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SAT Reasoning Vocab
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sat
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logic-and-reasoning
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Weariness of body or mind - lack of energy
deft
lassitude
folly
churlish
2. Intended to teach or instruct
ossified
didactic
bureaucratization
antiquated
3. Open to more than one interpretation
authoritative
mercurial
ambiguous
erroneous
4. A forecast of the probable course and outcome of a disease or situation
implacable
prognosis
spurious
cantankerous
5. Literal interpretation and strict adherence to basic principles of a religion (or a religious branch - denomination - or sect).
churlish
antiquated
bland
fundamentalism
6. Very careful; diligent; requiring great care; meticulous
painstaking
incorrigible
tenable
dismayed
7. Openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness
unequivocal
dissent
candid
wistful
8. Undamaged; uninjured
folly
unmarred
whimsical
infighting
9. The art of presenting ideas in a clear - effective - and persuasive manner
ephemeral
convoluted
stymied
rhetoric
10. Trickery; deception
esoteric
unmarred
autonomous
chicanery
11. Impulsive and unpredictable
intuitive
reverence
capricious
militant
12. Challenged; called into question
arduous
chicanery
raiment
impugned
13. Superiority to all others
jingoism
sustenance
preeminence
decorous
14. Difficult to accomplish
decimation
rhetoric
sustenance
arduous
15. Reluctant to draw attention to yourself
mundane
intransigence
capricious
reticent
16. A puzzle - mystery - or riddle
enigma
antiquated
lassitude
ineffable
17. (adj.) pompous or overblown in language; full of high-sounding words intended to conceal a lack of ideas
laconic
candid
clandestine
bombastic
18. Extensive destruction
intransigence
authoritative
deft
decimation
19. Strict - severe; rigorously or urgently binding or compelling; sharp or bitter to the taste
stringent
enigma
pretentious
remonstrance
20. Simultaneously feeling opposing feelings; uncertain
remiss
ambivalent
pristine
eclectic
21. Not able to be corrected; beyond control
pretentious
rhetoric
impetuous
incorrigible
22. (adj.) neglectful in performance of one's duty - careless
retrenchment
deft
prognosis
remiss
23. Instinctive - untaught
hallowed
apologetic
erudition
intuitive
24. Causing disturbance or excitement
provocative
impetuous
pretentious
painstaking
25. yearning; sadly longing
erroneous
wistful
didactic
pretentious
26. Tending to spread; spread over
dispersive
capricious
effusive
ostentatious
27. Greatly respected; holy; sacred
preeminence
ephemeral
hallowed
callous
28. Foolish or senseless behavior (noun)
intransigence
languid
folly
dispassionate
29. Eating away gradually - acidlike; bitterly sarcastic
corrosive
painstaking
apologetic
stymied
30. Erroneous - unintelligent - wrong
impetuous
wrongheaded
ambiguous
unsubstantiated
31. Clothing - garments
reverence
obscure
raiment
capricious
32. Retiring - humble - modest
languid
self-effacing
stymied
painstaking
33. Prevent progress
self-effacing
stymied
flotsam
dispersive
34. Instinctive
visceral
corrosive
disposition
intuitive
35. Pertaining to the countryside; rural; rustic
ambiguous
bucolic
bombastic
lassitude
36. Slow - sluggish - listless - weak
effusive
dismayed
languid
wistful
37. Showing excessive emotion; overflowing
laconic
jingoism
effusive
reticent
38. Forcibly expressive
fundamentalism
wrongheaded
bland
emphatic
39. Concise - using few words
laconic
stringent
prognosis
preeminence
40. Respectable due to age
divisive
remiss
sanguine
venerable
41. Incapable of being expressed
ineffable
plausible
divisive
incorrigible
42. Very talkative
erudition
unequivocal
loquacious
intransigence
43. To soften in feeling or temper
ineffable
mollified
bland
pristine
44. Having authority or ascendancy or influence
pretentious
authoritative
ambiguous
bureaucratization
45. Calm; sluggish; unemotional
succinct
didactic
phlegmatic
prognosis
46. Troubled; distressed
flotsam
dismayed
wistful
incorrigible
47. Deep - extensive learning
raiment
dispersive
erudition
dogmatic
48. Confidently optimistic and cheerful
divisive
mercurial
sanguine
dispassionate
49. (n.) a survey made for military purposes; any kind of preliminary inspection or examination
mollified
effusive
reconnaissance
corrosive
50. Wordy - very talkative
dissent
candid
loquacious
verbose