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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. Explicit
warranted
facet
overstate
unambiguous
2. To fail to recognize
consequence
overlook
dichotomy
imply
3. Acknowledge
non-negligible
concede
telling
warranted
4. To make something better
reason
undermine
ameliorate
phenomenon
5. The combining of different elements into a new whole
aspect
synthesis
misleading
temporal
6. Something that is set forth to refute a general principle
proposal
counterexample
misconstrue
tenet
7. To make something understood without expressing it directly
deduce
consequently
imply
undermine
8. To limit in scope
reject out of hand
consensus
ameliorate
qualify
9. Disallow
preclude
confuse...with...
exclude
non-negligible
10. Too general
none
ambiguous
sweeping
nevertheless
11. Endorse
appeal to...
sweeping
only
advocate
12. Moreover
only
furthermore
conclusion
ambiguous
13. A separation of contradictory things
undermine
non-negligible
preclude
dichotomy
14. Wholehearted support
until
unqualified endorsement
exhaustive
correlation
15. A word that introduces a sufficient condition (except when preceded by only)
qualified support
if
rejoinder
confuse
16. Result
some
improbable
warranted
consequence
17. A phrase that introduces a necessary condition
unambiguous
ambiguous
only when
adequate
18. Inviting a mistaken belief
consequence
deceptive
nevertheless
reason
19. Yet
preclude
overstate
nevertheless
vulnerable
20. A relationship between two variables in which a variation in one is accompanied by a variation in the other
correlation
telling
yet
temporal
21. Thorough
dichotomy
non-negligible
exhaustive
sweeping
22. Sufficient
if
undermine
adequate
conclude
23. A fundamental belief
impugn
non-negligible
until
tenet
24. Deduction
ameliorate
consequence
conclusion
if
25. Thing
a few
phenomenon
only when
overlook
26. Exclusive
vague
misconstrue
sole
it follows that
27. A rare exception
dichotomy
conclusion
anomaly
telling
28. The logical opposite of some
sole
exhaustive
none
ameliorate
29. Inviting a false belief
misleading
confuse...with...
groundless
correlation
30. To dismiss without any consideration whatsoever
some
supersede
reject out of hand
impugn
31. Admit
concede
qualified support
consequence
nevertheless
32. Rebuttal
affect
rejoinder
warranted
improbable
33. Justified
misconstrue
warranted
phenomenon
conclude
34. Override
sole
overstate
impugn
supersede
35. Incontrovertible
anomaly
sweeping
overstate
irrefutable
36. Limited advocacy
qualified support
undermine
affect
non-negligible
37. Unclear
reason
prescribe
vague
yet
38. Pertaining to time
qualified support
advocate
temporal
phenomenon
39. Unlikely
misleading
improbable
aspect
telling
40. Influence
preclude
consensus
deceptive
affect
41. Facet
qualified support
misleading
aspect
overlook
42. To lay something down as law
prescribe
reject out of hand
warranted
if
43. One of the elements that contributes to a particular effect
telling
plausible
factor
groundless
44. Something that is assumed to be true and that is used as the basis of an argument
postulate
proposal
overlook
consequently
45. Several
overlook
a few
qualified support
reject out of hand
46. Justified
misconstrue
only
warranted
aspect
47. Limited approval
it follows that
vulnerable
qualified support
ameliorate
48. Facet
conclude
groundless
aspect
qualified support
49. Considerable
phenomenon
non-negligible
sweeping
postulate
50. To call into question
conclusion
aspect
undermine
exhaustive