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SAT Reasoning Vocab
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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. Calm; sluggish; unemotional
phlegmatic
lugubrious
misnomer
folly
2. Instinctive - untaught
impugned
verbose
sanguine
intuitive
3. Lacking either stimulating or irritating characteristics
venerable
bland
cryptic
spurious
4. Intended to teach or instruct
esoteric
edifying
reconnaissance
didactic
5. Slow - sluggish - listless - weak
languid
obscure
didactic
remonstrance
6. Intended to attract notice and impress others
fostered
stringent
ostentatious
erudition
7. Various; miscellaneous - various; miscellaneous
sundry
jingoism
enigma
mercurial
8. Very talkative
loquacious
mollified
fundamentalism
venerable
9. Encouraged
militant
emphatic
whimsical
fostered
10. Pertaining to the countryside; rural; rustic
bureaucratization
bucolic
ephemeral
lugubrious
11. (adj) given to fighting; active and aggressive in support of a cause; (n) an activist
militant
pretentious
reticent
dismayed
12. (adj.) appearing true - reasonable - or fair
stymied
verbose
loquacious
plausible
13. Having authority or ascendancy or influence
ambivalent
reconnaissance
cantankerous
authoritative
14. Undamaged; uninjured
misnomer
raiment
unmarred
tenable
15. Fresh and clean; uncorrupted
pristine
erudition
verbose
didactic
16. Foolish or senseless behavior (noun)
chicanery
verbose
folly
ambivalent
17. Floating debris (from a ship)
enigma
obscure
flotsam
bucolic
18. Tending to spread; spread over
unsubstantiated
venerable
bland
dispersive
19. Disagreement
impetuous
self-effacing
dissent
ephemeral
20. Reluctant to draw attention to yourself
reticent
omnipotent
tenuous
spurious
21. Made up of a variety of sources or styles
tenable
venerable
eclectic
sanguine
22. The trait of being generous in behavior and temperament
liberality
arduous
clandestine
churlish
23. Existing as an independent entity
convoluted
hallowed
autonomous
dismayed
24. (adj.) pompous or overblown in language; full of high-sounding words intended to conceal a lack of ideas
disposition
obtrusive
dispassionate
bombastic
25. Quick - shrewd - and unpredictable
deft
mundane
mercurial
incorrigible
26. (adj.) subject to odd ideas - notions - or fancies; playful; unpredictable
lugubrious
jingoism
whimsical
loquacious
27. Not able to be corrected; beyond control
decimation
erudition
tenable
incorrigible
28. Creating conflict
cryptic
divisive
succinct
invidious
29. Intricate; complex
mollified
convoluted
plausible
rhetoric
30. Characterized by arrogant assertion of unproved or unprovable principles
dogmatic
irascible
erroneous
churlish
31. Very careful; diligent; requiring great care; meticulous
painstaking
remonstrance
spurious
lugubrious
32. All-powerful
fabricated
omnipotent
deft
wistful
33. Sorry; showing regret
edifying
apologetic
authoritative
decorous
34. Mournful - dismal - or gloomy - especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree
lugubrious
obscure
emphatic
convoluted
35. Extreme - chauvinistic patriotism - often favoring an aggressive - warlike foreign policy
jingoism
self-effacing
invidious
fabricated
36. Emotionally hardened - unfeeling
lugubrious
ephemeral
incorrigible
callous
37. Perfectly clear; leaving no room for doubt or misunderstanding
succinct
antiquated
unequivocal
cantankerous
38. Obsolete - out of fashion - no longer usable
whimsical
pristine
antiquated
flotsam
39. Greatly respected; holy; sacred
plausible
venerable
mundane
hallowed
40. Not supported or proven by evidence
unsubstantiated
retrenchment
dissent
eclectic
41. Lasting a very short time
tenuous
lassitude
folly
ephemeral
42. An unsuitable or misleading name
misnomer
cryptic
remiss
succinct
43. Instinctive
obtrusive
ephemeral
visceral
loquacious
44. Pushing - demanding attention - showy
antiquated
obtrusive
intransigence
verbose
45. Profound respect
ossified
sustenance
reverence
reticent
46. Not clearly understood or expressed
sanguine
obscure
arduous
spurious
47. Secret - concealed; underhanded
clandestine
ossified
infighting
folly
48. Intended to deceive
spurious
jingoism
unsubstantiated
fundamentalism
49. Literal interpretation and strict adherence to basic principles of a religion (or a religious branch - denomination - or sect).
reticent
deft
fundamentalism
raiment
50. Challenged; called into question
impugned
clandestine
venerable
arduous