Free Printable SAT/SAX Mid Term

1.

to accuse and prosecute (a government official of a wrong-doing)

a)

amnesty

b)

savvy

c)

introvert

d)

impeach

2.

to know; to have knowledge of

a)

postulate

b)

facsimile

c)

savvy

d)

fluctuate

3.

one who enjoys privacy very much

a)

introvert

b)

glutton

c)

frugal

d)

chastise

4.

to waiver and change randomly

a)

placid

b)

insatiable

c)

fluctuate

d)

contrive

5.

one who is insatiable;

a)

vindicate

b)

glutton

c)

debilitate

d)

ghetto

6.

crazy, frantic; temporarily out of one's senses;

a)

dexterous

b)

derogatory

c)

delirious

d)

deplorable

7.

disgraceful, shameful

a)

deplorable

b)

derogatory

c)

liaison

d)

debilitate

8.

outstanding, ideal

a)

exasperate

b)

sultry

c)

emaciated

d)

exemplary

9.

a male servant

a)

nomad

b)

lackey

c)

liaison

d)

velocity

10.

speed in a certain direction

a)

velocity

b)

calamity

c)

affluent

d)

confer

11.

neighborhood with specific ethnic background

a)

presume

b)

ghetto

c)

nomad

d)

trivial

12.

forgiveness

a)

lucid

b)

frugal

c)

amnesty

d)

melancholy

13.

replica, exact copy

a)

memento

b)

cynicism

c)

impromptu

d)

facsimile

14.

wanderer; one with no permanent home

a)

nomad

b)

novice

c)

liaison

d)

barbaric

15.

showing a critical attitude; disrespectful

a)

debilitate

b)

infamous

c)

advocate

d)

derogatory

16.

very skinny, gaunt

a)

emaciated

b)

adversary

c)

accost

d)

precarious

17.

a disaster or major misfortune

a)

liaison

b)

exasperate

c)

exemplary

d)

calamity

18.

allowing, permitting, lenient

a)

permissive

b)

postulate

c)

permeate

d)

precarious

19.

to penetrate/enter and fill

a)

postulate

b)

procrastinate

c)

permeate

d)

permissive

20.

to suppose, presume, assume

a)

permeate

b)

postulate

c)

permissive

d)

placid

21.

opponent, foe

a)

adversary

b)

affluent

c)

avocation

d)

ascertain

22.

clear, coherent

a)

inflexible

b)

parley

c)

placid

d)

lucid

23.

calm, still

a)

placid

b)

lucid

c)

infamous

d)

lethargic

24.

sudden, spontaneous, without warning

a)

impromptu

b)

novice

c)

facsimile

d)

memento

25.

hobby

a)

affluent

b)

avocation

c)

advocate

d)

accolade

26.

to talk over, to have a conversation

a)

frugal

b)

precarious

c)

parley

d)

postulate

27.

beginner, amateur

a)

liaison

b)

contrive

c)

novice

d)

confer

28.

sleeplessness; inability to sleep

a)

lackey

b)

impromptu

c)

insomnia

d)

insatiable

29.

rich, wealthy

a)

frugal

b)

infamous

c)

immaculate

d)

affluent

30.

a person who communicates between groups

a)

liaison

b)

contrive

c)

cynicism

d)

vindicate

31.

saving, not wasteful

a)

frugal

b)

accolade

c)

affluent

d)

facsimile

32.

not able to be satisfied; unfulfilled

a)

insatiable

b)

infamous

c)

inflexible

d)

insatieble

33.

depressed, sad

a)

immaculate

b)

melancholy

c)

memento

d)

chastise

34.

a souvenir or remembrance

a)

memento

b)

lackey

c)

facsimile

d)

postulate

35.

to speak up for oneself; to support

a)

ascertain

b)

accost

c)

advocate

d)

accolade

36.

(1)hot and humid; (2)passionate

a)

cynicism

b)

confer

c)

savvy

d)

sultry

37.

award, distinction, praise

a)

accolade

b)

accost

c)

ascertain

d)

advocate

38.

aggressively greet

a)

ascertain

b)

accolade

c)

advocate

d)

accost

39.

to make certain, to discover by trial or research, to find out

a)

ascertain

b)

accolade

c)

accost

d)

advocate

40.

known for something bad; notorious

a)

insatiable

b)

barbaric

c)

inevitable

d)

infamous

41.

scold, reprimand

a)

contrive

b)

chastise

c)

confer

d)

coherent

42.

talk over, discuss

a)

parley

b)

confer

c)

precarious

d)

contrive

43.

stubborn, stiff; unwilling to change

a)

immaculate

b)

infamous

c)

enflixible

d)

inflexible

44.

clean, spotless

a)

infamous

b)

immaculate

c)

inflexible

d)

delirious

45.

sluggish, slow

a)

insatiable

b)

liaison

c)

lackadaisical

d)

lethargic

46.

weaken, make helpless

a)

debilitate

b)

emaciated

c)

dexterous

d)

derogatory

47.

dangerous, not safe

a)

procrastinate

b)

precarious

c)

postulate

d)

parley

48.

put off, delay

a)

procrastinate

b)

precarious

c)

permeate

d)

permissive

49.

annoy, irritate

a)

exasperate

b)

exemplary

c)

emaciated

d)

accolade

50.

design, invent, create (in a dishonest way)

a)

calamity

b)

contrive

c)

chastise

d)

confer

51.

sarcasm, criticism

a)

cynicism

b)

contrive

c)

avocation

d)

confer

52.

little, unimportant

a)

trivial

b)

inflexible

c)

insatiable

d)

exemplary

53.

least attractive, worst

a)

savvy

b)

seamy

c)

impeach

d)

satire

54.

clear, easily understood

a)

contrive

b)

condone

c)

clinical

d)

coherent

55.

unavoidable, certain

a)

immaculate

b)

inflexible

c)

inevitable

d)

insatiable

56.

artful, skillful with hands

a)

dexterous

b)

debilitate

c)

deplorable

d)

demonstrative

57.

destructive; tending to overthrow

a)

glutton

b)

ghetto

c)

subversive

d)

cynicism

58.

to make clear, or to defend

a)

vindictive

b)

liaison

c)

vindicate

d)

vacillate

59.

to guess, to suppose, to assume

a)

precarious

b)

procrastinate

c)

permissive

d)

presume

60.

uncivilized, coarse, crass

a)

barbaric

b)

novice

c)

nomad

d)

barbarian

61.

(Part of Speech) inevitable

a)

adverb

b)

adjective

c)

verb

d)

noun

62.

(Part of Speech) cynicism

a)

verb

b)

noun

c)

pronoun

d)

adverb

63.

(Part of Speech) parley

a)

adverb

b)

adjective

c)

verb

d)

demonstrative noun

64.

(Part of Speech) glutton

a)

adverb, verb, noun

b)

noun, pronoun, adjective

c)

helping verb, article, preposition

d)

noun, adverb, adjective

65.

(Part of Speech) impeach

a)

adjective

b)

adverb

c)

noun

d)

verb

SAT/SAX Mid Term

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