Free Printable SAT/SAX Midterm

1.

sarcasm, criticism

a)

barbaric

b)

contrive

c)

exasperation

d)

cynicism

2.

little, unimportant

a)

debilitate

b)

seamy

c)

trivial

d)

ascertain

3.

least attractive, worst

a)

seamy

b)

lucid

c)

accost

d)

parley

4.

clear, easily understood

a)

precarious

b)

confer

c)

coherent

d)

chastise

5.

unavoidable, certain

a)

sultry

b)

memento

c)

inevitable

d)

subversive

6.

artful, skillful with hands

a)

postulate

b)

permeate

c)

cynicism

d)

dexterous

7.

destructive; tending to overthrow

a)

confer

b)

subversive

c)

submissive

d)

emaciated

8.

to make clear, or to defend

a)

insatiable

b)

impromptu

c)

accolade

d)

vindicate

9.

to guess, to suppose, to assume

a)

advocate

b)

presume

c)

postulate

d)

ghetto

10.

uncivilized, coarse, crass

a)

barbaric

b)

inflexible

c)

precarious

d)

lethargic

11.

design, invent, create (in a dishonest way)

a)

chastise

b)

accost

c)

contrive

d)

affluent

12.

annoy, irritate

a)

advocate

b)

infamous

c)

exasperate

d)

liaison

13.

put off, delay

a)

procrastinate

b)

placid

c)

permeate

d)

derogatory

14.

dangerous, not safe

a)

advocate

b)

insatiable

c)

precarious

d)

impromptu

15.

weaken, make helpless

a)

derogatory

b)

debilitate

c)

ghetto

d)

calamity

16.

sluggish, slow

a)

chastise

b)

advocate

c)

ascertain

d)

lethargic

17.

clean, spotless

a)

immaculate

b)

insatiable

c)

avocation

d)

nomad

18.

stubborn, stiff; unwilling to change

a)

lucid

b)

contrive

c)

inflexible

d)

facsimile

19.

talk over, discuss

a)

parley

b)

initiate

c)

sultry

d)

confer

20.

scold, reprimand

a)

amnesty

b)

chastise

c)

derogatory

d)

infamous

21.

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

a)

ascertain

b)

accolade

c)

impromptu

d)

coherent

22.

aggressively greet

a)

accost

b)

advocate

c)

ascertain

d)

accolade

23.

award, distinction, praise

a)

accolade

b)

affluent

c)

adversary

d)

amnesty

24.

hot and humid; passionate

a)

sultry

b)

precarious

c)

vindicate

d)

secluded

25.

one who speaks up for oneself or for another

a)

adviser

b)

diplomata

c)

advocate

d)

novice

26.

known for something bad; notorious

a)

infamous

b)

liaison

c)

barbaric

d)

lethargic

27.

a souvenir or remembrance

a)

trinket

b)

seamy

c)

trivial

d)

memento

28.

depressed, sad

a)

melancholy

b)

insomnia

c)

adversary

d)

facsimile

29.

not able to be satisfied; unfulfilled

a)

sultry

b)

insatiable

c)

inflexible

d)

inevitable

30.

saving, not wasteful

a)

parley

b)

frugal

c)

emaciated

d)

postulate

31.

opponent, foe

a)

avocation

b)

adversary

c)

permissive

d)

parley

32.

rich, wealthy

a)

frugal

b)

affluent

c)

exasperate

d)

accost

33.

sleeplessness; inability to sleep

a)

insomnia

b)

chastise

c)

insatiable

d)

illiterate

34.

beginner, amateur

a)

barbaric

b)

contrive

c)

novice

d)

confer

35.

to talk over, to have a conversation

a)

postulate

b)

permeate

c)

permissive

d)

parley

36.

hobby, minor avocation

a)

abundant

b)

avocation

c)

atrocity

d)

amnesty

37.

sudden, spontaneous, without warning

a)

immaculate

b)

infamous

c)

insatiable

d)

impromptu

38.

calm, still

a)

plasid

b)

placed

c)

placied

d)

placid

39.

clear, coherent

a)

lucrative

b)

sultry

c)

lucid

d)

vindicate

40.

opponent, foe

a)

adversary

b)

accolade

c)

precarious

d)

cynicism

41.

neighborhood with specific ethnic background

a)

shanty

b)

ghetto

c)

lucid

d)

placid

42.

forgiveness

a)

amnesty

b)

affluent

c)

accolade

d)

affable

43.

replica, exact copy

a)

memento

b)

facsimile

c)

inflexible

d)

lethargic

44.

wanderer; one with no permanent home

a)

barbaric

b)

liaison

c)

nomad

d)

adversary

45.

showing a critical attitude; disrespectful

a)

derogatory

b)

parley

c)

affluent

d)

trivial

46.

very skinny, gaunt

a)

emaciated

b)

permeate

c)

seamy

d)

dexterous

47.

a disaster or major misfortune

a)

liaison

b)

sultry

c)

calamity

d)

melancholy

48.

allowing, permitting, lenient

a)

permeate

b)

permissive

c)

postulate

d)

precarious

49.

to penetrate/enter and fill

a)

postulate

b)

permissive

c)

procrastinate

d)

permeate

50.

to suppose, presume, assume

a)

permissive

b)

permeate

c)

dexterous

d)

postulate

SAT/SAX Midterm

Total questions: 50

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