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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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1. A feeling of guilt or moral scruple that follows the doing of something bad; qualms
grounded
mercurial
arrogant
compunction
2. Not supported or proven by evidence; unconfirmed
anomaly
amalgam
invaluable
unsubstantiated
3. To read thoroughly and carefully
mercurial
prescribe
peruse
unfounded
4. Showing deference
irreproachable
deferential
ornate
altruism
5. Done with speed and efficiency
rhetoric
eulogize
indiscernible
expeditious
6. Given a great deal of respect - especially because of age - wisdom - or character
revoke
venerable
sedulous
arrogant
7. A person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit
reminisce
vivid
virtuoso
revoke
8. Playfully quaint or fanciful behavior or humor
acquisitive
inherent
agitate
whimsy
9. Wishing to do what is right - especially to do one's work or duty well and thoroughly; diligent
dearth
linguistic
eclectic
conscientious
10. Playfully quaint or fanciful - especially in an appealing and amusing way
whimsical
contemptuous
rebuttal
repudiate
11. A short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
respective
anecdote
prominent
mandatory
12. To undermine the power and authority of (an established system or institution); to destabilize
squalid
subvert
profundity
oblivion
13. Mutually respectful; friendly
plastic
collegial
modest
innocuous
14. Moderation or self-restraint
prose
mundane
rationalize
temperance
15. A thing that persuades or influences someone to do something; an incentive
testimony
passive
cosmopolitan
inducement
16. The state of being subject to death
forebear
mortality
provoke
appease
17. Closeness in space - time - or relationship; nearness
assertion
confide
proximity
spare
18. A sudden desire or change of mind - especially one that is unusual or unexplained; an impulse
whim
avant-garde
pursue
prescriptive
19. Able to cure something - typically disease; therapeutic
pathetic
charisma
cataclysmic
curative
20. A person's natural tendency to act in a particular way
sap
inclination
extravagant
exhaustive
21. Not showing care for the consequences of an action; reckless
indifferent
imprudent
preoccupation
perplexing
22. To recall and show respect for (someone or something) in a ceremony; to pay homage to
commemorate
vivid
enterprise
machinate
23. Having or showing high moral standards; righteous
regressive
fiscal
virtuous
terminate
24. To be of the same opinion; to agree
concur
rudiment
audible
elusive
25. Reserved - modest - and shy; meek
demure
commemorate
indomitable
intemperance
26. Commonplace; lacking poetic beauty
injudicious
derive
idiosyncrasy
prosaic
27. Physical strength and good health; effort - energy - and enthusiasm
recollect
synthesize
vigor
tyranny
28. Having or showing no skill; clumsy
inept
conducive
fiscal
flout
29. Lightheartedness; humor or frivolity
levity
apathetic
testament
ebullient
30. Based on what is generally done or believed; traditional
engaging
empathy
deliberation
conventional
31. A spoken word - statement - or vocal sound
deplore
utterance
ostensible
consequence
32. To cause (someone) to be no longer close or affectionate; to alienate
estrange
discredit
grievous
whimsical
33. Separately or individually - and in the order already mentioned
defer
collegial
ostensible
respectively
34. Deceitfulness; untrustworthiness
perfidy
criticize
precedence
multifarious
35. Close inspection
alacrity
scrutiny
irony
pedestrian
36. A person who cultivates an area of interest - such as the arts - without real commitment or knowledge; an amateur
rigors
succinct
perpetual
dilettante
37. Having an unemotional and stolidly calm disposition; dispassionate
phlegmatic
tentative
enthralling
sympathy
38. Collusion; connivance
heritage
engaging
complicity
principal
39. An impression of a manner given by someone; an appearance
hierarchy
air
temperance
unsolicited
40. Not displaying or influenced by sentimental feelings
causal
testament
skeptic
unsentimental
41. Because or as a result of
by virtue of
flaunt
prose
populist
42. Deep sadness or guilt for a wrong committed
tyranny
simplistic
aristocrat
remorse
43. Abundance; plenty
decorum
mischaracterize
bounty
complicit
44. Unsophisticated or narrow-minded; parochial
bountiful
stringent
prestigious
provincial
45. Deceptive
deceitful
bountiful
economic
concession
46. To go around or past the edge of
skeptic
hypothesize
skirt
acquisition
47. Deception
skepticism
unambiguous
deceit
temperamental
48. Using very few words; concise
laconic
mischaracterize
lackadaisical
contend
49. A particular form of a language that is unique to a specific region or social group
acquire
dialect
preoccupation
viscous
50. A refusal or unwillingness to change one's views or to agree about something; stubbornness
tactful
abstruse
chicanery
intransigence