meaning of "wary disbelief" and "wry humor"

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<p>on the sat practice exams, i frequently encounter “wary disbelief” and “dry humor” for the tone questions. can someone please explain what these two means and when to choose them? thanks!</p>

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<p>bump please!</p>

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<p>Why don’t you use the dictionary? They aren’t special terms that only apply to the SAT</p>

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<p>Wry is an important word to know. It has been on a number of SATs and PSATs. If you look it up, you will remember it better.</p>

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<p>well phrases can sometimes mean different things than words combined alone so why don’t you offer constructive advice instead?</p>