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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 openly disregard (a rule - law or convention); to defy
verbose
flout
elude
dubious
2. Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily; reserved
reticent
grounded
unprecedented
acquisitive
3. Innocent and unsuspecting; naïve
discredit
belie
adversary
ingenuous
4. A system or organization in which people are ranked one above the other according to status or authority
barrage
hierarchy
disparity
acuity
5. A person with a pragmatic attitude
cacophony
pragmatist
domineering
exuberant
6. Ready to accept control or instruction; submissive
simile
docile
insatiable
modest
7. Evoking interest - attention - or admiration in a powerfully irresistible way; enthralling
ingenious
provincial
legitimize
compelling
8. To make (someone) weak and infirm; to impair
enterprise
debilitate
paraphrase
vibrant
9. Producing many works
prolific
aversion
tractable
fiscal
10. Impossible to harm or damage; impervious
invulnerable
derivative
tenacity
provocative
11. To insult or belittle; to trivialize - ridicule - or mock
consummate
disparage
dubious
moderation
12. The use of humor - irony - exaggeration - or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices
solemnize
skeptic
sparse
satire
13. To depict (someone or something) in a work of art or literature; to represent
appease
allege
portray
pundit
14. Able to be believed; convincing
impressionable
temper
implement
credible
15. Extremely thorough - exhaustive - or accurate; strictly applied or adhered to
populace
prestige
cohesive
rigorous
16. A basic law; a fundamental truth
acute
exasperate
negligent
principle
17. A scarcity or lack of something; a paucity
impressionable
dearth
mercurial
enumerate
18. To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly
refute
scrutinize
dispassionate
relinquish
19. To take (something) for one's own use - typically without the owner's permission; to seize
appropriate
timid
placate
expedient
20. To praise - compliment - or honor
account for
commend
defiance
preoccupation
21. Exciting; stirring
rousing
demeanor
barrage
repudiate
22. Special importance
emphasis
culpable
autocrat
clandestine
23. To put forth a hypothesis
adversarial
worldly
zealot
hypothesize
24. Seeming reasonable or probable; credible
irascible
alacrity
incoherent
plausible
25. The ancient past
illusory
seclusion
egotism
antiquity
26. A person who starts - organizes and operates a business
adhere
cite
ominous
entrepreneur
27. Not aware of or not concerned about what is happening around one
oblivious
hearsay
counterintuitive
malicious
28. Inappropriate; unsuitable
inconsequential
inapt
domineering
formidable
29. Lower in rank or position
subordinate
account for
contemptuous
recollection
30. Unselfish concern for the well-being of others
deferential
altruism
synthesize
discreet
31. To make legitimate
despondent
predecessor
legitimize
table
32. Loud and harsh; grating
dominant
critique
indispensable
strident
33. Not asked for; uninvited
unsolicited
plastic
hypothesize
to be reputed
34. To take the place of (a person or thing previously in use); to supplant
antiquated
supersede
anomaly
credible
35. Friendly - lively - and enjoyable; cheerful and jovial
bounty
irresolute
negligent
convivial
36. To cause (someone) to feel completely baffled; to puzzle
forebear
disparage
credulity
perplex
37. Mutually respectful; friendly
inconsequential
flippant
collegial
appeal
38. To serve as evidence or proof of something
bureaucrat
testify
imperious
reiterate
39. Given a great deal of respect - especially because of age - wisdom - or character
conventional
receptive
venerable
pervasive
40. Not justified or authorized; unnecessary
irresolute
diminutive
quarrelsome
unwarranted
41. Not open to more than one interpretation; clear
unequivocal
table
superb
unambiguous
42. To be a warning or indication of (a future event)
foreshadow
reputable
empirical
prescient
43. To destroy completely; to put an end to
debunk
presumptive
belligerent
eradicate
44. Awkward and hard to use; cumbersome
sparse
unwieldy
allege
prospective
45. Having an ability to accurately assess situations or people and turn this to one's advantage; shrewd
appreciate
astute
characterize
subtlety
46. To bring to mind
autocrat
esoteric
illusion
evoke
47. Gentle; kindly
respective
seclusion
benign
tact
48. Wonder; admiration
awe
found
portentous
reprehensible
49. Uncertain; unknown
conviction
diffident
indeterminate
appease
50. To capture the fascinated attention of; to captivate
enthrall
convivial
indigenous
dilemma