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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. A cruel and oppressive ruler
tyrant
connoisseur
judicious
avant-garde
2. A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past - typically for a period or place with happy personal associations
economy
extravagant
nostalgia
peruse
3. A person who is concerned with the views or interests of ordinary people
exemplar
dilemma
populist
insatiable
4. To accept that something undesirable cannot be avoided
munificent
rousing
to be resigned
economic
5. To establish or originate (an institution or organization)
rigorous
foresight
derive
found
6. Extremely thorough - exhaustive - or accurate; strictly applied or adhered to
revelation
cohere
rigorous
subtlety
7. Not able to be removed or forgotten; ineradicable
indulge
impressionistic
empathy
indelible
8. To manage without; to get rid of
munificent
undaunted
proverbial
to dispense with
9. A person who has a special appreciation of art and beauty
demure
aesthete
mendacious
critical
10. Deceitfulness; untrustworthiness
chronicler
plague
fanciful
perfidy
11. A person inclined to question or doubt an accepted opinion
skeptic
subterfuge
circumvent
preoccupation
12. Existing in something as a permanent - essential - or characteristic attribute; intrinsic
inherent
estrange
paramount
worldly
13. To attempt to persuade people of the merits of (someone or something); to extol
vicarious
modest
tout
prescribe
14. To reject; to refuse to accept or be associated with
resurgent
antiquated
bountiful
repudiate
15. Involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing
rationalize
bombast
account
complicit
16. Having many varied parts or aspects; diverse
multifarious
presumptive
deceive
table
17. To spend less; to reduce one's expenses
compel
economize
scorn
slovenly
18. To go around or past the edge of
fallacy
preeminent
exemplify
skirt
19. To mark with a formal ceremony
munificent
agitate
solemnize
rudiment
20. The combining of things to form a whole or something new
prestigious
synthesis
foresight
deride
21. A thing causing constant trouble or irritation
plague
tenacious
diffident
objective
22. Dull - tedious - and repetitious; lacking in variety and interest
solemnize
articulate
monotonous
illuminate
23. Unwilling; reluctant
adverse
diverse
disinclined
brevity
24. Continuing without pause or interruption
incessant
inherent
commend
equivocate
25. Giving the impression that something bad or unpleasant is going to happen; threatening
tout
expedite
ominous
benevolent
26. Showing a great deal of variety; heterogeneous
prose
impervious
endeavor
diverse
27. Presumed in the absence of further information; assumed
lay
prescribe
exhaust
presumptive
28. To read thoroughly and carefully
oblivious
complicity
peruse
complimentary
29. Having or done with good judgment or sense; wise
forestall
judicious
inducement
consequential
30. Unable to be placated
economic
complimentary
implausible
implacable
31. To intervene between people in a dispute in order to bring about an agreement or reconciliation; to arbitrate
dilettante
pundit
fiscal
mediate
32. Showing or feeling no interest - enthusiasm - or concern
derision
indeterminate
apathetic
awed
33. To force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place
disdain
grating
impose
contention
34. The acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable
pugnacious
to dispense with
virtuosity
resignation
35. Having no comforts or luxuries; harsh or ascetic
anecdote
superb
austere
prescriptive
36. Importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement
defy
domineering
lugubrious
stature
37. Feeling opposition or hostility toward something
unsolicited
adversary
antagonistic
stark
38. A person or thing regarded as a representative symbol of something; an idol
icon
assertion
reclusive
recollection
39. To retrieve or save (something) from potential loss or adverse circumstances; to recoup
salvage
pervasive
chronicler
symbolism
40. Exciting; stirring
spontaneous
rousing
deride
palliate
41. Old-fashioned or outdated
tranquil
diversion
antiquated
conciliatory
42. To claim or assert that someone has done something illegal or wrong; to accuse
portray
vivid
disdain
allege
43. Having a meaning that is mysterious or obscure; confusing
vacuous
obsolete
respectively
cryptic
44. Innocent and unsuspecting; naïve
commendable
synthesis
presumptive
ingenuous
45. To make (a problem - bad situation - or negative feeling) worse
exacerbate
notorious
futile
reconstitute
46. Not justified or authorized; unnecessary
adverse
unwarranted
tenacious
strident
47. To prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; to disprove
confidential
rational
refute
cantankerous
48. To struggle against (a difficulty or danger)
contend
amalgam
foreshadow
precedent
49. To make (something) seem less important - significant - or complex than it really is; to minimize
pursue
edify
demeanor
trivialize
50. Treating complex issues and problems as if they were much simpler than they really are; superficial
stratagem
simplistic
insight
reproach