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LSAT Logical Reasoning Definitions

Subjects : logic-and-reasoning, LSAT

Instructions:

Answer 20 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Warrant
justify
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
something that is set forth to refute a general...
harmful

2. Atypical
presume
more than two but less than many
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
not indicative of the whole

3. Imcompatible
having more than one possible meaning
unable to coexist
something that is set forth to refute a general...
not indicative of the whole

4. If
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...
a fundamental belief
inconsequential
justify

5. Peripheral
a fundamental belief
having more than one possible meaning
inconsequential
a structural indicator that signifies continuity

6. Several
unable to coexist
usually
more than two but less than many
the order in which events occur

7. Basis
unable to coexist
justify
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
a fundamental belief

8. Moreover
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
not all
a fundamental belief
justify

9. Deleterious
harmful
having more than one possible meaning
exemplify
sign

10. Indication
a fundamental belief
incontrovertible
sign
consequently

11. Illustrate
usually
incontrovertible
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...
exemplify

12. Vague
sign
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
justify
having more than one possible meaning

13. Assume
presume
consequently
inconsequential
sign

14. Tenet
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
incontrovertible
justify
a fundamental belief

15. Routinely
a fundamental belief
usually
a word that introduces a sufficient condition...
a structural indicator that signifies continuity

16. Some...not
incontrovertible
the order in which events occur
not indicative of the whole
not all

17. Irrefutable
incontrovertible
usually
exemplify
a fundamental belief

18. Chronology
sign
inconsequential
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
the order in which events occur

19. Thus
a fundamental belief
consequently
more than two but less than many
usually

20. Counterexample
a fundamental belief
a structural indicator that signifies continuity
not indicative of the whole
something that is set forth to refute a general...