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SAT Reasoning Common Words
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sat
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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. Demanding - difficult - or extreme conditions
idiosyncrasy
rigors
inimical
electorate
2. Clever or skillful in using the hands or mind
gratuitous
altruistic
adroit
profusion
3. Uncalled for; lacking good reason
critical
circumscribe
gratuitous
indigent
4. Lacking interest or excitement; dull
dispensation
keen
principal
mundane
5. Only barely touching or related to (something); peripheral
subvert
tangential
rigorous
pertinent
6. The feeling or belief that someone or something is worthless or despicable; contempt
magnitude
scorn
evoke
buoyancy
7. A scarcity or lack of something; a paucity
rational
dearth
profusely
contend
8. Well chosen or suited to the circumstances; apt
complicit
precedence
felicitous
profuse
9. A plan or scheme - especially one used to outwit an opponent or achieve a goal
unorthodox
sedulous
stratagem
temper
10. Not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable
presume
erratic
orthodox
found
11. To be united; to form a whole
equivocate
vicarious
sensationalism
cohere
12. The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
rhetoric
austere
proximity
flag
13. An angry argument or disagreement - typically between people who are usually on good terms
quarrel
consequence
thwart
conciliate
14. Wonder; admiration
conciliate
utterance
irrefutable
awe
15. Sharpness or keenness of thought - vision - or hearing
myopic
acuity
satirize
penitent
16. To attempt to persuade people of the merits of (someone or something); to extol
antagonistic
tout
tactful
plutocrat
17. Acting with care and thought for the future; wise
discriminating
depiction
prudent
loquacious
18. Behaving as though one thinks one is superior to others; arrogant
parody
trenchant
supercilious
critique
19. A person who studies anthropology
anthropologist
circumvent
profuse
premeditate
20. Fit for a monarch - especially in being magnificent or dignified
autonomy
to be resigned
placid
regal
21. A set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty
credence
convey
aesthetics
subtlety
22. To describe incorrectly
mischaracterize
reminisce
subjective
sympathy
23. A report or description of an event or experience
concord
account
decorum
appropriate
24. Absolute; unqualified
concord
amalgam
critic
unmitigated
25. Impossible to deny or disprove; incontrovertible
precursor
contemporary
confidential
irrefutable
26. To omit or decline to take (something pleasant or valuable); to go without
sympathy
felicity
forgo
exploit
27. A figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind - used to make a description more emphatic or vivid
simile
utterly
render
objective
28. A burden or impediment; a hindrance
innocuous
embroil
renowned
encumbrance
29. To overcome (a problem or difficulty) - typically in a clever or sneaky way; to get around
circumvent
counterintuitive
belie
debilitate
30. No longer needed or useful; needlessly replicating something already present
simulate
disseminate
redundant
flout
31. The process of making something homogeneous
prose
provocative
homogenization
squander
32. Slow; sluggish
resignation
jargon
dilatory
facetious
33. A person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type
alacrity
epitome
loquacious
suffice
34. A cruel and oppressive ruler
dispel
tyrant
pragmatist
pursue
35. To stop or slow down the progress of (something undesirable); to curb
rouse
check
bombast
hypothesize
36. An exemption from a rule or usual requirement
evasive
dispensation
anecdotal
lucid
37. Favorably disposed toward (an action - belief - or attitude); having a tendency to do something
dubious
exacerbate
inclined
perplexity
38. Extremely useful; indispensable
moribund
sate
empathy
invaluable
39. Vigorous or incisive; penetrating
trenchant
appease
quizzical
impervious
40. The way in which something is regarded or understood; a general idea
conception
arrogant
terminate
illusionist
41. Complaining in a petulant or whining manner; peevish
ego
proverbial
deceive
querulous
42. Something that is mysterious - puzzling - or difficult to figure out
rhetoric
naïvete
enigma
sentiment
43. To cause (someone) to feel excited - invigorated - or angry
rouse
impose
autonomy
found
44. The result of a sudden impulse - without planning
timid
irreconcilable
understatement
spontaneous
45. Indicating mild or amused puzzlement; curious
precede
deplore
adhere
quizzical
46. Playfully quaint or fanciful - especially in an appealing and amusing way
imposing
found
tangential
whimsical
47. A trait specific to an individual
idiosyncrasy
impetuous
infelicity
empirical
48. To provide evidence to support or prove the truth of; to back up
prolific
substantiate
abstruse
ascetic
49. General agreement
proverbial
consensus
complementary
unpalatable
50. Widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something; fame
condone
irrefutable
prestige
antipathy