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SAT Critical Reading Vocab
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Subjects
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. To take control of a country - region - etc - especially by force
glum
annex
replicate
liberator
2. The act of conceding
cede
spawn
pretentious
concession
3. To punish or make sb suffer
misconstrue
pantomime
bout
metes out
4. To stop sb do sth from his atempt
totter
editorial
morale
thwart
5. Practices self denial as spiritual discipline
vexed
ascetic
incensed
deplete
6. A fake name of a criminal or actor
clash with
conceal
alias
editorial
7. Careful in what you say or do to keep sth secret
deficit
lofty
spurn
discreet
8. To trick sb into doing sth - especially by being nice to them
bustling
beguile
magnify
humanitarian
9. A funny play for the theater based on ridiculous and unlikely situation and events
probity
feral
farce
benign
10. Showing much or too much emotion
ungainly
alias
dexterous
effusive
11. Imply; to tell or say sth indirectly that it is true
elicited
benefactor
applicable
insinuate
12. A reply - especially a quick critical or amusing
relinquish
procure
enact
rejoinder
13. The outer edge of a particular area
elicited
aggravate
amorous
periphery
14. The quality of being completely honest
preeminent
probity
multifarious
bestow
15. (spots) done very fast with great energy
unrest
rescind
fallacy
blistering
16. (adj.) a problem that is difficult to deal wit
frugal
upbraid
vexed
barrage
17. give up
subtle
addendum
wax
relinquish
18. Supply of bullets
liberator
promiscuous
criteria
ammunition
19. Sth valuable that has passed down within a family
excommunicate
probity
heirloom
rhetoric
20. A collection of different things or different type of the same thing
mournful
applicable
assortment
elicited
21. Careful when dealing with sb/sth because you think that there may be a danger or problem
formality
patron
pretentious
warily
22. Having a good effect on sb/sth - though often seeming unpleasant
prompt
pantomime
monotonously
salutary
23. To make sth into catalogue
dearth
serenade
catalogue
magnify
24. To try hard not to show your feelings
upbraid
chock back
elicited
harbinger
25. Unable to escape; kept as a prisoner or in a confined space
illuminate
curt
captive
extolling
26. That can be said to be true in the case of sb/sth
humanitarian
applicable
accomplice
misconstrue
27. To talk sb into gently
coax
salutary
monetary
alias
28. (formal) a costumer
discreet
ungainly
patron
egregious
29. The quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech
rail at
divulge
candor
salutary
30. Regulated
inept
unpalatable
entitle
prescribed
31. Not showing much emotion or interest; remaining always the same and not reacting or changing
stolid
premonition
denounce
refute
32. Tending to follow what is done or considered acceptable by society in general
hasty
conventional
prudence
bestow
33. Something that encourages you to do sth
bustling
incentive
periphery
repulsed
34. Very sad
clash with
embark
eradication
mournful
35. Concerned with making people live better
clump
mundane
humanitarian
frugal
36. Kind and gentle
meager
progenitor
barrage
benign
37. To reduce sth by a large amount so that there's not enough left
exterminate
deplete
mournful
flimsy
38. Clever at understanding and making judgments about
altruistic
liberator
cynically
enthrall with
39. To give subsidy
subsidize
premonition
farce
curt
40. Very angry
incensed
meager
wistfully
serenade
41. Beg; seriously asking for
entreat
insinuate
founder
placate
42. To give sb the right to do sth
chivalry
confront
entitle
stipend
43. Short fight between groups (clash=conflict)
enact
clash with
mirth
entitle
44. Skill with your hands; skilfully done
dexterous
patron
hybrid
fidelity
45. Money paid regularly to sb as wages
stipend
indefatigable
mercenary
dexterous
46. Small and poor in quality
meager
surpass
alias
lambaste
47. To move away sth
premonition
placid
prevalent
displace
48. (formal - disapproving) using or containing more words than are neede
obsequious
editorial
verbose
applicable
49. Not interesting or exciting
mundane
criteria
harbinger
wistfully
50. To make sth smaller or weak
obsequious
coax
diminish
reticent