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Subjects : sat, english, vocabulary
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. An office-holder






2. Of - consisting of - or supported by members of two parties - especially two major political parties: a bipartisan resolution.






3. To summon or bring about ('conjure up spirits')






4. A valuable item or collection of valuable items discovered






5. To detail item by item - to list






6. Authoritarian rule






7. Perception; the process of knowing






8. Level to the ground






9. Not to be violated - indestructible






10. Bending to the will of another






11. Steal






12. Someone who hates people






13. To render foolish






14. Constantly complaining - irritable; grumbling






15. Style of speaking






16. Brilliance






17. Narrow in interests






18. Pertaining to trees






19. To select






20. Strongly asserting an opinion






21. To polish






22. Great happiness; bliss.






23. Monotonous; dull






24. A room on the top floor of a house - typically under a pitched roof; an attic






25. The state or quality of being ferocious; fierceness.






26. To avoid work by making up excuses






27. Impulsive action - unplanned events






28. Paradise






29. Depending on a condition - e.g. - in a contract






30. Spotless






31. Elasticity; property of a material that enables it to resume






32. A scolding - especially a lengthy one delivered in public






33. Cautious; quietly






34. Something put on fabric to fix it






35. The human face






36. Authoritative command






37. To cause to become subservient; to expose to






38. Lavishly overabundant






39. To misinterpret






40. A scholarly article or essay on a certain topic






41. Favoritism toward relatives in professional matters






42. Injustice; immoral action






43. Angelic






44. To greet; to address






45. Trust - sociability amongst friends






46. To reason






47. To put too much water on; to flood (n. inundation)






48. Misfortune - an unfavorable turn of events






49. Secondary; subordinate






50. Unselfish