| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | confer |
1 shrew 2 blurt 3 herald 4 bestow 5 disputatious | |
| 2 | look at amorously; make eyes at; Ex. old men ogling young girls |
1 barrister 2 ogle 3 wisp 4 accord 5 pandemonium | |
| 3 | block or hinder; baffle; frustrate |
1 servitude 2 thwart 3 inanimate 4 coiffure 5 finery | |
| 4 | overstock; fill beyond capacity (with food); fill to excess; N: oversupply |
1 dirge 2 glut 3 typify 4 pacify 5 herald | |
| 5 | group of performers (singers, actors, dancers for playing dramas); CF. troop |
1 ossify 2 adhere 3 troupe 4 incur 5 silversmith | |
| 6 | inexperienced; N: young bird that has acquired wing feathers and is learning to fly; inexperienced person |
1 shamble 2 languor 3 run-down 4 amputate 5 fledgling(fledgeling) | |
| 7 | arrangement of music for instruments; application or use of instruments |
1 parvenu 2 residence 3 travail 4 placard 5 instrumentation | |
| 8 | matchless; not able to be imitated |
1 crest 2 candor 3 bolt 4 inimitable 5 forerunner | |
| 9 | increase gradually (as the moon); grow |
1 repudiate 2 alloy 3 wax 4 picker 5 preposterous | |
| 10 | club; heavy-headed weapon; V. |
1 insolvent 2 bludgeon 3 cloture 4 caricature 5 hamper | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | rhythmical throbbing of arteries; brief sudden change in a normally constant quantity; V: pulsate |
1 dexterous 2 bauble 3 statuary 4 pulse 5 postulate | |
| 12 | be busily active with much noise; ; N: skirt hold frame |
1 plight 2 rousing 3 bustle 4 cordon 5 forlorn | |
| 13 | steadiness of effort; persistent hard work |
1 generate 2 condescend 3 musket 4 diligence 5 behemoth | |
| 14 | front part of a ship |
1 extemporaneous 2 stygian 3 suavity 4 rabies 5 bow | |
| 15 | turn to stone; cause to become stone like; stun or paralyze |
1 obstetrician 2 unfaltering 3 petrify 4 imply 5 strangle | |
| 16 | deride or provoke; challenge in derision; N. |
1 paternalism 2 earn 3 flutter 4 depravity 5 taunt | |
| 17 | bring upon oneself |
1 incur 2 lectern 3 dividend 4 sprightly 5 pan | |
| 18 | causing deep feelings of wonder, joy, respect, etc.; exalted; noble and uplifting; utter |
1 sedition 2 sublime 3 exigency 4 temper 5 doddering | |
| 19 | feign; imitate |
1 circuitous 2 brindled 3 imposture 4 simulate 5 empathy | |
| 20 | assault |
1 grandiloquent 2 havoc 3 unequivocal 4 gangway 5 assail | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | think up; invent; plan; bequeath; N: bequest |
1 indemnify 2 devise 3 decrepitude 4 apprise 5 opalescent | |
| 22 | minor fight; minor battle in war; V. |
1 rogue 2 skirmish 3 implode 4 frivolous 5 lot | |
| 23 | black volcanic rock |
1 trite 2 palate 3 obsidian 4 sluggish 5 linoleum | |
| 24 | dull; monotonous |
1 fatalism 2 humdrum 3 retrospective 4 insolvent 5 compatriot | |
| 25 | idle person who lives on other people's work; male bee |
1 drone 2 surge 3 saunter 4 seduce 5 refectory | |
| 26 | lending money at illegal high rates of interest |
1 visionary 2 axle 3 stifle 4 amphitheater 5 usury | |
| 27 | make (a lawyer) leave the bar or the legal profession |
1 disbar 2 lyric 3 sleet 4 afterlife 5 amble | |
| 28 | survey of enemy by soldiers; reconnoitering; V. reconnoiter: make a preliminary inspection of (esp. to gather military information) |
1 engaging 2 ensign 3 reconnaissance 4 appreciate 5 misogynist | |
| 29 | share of profits received by a stockholder |
1 abstract 2 synoptic 3 inept 4 dividend 5 solidarity | |
| 30 | combination (of two business corporations); act of merging |
1 merger 2 candor 3 pitfall 4 fuse 5 fuss: | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | large boat for transporting freight |
1 requite 2 barge 3 romp 4 assuage 5 whinny | |
| 32 | harmless substance prescribed as a dummy pill |
1 stricture 2 balmy 3 placebo 4 feint 5 mauve | |
| 33 | physical features of a region (such as the shape and height); CF. topo-: place |
1 bacchanal 2 incantation 3 mantle 4 topography 5 junta | |
| 34 | (of a heart or machine) beat rapidly or violently; N. Ex. heartthrob: heartbeat; sweetheart |
1 draught 2 throb 3 corridor 4 sullen 5 fickle | |
| 35 | steep; overhasty; precipitate |
1 ironic 2 murmur 3 stammer 4 neigh 5 precipitous | |
| 36 | soothing application applied to sore and inflamed portions of the body |
1 roster 2 meek 3 poultice 4 bluff 5 affidavit | |
| 37 | struggle and thrash about; proceed clumsily or falter (as in water, mud, snow, etc.); proceed in confusion |
1 draught 2 flounder 3 addendum 4 flay 5 cohere | |
| 38 | nearness; ADJ. proximate |
1 pauper 2 menthol 3 pathological 4 malevolent 5 proximity | |
| 39 | of a prophet or prophecy; having to do with predicting the future; N. prophecy; V. prophesy; N. prophet |
1 decrepitude 2 clamber 3 criteria 4 prophetic 5 apprehensive | |
| 40 | beg; get by begging; bum; CF. earn |
1 determinate 2 palette 3 assuage 4 cadge 5 hygiene | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | the ancient Roman festival in honor of Bacchus |
1 mercenary 2 hatch 3 coagulate 4 Bacchanalia 5 march | |
| 42 | not thorough; lacking details |
1 egotistical 2 demented 3 sketchy 4 debonair 5 mace | |
| 43 | outcry; loud cry or clamor; strong protest; Ex. hue and cry against the new rule |
1 sleigh 2 abscond 3 dominant 4 validate 5 hue_and_cry | |
| 44 | mental disorder marked by confusion; uncontrolled excitement; ADJ. delirious |
1 ravenous 2 delirium 3 violet 4 choral 5 plaster | |
| 45 | incapable of producing young; free from microorganism; V. sterilize |
1 seethe 2 Elysium 3 termination 4 garner 5 sterile | |
| 46 | oily; bland; insincerely suave |
1 unctuous 2 regicide 3 anticlimax 4 warren 5 tumid | |
| 47 | heat; passion; zeal; ADJ. ardent |
1 impermeable 2 barrister 3 contortions 4 ardor 5 impassioned | |
| 48 | of or coming from the side |
1 belabor 2 sill 3 impenitent 4 lateral 5 paucity | |
| 49 | offer or kill as a sacrifice (by fire) |
1 pigment 2 desperado 3 pacify 4 immolate 5 chameleon | |
| 50 | genuine; real |
1 venture 2 unfeigned 3 anemia 4 impromptu 5 sole | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | prudent; judicious; well judged; expedient; well devised |
1 whinny 2 rent 3 politic 4 genre 5 apiary | |
| 52 | (of land) dry; barren; unproductive |
1 arid 2 voluble 3 guffaw 4 gauche 5 nepotism | |
| 53 | hairy; having a lot of hair |
1 inclined 2 collate 3 hover 4 carol 5 hirsute | |
| 54 | put through a sieve to separate fine from coarse particles; sort or examine carefully |
1 antecedents 2 gruesome 3 sift 4 daguerreotype 5 inverse | |
| 55 | supply (furniture or a seat) with comfortable coverings, filling, springs, and cushion |
1 matriarch 2 upholster 3 rubble 4 decipher 5 confidant(confidante) | |
| 56 | tiny; weak; insignificant |
1 commensurate 2 winsome 3 egregious 4 archaic 5 puny | |
| 57 | selected passage (written or musical) taken from a longer work; V. |
1 excerpt 2 proletarian 3 ossify 4 explicit 5 aloof | |
| 58 | draw; outline; describe; CF. line ? |
1 demolition 2 epilogue 3 limn 4 indicative 5 consanguineous(consanguine) | |
| 59 | ancestry; lineage |
1 cognitive 2 ancestry 3 pedigree 4 fanaticism 5 munition | |
| 60 | harmonious; in agreement; N. |
1 seemly 2 consonant 3 provisional 4 espionage 5 babble | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | injure; hurt; damage |
1 coiffure 2 tranquillity 3 analogous 4 meager 5 impair | |
| 62 | fairness; justice; OP. inequity |
1 defame 2 vista 3 teetotalism 4 equity 5 solder | |
| 63 | self-restraint; sexual chastity; sexual abstinence; voluntary control over bladder and bowel functions; ADJ. continent |
1 continence 2 deserts 3 lubricate 4 abstain 5 outstrip | |
| 64 | supplement to the body of a will; later addition to a will |
1 captious 2 derision 3 gamut 4 dyslexia 5 codicil | |
| 65 | female fox; ill-tempered woman; CF. shrew |
1 empirical 2 bolster 3 vixen 4 reagent 5 wrongheaded | |
| 66 | honor; glory; acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement |
1 kudos 2 juggernaut 3 quagmire 4 cower 5 whimsical | |
| 67 | elastic; having the power of springing back; able to recover quickly (as from misfortune) |
1 resilient 2 clown 3 provident 4 renovate 5 therapeutic | |
| 68 | tawny or grayish with streaks or spots (of animals) |
1 reminiscent 2 spry 3 dolorous 4 touchstone 5 brindled | |
| 69 | support; active pleading on behalf of someone or something |
1 dumbfound(dumbfound) 2 advocacy 3 gargoyle 4 repudiate 5 teetotalism | |
| 70 | reckon; calculate |
1 impugn 2 coop 3 compute 4 unobtrusive 5 overwrought | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | fierce; violent; N. ferocity |
1 scuttle 2 perspicuity 3 pander 4 ferocious 5 acidulous | |
| 72 | so small, trifling, or unimportant as to be easily disregarded |
1 regime 2 bustle 3 bluster 4 chastise 5 negligible | |
| 73 | disaster; misery |
1 quack 2 improvident 3 calamity 4 effectual 5 spatial | |
| 74 | make or become confused; muddle; drive crazy; become rotten (egg) |
1 addle 2 stunt 3 statuary 4 galvanize 5 shamble | |
| 75 | cow like; placid and dull; slow-thinking; calm |
1 misconstrue 2 ascribe 3 bovine 4 enclave 5 tempo | |
| 76 | varying from of an element |
1 homely 2 macabre 3 predecessor 4 nepotism 5 isotope | |
| 77 | deceive |
1 crestfallen 2 munition 3 delude 4 analogous 5 elliptical | |
| 78 | done slyly and secretly (being dishonest) |
1 convivial 2 underhand(underhanded) 3 codify 4 rife 5 pastiche | |
| 79 | trifles; unimportant matters |
1 expertise 2 lope 3 trivia 4 imperceptible 5 temporize | |
| 80 | talent |
1 battalion 2 carping 3 bloated 4 flair 5 exonerate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | group of musicians who play music; CF. ensemble |
1 ruffian 2 poignancy 3 orchestra 4 uphold 5 fetid(foetid) | |
| 82 | third in order or rank |
1 stolid 2 codify 3 ejaculation 4 brevity 5 tertiary | |
| 83 | allow (something one does not agree with); bear; recognize and respect (the beliefs of others) |
1 tonsure 2 tolerate 3 list 4 cavil 5 garish | |
| 84 | shield; protection; defense |
1 partiality 2 homely 3 aegis 4 collusion 5 stockade | |
| 85 | pertaining to money |
1 flamboyant 2 abstinence 3 pecuniary 4 animadversion 5 harping | |
| 86 | comprehend; investigate; determine the depth of; N. unit of measurement for the depth of water |
1 proscribe 2 fathom 3 ingest 4 commensurate 5 compress | |
| 87 | a light meal; collating |
1 collation 2 feebleminded 3 willful 4 amorphous 5 gong | |
| 88 | wanderer (without a permanent home); tramp |
1 optometrist 2 vagabond 3 adage 4 archetype 5 arsenal | |
| 89 | old-fashioned; past the prime |
1 pass\'e 2 masticate 3 hardy 4 stickler 5 convoluted | |
| 90 | complete independence and self-government (of a country); supremacy of authority; power to govern |
1 amoral 2 doddering 3 disputatious 4 talisman 5 sovereignty | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | summit; highest point; PL. vertices |
1 doggerel 2 vertex 3 insurmountable 4 ventilate 5 residence | |
| 92 | hasten; make go faster |
1 apprise 2 avuncular 3 bicameral 4 crossfire 5 expedite | |
| 93 | twistings; distortions; V. contort: twist violently out of shape; CF. contortionist |
1 recipe 2 rife 3 caulk 4 metaphor 5 contortions | |
| 94 | area in the care of a single priest and served by one main church |
1 dolorous 2 parish 3 laggard 4 decelerate 5 anvil | |
| 95 | happen later than; put a date on (eg. a check) that is later than the actual date |
1 postdate 2 impudence 3 diction 4 disconsolate 5 imperturbable | |
| 96 | fault; bad quality |
1 irresolute 2 well-bred 3 unfaltering 4 demerit 5 recreant | |
| 97 | give an indication beforehand; be a sign of (what is coming); portend; prefigure |
1 plasticity 2 killjoy 3 rudimentary 4 foreshadow 5 catalyst | |
| 98 | faultfinding; too critical |
1 pharisaical 2 excoriate 3 cunning 4 rebate 5 captious | |
| 99 | cylindrical structure where fodder is stored |
1 static 2 silo 3 tyro 4 incontinent 5 verisimilar | |
| 100 | too deep to be measured or understood; unfathomable |
1 rejuvenate 2 eccentricity 3 factotum 4 fathomless 5 congeal |