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TOEFL Vocab: Society
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. To strengthen
fortify
strategic
ratio
allegiance
2. Strongest or most common
cremation
prevailing
hierarchy
annex
3. A system of levels that places people high or low according to their importance
assimilate
hierarchy
conquest
invasive
4. Clearly
longitude
distinctly
artillery
collapse
5. A result - often one much later in time than the cause
hierarchy
artillery
consequence
prevailing
6. Truly doing a job - even if not officially
prejudiced
conquest
de facto
paradigm
7. An area or object at the center
core
hierarchy
burden
allegiance
8. Something left from a long-ago culture - time period - or person
relic
domesticate
distinctly
severely
9. Causing to judge prematurely and unfairly
conquest
chronologically
suspend
prejudiced
10. A ceremony meant to achieve a certain purpose
rigor
prevailing
chronologically
rite
11. An action that breaks a law or agreement; mistreatment of something that deserves respect
violation
fossilize
cease
rigor
12. The highest point
apex
burden
curriculum
assimilate
13. Leaning unfairly in one direction
allegiance
collapse
deny
biased
14. To cause to stop for a period; to hang as to allow free movement
battle
paradigm
allegiance
suspend
15. Strictness; difficult situations that come from following rules strictly
vestige
rigor
severely
erudite
16. Loyalty
relic
reconciliation
allegiance
prejudiced
17. The relationship of one number or amount to another
devise
domesticate
ratio
Orwellian
18. Worldly rather than spiritual; not related to religion
distinctly
secular
erudite
biased
19. Without being stated; unquestioningly
severely
collapse
implicitly
artillery
20. Say that something is not true
curriculum
deny
fossilize
de facto
21. In order according to time
chronologically
allegiance
biased
cease
22. A long story about important events long ago
core
allegiance
roster
saga
23. To change for the better
coincide
counter
amend
ritually
24. As part of a traditional ceremony or habit
vestige
de facto
longitude
ritually
25. The act of burning the dead
deny
implicitly
cremation
invasive
26. Traditional myths of a people transmitted orally
assimilate
folklore
burden
distinctly
27. A visible trace that something once existed
counter
biased
collapse
vestige
28. Related to long-term plans for achieving a goal
longitude
hierarchy
strategic
resist
29. To become preserved in clay or stone or ash after death - so that a natural record is left of the original organism; to become rigid and stuck in old ways
annex
discriminate
milieu
fossilize
30. Large guns that shoot powerful shells; army units that handle such guns
artillery
distinctly
milieu
ratio
31. Stop
prevailing
cease
Orwellian
prejudiced
32. To put into a many-leveled order - depending on importance or achievement
assimilate
resist
conquest
rank
33. To make something suitable for being in a home
rank
prevailing
paradigm
domesticate
34. A takeover by force or continued effort
assimilate
violation
conquest
invasive
35. Frightening and overcontrolled by a government that interferes in nearly every aspect of personal life
collapse
core
Orwellian
apex
36. To fall down - usually because of weakness
rite
collapse
invasive
coincide
37. To choose carefully among options
milieu
reconciliation
in the trenches
discriminate
38. Highly educated
erudite
Orwellian
diminish
severely
39. A system of imaginary lines running from north to south along the Earth's surface - where each line is numbered from 0 to 180o west or east
assimilate
annex
invasive
longitude
40. Coming back together peacefully after having been enemies
burden
reconciliation
diminish
longitude
41. To make something (usually land) part of another unit
ratio
distinctly
diminish
annex
42. General environment or surroundings
allegiance
milieu
assimilate
rigor
43. A belief; a fanciful impulse
reconciliation
hierarchy
Orwellian
notion
44. Aggressively entering into someone else's territory
invasive
prevailing
relic
allegiance
45. Happen or exist at the same time
coincide
Orwellian
ratio
apex
46. To put members of a group into motion
mobilize
de facto
suspend
strategic
47. To fight against
battle
implicitly
milieu
burden
48. In the middle of the hardest fighting or work
mobilize
folklore
in the trenches
artillery
49. To consume and incorporate; to become similar
in the trenches
assimilate
amend
curriculum
50. To keep down by force; to weigh heavily on
curriculum
suspend
oppress
battle