| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | point or prong as on a fork or a deer's antler |
1 tine 2 comestible 3 neophyte 4 meteorology 5 vicissitude | |
| 2 | frenzied; frantic |
1 impermeable 2 frenetic 3 forbearance 4 gruesome 5 inebriate | |
| 3 | make return for; repay; reciprocate; revenge; N. requital |
1 misapprehension 2 hirsute 3 equestrian 4 requite 5 estranged | |
| 4 | think over; ponder |
1 exorbitant 2 codicil 3 dumbfound(dumbfound) 4 lascivious 5 cogitate | |
| 5 | opening; hole; adjustable opening in a camera that limits the amount of light |
1 optimum 2 grumble 3 juxtapose 4 cohesion 5 aperture | |
| 6 | tendency of a system or organism to maintain relative stability or internal equilibrium; CF. homeo-: constant; Ex. homeotherm |
1 instrument 2 levee 3 primogeniture 4 homeostasis 5 curator | |
| 7 | make secret plans; plot; arouse the curiosity of; N: secret scheme; plot; secret love affair |
1 debut 2 snuffle 3 potential 4 intrigue 5 militia | |
| 8 | catch sight of (something distant) |
1 reiterate 2 takeoff 3 descry 4 esteem 5 petulant | |
| 9 | hollow; curved inwards; OP. convex |
1 throb 2 hieroglyphic 3 waylay 4 concave 5 uncouth | |
| 10 | energetic; vigorously active |
1 sizable 2 juggernaut 3 perjury 4 dynamic 5 delude | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | (of the tide) recede; lessen; diminish; N. OP. flow: rise of tide |
1 advent 2 aerate 3 euthanasia 4 ebb 5 dilemma | |
| 12 | infallibility |
1 inerrancy 2 rooster 3 pellucid 4 fundamental 5 lope | |
| 13 | merriment; laughter |
1 intersperse 2 codicil 3 puerile 4 mirth 5 larva | |
| 14 | implied comparison; CF. simile |
1 sibylline 2 whimsical 3 metaphor 4 clerk 5 commonwealth | |
| 15 | drink with zest; drink with relish(zest; hearty enjoyment); ; CF. sip |
1 squall 2 quaff 3 tightwad 4 dramatize 5 fluted | |
| 16 | serving as an aid or accessory; auxiliary; N. |
1 apostate 2 ancillary 3 prolixity 4 immobility 5 oratorio | |
| 17 | complete agreement; ADJ. unanimous |
1 unanimity 2 indolent 3 beneficiary 4 demographic 5 synoptic | |
| 18 | nonsense; nonsensical or unintelligible talk or writing; babbling |
1 gibberish 2 high-flown 3 importune 4 swarm 5 fussy | |
| 19 | spur; motive; something which encourages one to greater activity |
1 cantankerous 2 wastrel 3 incentive 4 outstrip 5 prelude | |
| 20 | natural inorganic substance |
1 yoke 2 idolatry 3 mineral 4 presumptuous 5 compulsion | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | in feudalism, one who held land of a superior lord; subordinate or dependent |
1 larder 2 phalanx 3 vassal 4 unsullied 5 condescend | |
| 22 | long rope with a noose at one end used to catch horses and cattle |
1 prefatory 2 supercilious 3 fete(f\^ete) 4 licentious 5 lasso | |
| 23 | nearsighted; lacking foresight; N. myopia |
1 myopic 2 variegate 3 askew 4 incorporeal 5 protagonist | |
| 24 | producing results; profitable; prolific; producing in abundance |
1 oculist 2 essence 3 residue 4 fruitful 5 spoilsport | |
| 25 | confuse; mix up confusedly; N: state of confusion |
1 apocryphal 2 muddle 3 solstice 4 oratorio 5 heyday | |
| 26 | farewell or departure |
1 facetious 2 impending 3 constraint 4 doctrine 5 leave-taking | |
| 27 | secret |
1 manifest 2 occult 3 retrospective 4 commiserate 5 clandestine | |
| 28 | detest; hate |
1 abhor 2 vignette 3 novice 4 dissipate 5 statuary | |
| 29 | homeless wanderer |
1 shrewd 2 philatelist 3 vagrant 4 malodorous 5 console | |
| 30 | crown |
1 diadem 2 flutter 3 complement 4 antigen 5 chaste | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | warn or speak to with gentle disapproval; reprove |
1 linoleum 2 admonish 3 strut 4 comprise 5 imperil | |
| 32 | frustrate; put to rout; defeat; disconcert; embarrass; perturb |
1 figurehead 2 viscid 3 estranged 4 vernal 5 discomfit | |
| 33 | external; not essential or inherent; extraneous; OP. intrinsic |
1 egalitarian 2 neophyte 3 insensate 4 extrinsic 5 refectory | |
| 34 | consider; ponder; ADJ: done on purpose; slow |
1 disapprobation 2 wiggle 3 hull 4 minion 5 deliberate | |
| 35 | domineering; too commanding; haughty; CF. imperial/emperor |
1 dour 2 contaminate 3 imperious 4 residence 5 zenith | |
| 36 | severe dizziness; giddiness |
1 relish 2 bombast 3 foam 4 mirage 5 vertigo | |
| 37 | capture; enslave; captivate; hold the complete attention of (as if magic); hold spellbound |
1 azure 2 daze 3 sluice 4 piscatorial 5 enthrall | |
| 38 | exclamation; Ex. ``Ouch'' |
1 compulsory 2 career 3 tussle 4 interjection 5 genesis | |
| 39 | damnation; complete ruin; hell |
1 wrongheaded 2 perdition 3 queue 4 wares 5 atheistic | |
| 40 | state of being undecided; anxiety or apprehension resulting from uncertainty |
1 stockade 2 glutinous 3 flair 4 novelty 5 suspense | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | refuse to do business with, attend, or take part in (to show disapproval and opposition); N. |
1 catharsis 2 sibylline 3 macabre 4 boycott 5 compatriot | |
| 42 | one who abandons his religious faith or political beliefs; N. apostasy |
1 paternalism 2 fruitful 3 overreach 4 apostate 5 abstain | |
| 43 | (of a liquid) thick and sticky; gluey; viscid; CF. consistency |
1 indite 2 chimerical 3 adjacent 4 viscous 5 potentate | |
| 44 | one who is habitually cruel to weaker people; V. |
1 ephemeral 2 bully 3 parallelism 4 quaff 5 stump | |
| 45 | analyze (to discover what materials are present); evaluate (soil or ore) |
1 herbivorous 2 mansion 3 assay 4 determination 5 valediction | |
| 46 | testify; bear witness |
1 indolent 2 attest 3 acquittal 4 imprecation 5 rubble | |
| 47 | ability to foretell the future; knowledge of actions before they occur; ADJ. prescient |
1 prate 2 annul 3 quibble 4 prescience 5 cherry | |
| 48 | lay eggs (in large numbers); produce offspring (in large numbers); N: eggs of aquatic animals |
1 cumulus 2 spawn 3 elixir 4 arch- 5 beneficial | |
| 49 | not violated; intact |
1 inviolate 2 somnambulist 3 brackish 4 rhapsody 5 sobriety | |
| 50 | natural consequence (which naturally follows from something else) |
1 corollary 2 immune 3 germ 4 prune 5 sprightly | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | ing\'enue; young innocent girl |
1 ingenue 2 hale 3 bovine 4 factious 5 betroth | |
| 52 | question closely; cross-examine; cross-question |
1 tickle 2 agility 3 impolitic 4 interrogate 5 foil | |
| 53 | provide with food necessary for life and growth |
1 application 2 size 3 pathological 4 nourish 5 smirk | |
| 54 | retired or disqualified because of age; outmoded; obsolete |
1 superannuated 2 ghastly 3 crave 4 disillusioned 5 steadfast | |
| 55 | explosion |
1 agnostic 2 amalgam 3 detonation 4 aorta 5 delineate | |
| 56 | based on assumptions or hypotheses; supposed; N. hypothesis |
1 litany 2 quibble 3 imbibe 4 hypothetical 5 immaculate | |
| 57 | cautious; unwilling to take risks; sparing or restrained about giving; OP. bold |
1 confound 2 swamp 3 chary 4 ephemeral 5 junta | |
| 58 | substance that when introduced into the body stimulates the production of an antibody |
1 sonnet 2 overpower 3 dapper 4 antigen 5 foible | |
| 59 | mentally quick and observant; having insight; perceptive; able to make good judgments; V. discern: perceive |
1 discerning 2 beneficial 3 memorialize 4 bluster 5 motility | |
| 60 | casual and offhand; arrogant; N: knight |
1 crease 2 legible 3 cavalier 4 inception 5 heterogeneous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | produced by imagination; fanciful; mystical; showing foresight; N: one having foresight; one given to speculative impractical ideas |
1 sobriety 2 infringe 3 hypothetical 4 archaic 5 visionary | |
| 62 | correct spelling; CF. ortho-: straight; correct; Ex. orthodontics |
1 niggardly 2 dilettante 3 spasmodic 4 chronicle 5 orthography | |
| 63 | quantity of motion of a moving body; impetus; moving force |
1 flotsam 2 doctrinaire 3 cohere 4 hackneyed 5 momentum | |
| 64 | eternal; ageless |
1 gadfly 2 analogous 3 studious 4 timeless 5 arcade | |
| 65 | avoid (responsibility, work, etc.); malinger |
1 violet 2 topography 3 shirk 4 clout 5 archaic | |
| 66 | sameness leading to boredom; monotonousness; ADJ. monotonous; CF. monotone |
1 incubate 2 declivity 3 monotony 4 fitful 5 abjure | |
| 67 | bottomless |
1 heedless 2 unruly 3 school 4 indifferent 5 abysmal | |
| 68 | not harmonious; conflicting |
1 aegis 2 ravine 3 ageless 4 excise 5 discordant | |
| 69 | error; misunderstanding; V. misapprehend |
1 verbiage 2 artisan 3 misapprehension 4 festoon 5 practicable | |
| 70 | concerning trade or merchants |
1 facsimile 2 mercantile 3 apparition 4 hatchet 5 diatribe | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | plead; ask earnestly |
1 entreat 2 adverse 3 increment 4 fiasco 5 heckler | |
| 72 | taking effect before its enactment (as a law) or imposition (as a tax); (of a law) having effect on the past as well as the future |
1 porcelain 2 omnipresent 3 autonomous 4 retroactive 5 apprise | |
| 73 | fear of water; rabies |
1 hydrophobia 2 progenitor 3 crevice 4 molt(moult) 5 nostrum | |
| 74 | inclined to cruelty; N. sadism: delight in cruelty |
1 irrepressible 2 foyer 3 hostage 4 cloying 5 sadistic | |
| 75 | make valid; confirm; ratify |
1 validate 2 aspirant 3 disabuse 4 geriatrics 5 solace | |
| 76 | scold strongly |
1 abscission 2 conflagration 3 anodize 4 berate 5 barterer | |
| 77 | disapproval; condemnation |
1 disapprobation 2 calligraphy 3 lateral 4 wholesome 5 excrete | |
| 78 | appease; conciliate; make peaceful; ADJ. propitiatory |
1 misconstrue 2 lithe 3 jocose 4 somnolent 5 propitiate | |
| 79 | light placed in a row along the front of a stage floor |
1 affront 2 dolorous 3 footlight 4 potion 5 corollary | |
| 80 | good-natured; merry; cheerful |
1 alleviate 2 perversion 3 daunt 4 uniformity 5 jovial | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | maze |
1 braggart 2 labyrinth 3 eon(aeon) 4 catalyst 5 pucker | |
| 82 | determine or seek opinions, votes, etc.; go through (a region) to solicit votes or orders; conduct a survey; N. |
1 probity 2 menthol 3 asylum 4 unguent 5 canvass | |
| 83 | fearless |
1 usage 2 embezzlement 3 misconduct 4 intrepid 5 canny | |
| 84 | rotate swiftly; make (thread) by twisting (cotton, wool, etc.); N. |
1 sextant 2 iodine 3 spin 4 ovoid 5 appall | |
| 85 | burdensome |
1 replenish 2 sparse 3 onerous 4 chary 5 spin | |
| 86 | cut away; trim |
1 prune 2 appreciate 3 putrescent 4 abhor 5 frenzied | |
| 87 | cry out suddenly; N. exclamation; ADJ. exclamatory |
1 apposite 2 dull 3 forswear 4 pedigree 5 exclaim | |
| 88 | shout of disapproval or displeasure (made at the theater or a sports match); boo; V. |
1 filibuster 2 typify 3 gossamer 4 catcall 5 potshot | |
| 89 | brother or sister |
1 lush 2 furrow 3 sibling 4 flutter 5 encomiastic | |
| 90 | flexible; supple; CF. limber |
1 stamina 2 bettor 3 abscond 4 lithe 5 vitreous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | deluge; upheaval; earthquake; violent and sudden event or change |
1 cataclysm 2 fortuitous 3 fictive 4 irrevocable 5 pugnacity | |
| 92 | noisy party with a lot of drinking |
1 tussle 2 viand 3 expertise 4 forte 5 bacchanal | |
| 93 | decorative edge of hanging threads; edge |
1 underscore 2 fringe 3 lateral 4 lexicon 5 acquiesce | |
| 94 | strong and firm (in the body) |
1 sturdy 2 enfranchise 3 galley 4 vernal 5 castrate | |
| 95 | travel; journey; V: make a long difficult journey |
1 trek 2 romance 3 protuberance 4 decoy 5 solecism | |
| 96 | unprejudiced; free from bias and self-interest; objective |
1 disinterested 2 pleat 3 victuals 4 sophist 5 pander | |
| 97 | wooden enclosure or pen; fixed line of posts used as defensive barrier |
1 den 2 stockade 3 inclined 4 revoke 5 infringe | |
| 98 | remaining; left over; of a residue; N: residue |
1 granted_that 2 residual 3 optimist 4 relevant 5 aria | |
| 99 | decay; fall to a lower level (of morality, civilization, or art); ADJ. decadent |
1 solicitor 2 decimate 3 obsequy 4 blues 5 decadence | |
| 100 | specialized knowledge (in a particular field); expert skill |
1 slate 2 impotent 3 expertise 4 homily 5 skim |