SAT - a standardized test widely used for college admissions in the United States.

 SAT powtórzenie

1. Momentum – siła, impet, dynamika
2. Imprint – odcisk, ślad
3. Invoke – odwoływać się do, przywoływać
4. Include – zawierać, włączać
5. Principle – zasada, reguła
6. Property – właściwość, cecha
7. Deceive – oszukiwać
8. Declare – ogłaszać, deklarować
9. Regain – odzyskać
10. Restrain – powstrzymywać, hamować
11. Sway – wpływać, kołysać
12. Swap – zamieniać
13. Tension – napięcie
14. Tweak – dostosować, poprawić
15. Suspect – podejrzewać
16. Surface – pojawiać się, wynurzać się
17. Gather – zbierać
18. Guide – prowadzić, kierować
19. Result from – wynikać z
20. Result in – skutkować czymś
21. Mingle – mieszać się, nawiązywać kontakty
22. Meddle – wtrącać się
23. Unprecedented – bezprecedensowy, niespotykany
24. Unequalled – niezrównany
25. To wit – mianowicie
26. Fragile – kruchy, delikatny
27. Feeble – słaby
28. Detain – zatrzymywać
29. Sustain – podtrzymywać, utrzymywać
30. Apprehend – pojmować, aresztować
31. Anticipate – przewidywać
32. Fabric – struktura, tkanina
33. Factor – czynnik

34.  Dodatkowe wyrażenia:

35. Millennium – tysiąclecie
36. Calculate – oceniać, wyciągać wnioski
37. Constitute – stanowić, tworzyć
38. Induce – powodować, wywoływać
39. Subsequent – kolejny, następny

40.  Wyrażenia idiomatyczne i inne:

41. Loosey-goosey – wyluzowany
42. Upright – rzetelny, wyprostowany
43. In and of itself – samo w sobie
44. Run counter to – być niezgodnym, sprzeczać się
45. Ill-advised – nierozsądny
46. Inconsiderate – nieroztropny
47. Resolve – stanowczość, rozwiązanie
48. Feign – udawać
49. Haggle – targować się
50. Squint – mrużyć oczy, patrzeć kątem oka
51. Spawn – ikra, powodować coś
52. Vast – ogromny
53. Readily – chętnie, z łatwością
54. Compartmentalize – dzielić na sekcje
55. Concede – przyznawać, ustępować
56. Liken – porównywać
57. Assert – twierdzić, dochodzić swoich praw
58. Recall – przypominać sobie
59. Lambast – ostro krytykować
60. Inclination – skłonność, tendencja
61. Prompt – skłaniać, powodować
62. Utilize – użytkować
63. Assign – przypisać, przydzielić
64. Exert – wywierać nacisk
65. Luck of the draw – kwestia przypadku
66. Rapacious – drapieżny
67. Disparity – różnica, nierówność
68. Unstinting – hojny
69. Pike – szczupak
70. Tributary – dopływ rzeki
71. Descendant – potomek
72.  Inkling – podejrzenia
73.    Confer- przyznać coś
74.   Administer- wymierzać np. sprawiedliwość 
75. figurative- metaforyczny 

1. Which word means “a force or driving energy” in a physical or figurative sense?

a) Restrain
b) Momentum
c) Feeble
d) Sustain

2. If something leaves a lasting mark on your memory, it makes an __________.
a) Assertion
b) Inclination
c) Imprint
d) Exertion

3. To call upon or appeal to something, such as a law or a higher power, is to __________.
a) Invoke
b) Mingle
c) Meddle
d) Concede

4. If a book contains a chapter about history, we say it __________ historical facts.
a) Invokes
b) Includes
c) Swaps
d) Exerts

5. A general rule or belief that guides behavior is called a __________.
a) Principle
b) Fabric
c) Tweak
d) Luck of the draw

6. The specific characteristics of a substance, such as its density or melting point, are its __________.
a) Millennium
b) Properties
c) Inclinations
d) Assertions

7. If someone tries to trick you into believing something false, they attempt to __________ you.
a) Declare
b) Deceive
c) Feign
d) Retain

8. To formally announce something publicly means to __________ it.
a) Declare
b) Apprehend
c) Squint
d) Constitute

9. If a country loses control over a region and later takes it back, it __________ the land.
a) Restrains
b) Sustains
c) Regains
d) Guides

10. To hold someone back from taking action means to __________ them.
a) Swap
b) Restrain
c) Assert
d) Haggle

11. When public opinion influences government decisions, it has the power to __________ them.
a) Mingle
b) Sway
c) Assign
d) Apprehend

12. A trade where two parties exchange goods or services is called a __________.
a) Swap
b) Tension
c) Principle
d) Inclination

13. The pressure or strain between two opposing forces is referred to as __________.
a) Tension
b) Resolve
c) Millennium
d) Spawn

14. To make a small improvement or adjustment to something is to __________ it.
a) Tweak
b) Declare
c) Assign
d) Exert

15. If you have doubts about someone's honesty, you might __________ them.
a) Mingle
b) Meddle
c) Suspect
d) Confer

16. When hidden problems or emotions start becoming noticeable, they begin to __________.
a) Surface
b) Recall
c) Constitute
d) Administer

17. When people collect together for an event, they __________ in one place.
a) Gather
b) Exert
c) Assert
d) Restrain

18. A mentor’s job is to __________ students through their academic journey.
a) Detain
b) Guide
c) Feign
d) Compartmentalize

19. If an event is a consequence of a previous action, it is said to __________ that action.
a) Result from
b) Result in
c) Exert
d) Retain

20. If an action leads to a particular outcome, it can be said to __________ that outcome.
a) Result in
b) Result from
c) Concede
d) Mingle

21. To socialize and engage with different people in a group is to __________.
a) Assert
b) Mingle
c) Retain
d) Confer

22. To interfere in matters that do not concern you is to __________.
a) Meddle
b) Prompt
c) Apprehend
d) Fabricate

23. Something that has never happened before can be described as __________.
a) Unequalled
b) Unprecedented
c) Readily
d) Feeble

24. An achievement or quality that has never been surpassed is called __________.
a) Unequalled
b) Prompted
c) Tweaked
d) Restrained

25. The phrase "to wit" means:
a) Consequently
b) Mianowicie (Namely)
c) Unexpectedly
d) Accidentally

26. A delicate or easily breakable object is described as __________.
a) Fabricated
b) Feeble
c) Fragile
d) Detained

27. Someone physically or mentally weak is called __________.
a) Feeble
b) Rapacious
c) Sturdy
d) Lambasted

28. If the police keep a person in custody, they __________ them.
a) Apprehend
b) Detain
c) Assign
d) Guide

29. To keep something in a stable or existing state means to __________ it.
a) Sustain
b) Restrict
c) Anticipate
d) Swap

30. If you try to predict what will happen in the future, you __________ events.
a) Apprehend
b) Anticipate
c) Assert
d) Tweak