiz drawn from across the word list. Select the best answer and submit to see your score.
Complete SAT Vocabulary Quiz
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Which word means 'honesty or straightforwardness'?
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Which word means 'drowsy or inclined to sleep'?
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Which word means 'not believable' or 'impossible to imagine'?
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Which word means 'poor or lacking money'?
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Which word means 'to charm or hold the attention of'?
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Which word means 'to go beyond or surpass'?
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Which word means 'generous or plentiful'?
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Which word means 'a large destructive fire'?
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Which word means 'honesty or truthfulness'?
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Which word means 'the highest point'?
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Which word means 'to destroy or eliminate completely'?
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Which word means 'a state of balance'?
Study by Lesson
Want to learn the words before you practice? Each lesson teaches a set of 25 words with synonym, antonym, analogy, and sentence-completion exercises and a full answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 1 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 2 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 3 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 4 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 5 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 6 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 7 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 8 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 9 — 25 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
- SAT Vocabulary Lesson 10 — 24 words with definitions, exercises, and an answer key.
Teaching Guide
Planning SAT vocabulary instruction? See How to Prepare for SAT Vocabulary — a 10–12 week study plan covering what the test rewards, the core word list, active study methods, and how to pace this 10-lesson series.