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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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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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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. To perceive or recognize (something)
principle
discern
whim
recollect
2. To express contempt for; to ridicule
disseminate
discreet
deride
recount
3. To praise highly - especially in a public context; to commend
preeminent
laud
indeterminate
impetuous
4. To make (a doubt - feeling - or belief) disappear; to drive (something) away
assimilate
contend
dispel
corroborate
5. Sharp or penetrating
keen
lugubrious
myopic
temperance
6. Lightheartedness; humor or frivolity
unwarranted
pervasive
conciliate
levity
7. To sense; to become aware or conscious of (something)
perceive
somber
defy
profusion
8. A comparison between two things - typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification
analogy
disaffected
provincial
testimony
9. A person who creates a chronicle
insubordinate
chronicler
dispassionate
conducive
10. Evoking interest - attention - or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way; enthralling
unforeseen
adversary
compelling
penchant
11. The practice of talking and thinking about oneself excessively because of an inflated sense of self-importance
vigor
prescriptive
egotism
remorse
12. A person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions
compliment
mitigate
iconoclast
morale
13. Able to be heard
imperceptible
audible
collegial
laud
14. A person who promotes the welfare of others - especially by the generous donation of money to good causes
exploit
philanthropist
invulnerable
collegial
15. Spreading widely throughout an area or a group of people; ubiquitous
autocrat
pervasive
depiction
incisive
16. To make or declare (something - typically a church) sacred
vibrant
consecrate
redundant
presumptive
17. Related to the philosophy of determinism
jocular
unambiguous
deterministic
autocrat
18. Not asked for; uninvited
avuncular
unsolicited
intemperance
adroit
19. Not necessarily true or reliable - because based on personal accounts rather than facts or research
dilemma
simulate
reconstitute
anecdotal
20. Lacking comfort or luxury; austere
profuse
consecrate
spartan
contempt
21. To represent or depict artistically
render
insatiable
consequential
laud
22. To get or obtain something from specified source
derive
unpremeditated
skirt
virtuous
23. To begin or continue a course of action; to move forward
cite
proceed
epitome
populous
24. To succeed in persuading or influencing (someone) to do something
induce
synthesis
domineering
unambiguous
25. Easily persuaded to believe something; naïve
expeditious
exacerbate
circumscribe
gullible
26. To make something more interesting by adding extra details; to exaggerate
embellish
linguistic
credible
palliate
27. Intimidating; seeming difficult to deal with
daunting
preeminent
stimulus
solemnize
28. Wary and unwilling to take risks; cautious
brevity
trivialize
advocate
circumspect
29. Not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable
irrepressible
erratic
provincial
reputable
30. Severe or bare in appearance; austere
provoke
convey
autonomous
stark
31. An indirect expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh when referring to something unpleasant
site
gullible
euphemism
urbane
32. Charming; magnetic
prescriptive
charismatic
implicit
reconcile
33. A formal statement given in a court of law
plutocrat
subjective
testimony
critic
34. To praise enthusiastically; to acclaim
candor
implicit
extol
terminate
35. To be united; to form a whole
hackneyed
cohere
testimonial
malicious
36. Valued objects and qualities such as cultural traditions and historic buildings that have been passed down from previous generations; inheritance
heritage
tribute
prescribe
grandiose
37. Treating complex issues and problems as if they were much simpler than they really are; superficial
peevish
simplistic
defer
disparity
38. Acting or done quickly and without thought or care; impulsive
impetuous
spartan
emphatic
incontrovertible
39. Charming and attractive
engaging
moral
antiquated
verbose
40. A statement that - despite sound reasoning from facts - leads to a conclusion that seems senseless or illogical; a self-contradiction
estrange
intransigence
enthralling
paradox
41. Showing a lack of respect for people or things that are generally taken seriously; disdainful
indeterminate
unpalatable
evasive
irreverent
42. Grand and impressive in appearance; dramatic
check
unprecedented
confidant
imposing
43. A way in which something is usually done; a custom
audible
convention
unprovoked
constitute
44. Acting with care and thought for the future; wise
naïve
prudent
prescribe
plausible
45. Deliberately cruel or violent; savage
prevalent
vicious
intransigence
debunk
46. A stock of plays - dances - or pieces that a company or a performer knows or is prepared to perform
robust
repertoire
stimulus
defuse
47. Something different from what is standard - normal - or expected; an oddity
render
egotism
anomaly
idiosyncrasy
48. To follow (someone or something); to seek to attain or accomplish (a goal)
constitute
ingenious
pursue
melancholy
49. A sign or warning that something momentous or calamitous is likely to happen; an omen
intemperate
simplistic
utterance
portent
50. A person's natural tendency to act in a particular way
deliberation
inclination
intrigue
flagging