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LSAT Vocab - 2
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LSAT
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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. Thing
reject out of hand
warranted
phenomenon
only
2. To make something better
arbitrary
probable
ameliorate
if
3. A relationship between two variables in which a variation in one is accompanied by a variation in the other
overlook
correlation
probable
qualified support
4. Endorse
warranted
if
some
advocate
5. Facet
conclude
affect
reason
aspect
6. The temporal version of unless
concede
aspect
sole
until
7. Sufficient
adequate
counterexample
yet
a few
8. Facet
facet
a few
aspect
confuse...with...
9. Inviting a false belief
confuse
overstate
misleading
warranted
10. Deduction
appeal to...
conclusion
non-negligible
exhaustive
11. To mistakenly equate
ambiguous
warranted
confuse
reject out of hand
12. Revealing
misleading
furthermore
synthesis
telling
13. Result
consequence
counterexample
improbable
vague
14. A rare exception
qualify
deceptive
non-negligible
anomaly
15. The combining of different elements into a new whole
synthesis
warranted
insufficient
influence
16. The logical opposite of some
none
deceptive
facet
until
17. Effect
none
postulate
consequence
aspect
18. Justified
unambiguous
reject out of hand
telling
warranted
19. Disallow
exclude
warranted
misconstrue
deduce
20. Exaggerate
probable
overstate
groundless
unambiguous
21. Focusing on the whole itself and not just on its parts
prescribe
resulting from...
holistic
furthermore
22. Explicit
only
unambiguous
temporal
confuse...with...
23. To challenge
warranted
appeal to...
undermine
advocate
24. A word that introduces a sufficient condition (except when preceded by only)
nevertheless
holistic
if
confuse...with...
25. Widespread agreement among all members of a group
consensus
anomaly
if
ameliorate
26. Too general
sweeping
only when
qualified support
postulate
27. Exclusive
preclude
advocate
telling
sole
28. Something that is set forth to refute a general principle
counterexample
misleading
non-negligible
a few
29. Nevertheless
qualified support
yet
concede
adequate
30. Unlikely
improbable
temporal
conclude
consequence
31. A phrase that introduces a necessary condition
advocate
undermine
sweeping
only when
32. To question the integrity of something
ambiguous
impugn
irrefutable
exhaustive
33. Conclude
unqualified endorsement
deduce
supersede
exacerbate
34. Thus
consequently
only
resulting from...
sweeping
35. To fail to distinguish between...and...
misconstrue
probable
confuse...with...
irrefutable
36. Lacking support
deceptive
groundless
facet
postulate
37. Complete in every detail
exacerbate
sole
exhaustive
preclude
38. To make something understood without expressing it directly
imply
aspect
improbable
qualified support
39. Believable
qualified support
vague
consequence
plausible
40. Rebuttal
if
rejoinder
exclude
facet
41. Substantial
non-negligible
confuse...with...
misconstrue
supersede
42. Several
a few
exclude
yet
imply
43. Unlikely
impugn
overstate
deduce
improbable
44. Basis
reason
prescribe
resulting from...
concede
45. Disallow
preclude
consequently
qualified support
factor
46. A fundamental belief
undermine
proposal
tenet
temporal
47. Considerable
non-negligible
phenomenon
telling
sweeping
48. Yet
some
until
a few
nevertheless
49. Influence
reason
concede
some
affect
50. Not enough
qualify
conclusion
supersede
insufficient