| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | trunk of statue with head and limbs missing; human trunk |
1 torso 2 euphoria 3 synthesis 4 gland 5 improvident | |
| 2 | hardened; unfeeling; without sympathy for the sufferings of others; unkind |
1 extrude 2 germ 3 gangrene 4 touching 5 callous | |
| 3 | blanketlike cloak |
1 poncho 2 orb 3 embark 4 shaft 5 stamina | |
| 4 | exercising the most influence; high and easily seen; stronger than the other part of a system; not recessive |
1 celibate 2 dominant 3 abstain 4 obloquy 5 apprehensive | |
| 5 | dining hall; room where meals are served (in a school) |
1 vigilant 2 progeny 3 upshot 4 indolent 5 refectory | |
| 6 | able to be dissolved in a liquid; able to be worked out or solved |
1 stupefy 2 soluble 3 disgorge 4 nave 5 archaeology | |
| 7 | condense or shorten |
1 gadfly 2 approbation 3 typhoon 4 abridge 5 pensive | |
| 8 | stir up; disturb |
1 retrospective 2 superannuated 3 satyr 4 sonnet 5 agitate | |
| 9 | china |
1 expurgate 2 perquisite(perk) 3 arid 4 gangrene 5 porcelain | |
| 10 | antiquated; extremely ancient |
1 reprove 2 antediluvian 3 abyss 4 well-bred 5 limpid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | arrogance; excessive self-conceit |
1 olfactory 2 context 3 hubris 4 Elysium 5 azure | |
| 12 | (of an experience) deeply shocking; pertaining to an injury caused by violence; N. trauma: serious wound; emotional shock that causes lasting psychological damage |
1 traumatic 2 jurisdiction 3 religious 4 pulse 5 propulsive | |
| 13 | pride; haughtiness; ADJ. arrogant: unpleasantly self-important (with a strong confidence in one's own importance and a lack of respect for other people) |
1 waylay 2 upshot 3 arroyo 4 venerate 5 arrogance | |
| 14 | mixture |
1 medley 2 discursive 3 harping 4 indifferent 5 flutter | |
| 15 | conceal; hide away or cache; produce and release a substance into an organism; CF. secretive |
1 perpetual 2 bearing 3 allocate 4 secrete 5 foible | |
| 16 | disturb the composure of; confuse |
1 reel 2 disheveled 3 discompose 4 discord 5 stately | |
| 17 | having a pale or sickly color; pallid |
1 reverie 2 amend 3 syllogism 4 chipmunk 5 wan | |
| 18 | state without proof |
1 extricate 2 misogynist 3 allege 4 biennial 5 pathological | |
| 19 | belt worn around the waist; ; |
1 girdle 2 abase 3 touchstone 4 cornea 5 asperity | |
| 20 | charge in court; indict |
1 arraign 2 pastry 3 artifice 4 bilk 5 impunity | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | accustom or familiarize; addict |
1 persevere 2 habituate 3 coy 4 bugaboo 5 frock | |
| 22 | condition of being squalid; filth; degradation; dirty neglected state; ADJ. squalid: dirty; sordid; morally repulsive; Ex. squalid story |
1 magnanimity 2 debutante 3 apprehend 4 squalor 5 host | |
| 23 | disgust; strong dislike; loathing; ADJ. repugnant: arousing disgust; repulsive |
1 uniformity 2 wreath 3 belfry 4 venturesome 5 repugnance | |
| 24 | put into effect; carry out; kill as a lawful punishment; N. execution |
1 diva 2 material 3 dissimulate 4 execute 5 crest | |
| 25 | improperness; unsuitableness |
1 impropriety 2 impede 3 musket 4 fodder 5 incumbent | |
| 26 | adjust to climate or environment; adapt |
1 rogue 2 plot 3 acclimate 4 hoary 5 abyss | |
| 27 | good judgment with composure; balance; V: place in a carefully balanced position |
1 poise 2 elaboration 3 choleric 4 graphite 5 raconteur | |
| 28 | religion practiced chiefly in Haiti |
1 escapade 2 alms 3 rectitude 4 hostage 5 voodoo | |
| 29 | handyman; person who does all kinds of work; CF. do everything |
1 tussle 2 sacrilegious 3 galaxy 4 factotum 5 cult | |
| 30 | ridicule; treat with contempt; make fun of; OP. respect |
1 size 2 malcontent 3 tout 4 escapade 5 deride | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | person interested mostly in external objects and actions |
1 hub 2 cavalcade 3 faculty 4 extrovert 5 inveterate | |
| 32 | scowl; glare; look or stare angrily |
1 glower 2 syllogism 3 shirk 4 affliction 5 potentate | |
| 33 | corpse; dead human body |
1 expropriate 2 topple 3 pivotal 4 cadaver 5 prolong | |
| 34 | literary work that continues an earlier narrative; something that follows; consequence |
1 sequel 2 upbraid 3 nonplus 4 annals 5 mannerism | |
| 35 | glassy residue from smelting metal; dross; waste matter |
1 exceptionable 2 dissent 3 slag 4 yield 5 adamant | |
| 36 | balcony; open area adjacent to a house serving as an outdoor living space; row of building |
1 scabbard 2 declivity 3 terrace 4 alloy 5 alimony | |
| 37 | take apart; disassemble |
1 spatula 2 bully 3 dismantle 4 exculpate 5 visage | |
| 38 | impossible to reconcile; incompatible; not able to be resolved |
1 palimpsest 2 abstinence 3 irreconcilable 4 overturn 5 gadget | |
| 39 | empty; lacking |
1 peccadillo 2 locus 3 devoid 4 pulverize 5 irate | |
| 40 | (of land) plowed but not sowed (to improve the quality); uncultivated |
1 cadet 2 fallow 3 rationalize 4 respite 5 empathy | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | heavenly |
1 celestial 2 perspicacious 3 germinate 4 cider 5 moralistic | |
| 42 | pride; arrogance; ADJ. haughty |
1 precipitous 2 intermittent 3 haughtiness 4 antibody 5 hypochondriac | |
| 43 | stick out; jut; project; Ex. protruding teeth |
1 protrude 2 marrow 3 languor 4 arbitrate 5 perjury | |
| 44 | appeal earnestly; submit as an excuse; put forward a plea or argue in a court of law; ; N. plea: serious request; excuse; statement by someone in a court of law |
1 misgivings 2 withdrawn 3 plead 4 waffle 5 endemic | |
| 45 | submissive; patient and long-suffering |
1 queer 2 reprisal 3 meek 4 floe 5 choleric | |
| 46 | explain away with the intention of deceiving or hiding faults |
1 outstrip 2 tenuous 3 gloss_over 4 actuate 5 jest | |
| 47 | frighten; N. intimidation |
1 congeal 2 intimidate 3 violet 4 propulsive 5 charm | |
| 48 | unreal reflection; optical illusion |
1 mirage 2 transpire 3 skewer 4 upholster 5 nubile | |
| 49 | being in debt; money that should have been paid; work that should have been done |
1 drone 2 arrears 3 laceration 4 svelte 5 uphold | |
| 50 | not literal but metaphorical; using a figure(impression) of speech |
1 figurative 2 hurl 3 calumny 4 subordinate 5 superimpose | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | silently showing ill humor or resentment; dark; gloomy |
1 brusque 2 grouse 3 sullen 4 breed 5 arroyo | |
| 52 | highest point; the point farthest from the earth; OP. perigee |
1 heretofore 2 apogee 3 crinkle 4 miasma 5 duplicity | |
| 53 | go for a leisurely walk |
1 stroll 2 schematic 3 demoralize 4 bacchanal 5 resign | |
| 54 | person who collects coins; N. numismatics: study or collection of money, coins, and medals |
1 converge 2 incontrovertible 3 chaste 4 rave 5 numismatist | |
| 55 | annoy by repeated attacks |
1 precocious 2 stroll 3 harass 4 unwieldy 5 facsimile | |
| 56 | movable; not fixed; N. mobility |
1 mobile 2 apolitical 3 scion 4 sequel 5 limp | |
| 57 | without hope and courage; depressed; gloomy; N. despondency: loss of hope with gloom; dejection |
1 despondent 2 tribune 3 adumbrate 4 gulp 5 dissertation | |
| 58 | remainder; balance |
1 compilation 2 thwart 3 residue 4 jewel 5 expertise | |
| 59 | extreme corruption; wickedness; V. deprave |
1 terrestrial 2 depravity 3 entourage 4 carcinogenic 5 aerate | |
| 60 | widespread damage; disorder; chaos |
1 miniature 2 stylish 3 impalpable 4 havoc 5 perfidious | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | division into factions (esp. within a religious body); split |
1 disparate 2 stifle 3 schism 4 blue 5 bastard | |
| 62 | easily deceived |
1 gullible 2 compartment 3 lobby 4 spar 5 impending | |
| 63 | arrangement of parts so that balance is obtained; congruity; ADJ. symmetrical |
1 turbid 2 rectitude 3 humdrum 4 symmetry 5 nurture | |
| 64 | decode; CF. indecipherable |
1 decipher 2 indecision 3 aplomb 4 integrate 5 beholden | |
| 65 | pertaining to a bishop or pope; pompous or pretentious; CF. pontiff: pope; bishop |
1 fecundity 2 defalcate 3 compliance 4 pontifical 5 trek | |
| 66 | flattery; admiration that is more than is necessary or deserved |
1 infringe 2 sportive 3 prefatory 4 propinquity 5 adulation | |
| 67 | (of colors or surfaces) not bright; cloudy; overcast; boring; (of edge or sound) not sharp; not rapid; sluggish; slow in thinking and understanding; stupid; V. |
1 ageless 2 cremate 3 dull 4 collected 5 medley | |
| 68 | resulting from compulsion |
1 regime 2 pulsate 3 miscellaneous 4 compulsive 5 horticultural | |
| 69 | one of a family of mammals that nurse their offspring in a pouch(pocket of skin or leather); CF. kangaroo, opossum, wombat |
1 balmy 2 sovereign 3 marsupial 4 impromptu 5 egregious | |
| 70 | sale to collect money |
1 bazaar 2 gadget 3 nucleate 4 noose 5 disjunction | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | aggressiveness; ferocity; ADJ. truculent: aggressive; pugnacious; fierce |
1 inveterate 2 truculence 3 cult 4 cameo 5 incumbent | |
| 72 | official with power to administer the law |
1 magistrate 2 embellish 3 fancier 4 synthesis 5 aftermath | |
| 73 | motivate; activate; cause to act |
1 complementary 2 burrow 3 blotch 4 actuate 5 deliberate | |
| 74 | crush or grind into very small particles |
1 component 2 pulverize 3 dissemble 4 rectify 5 mast | |
| 75 | law enacted by the legislature |
1 vigilante 2 frond 3 rumple 4 statute 5 maleficent | |
| 76 | down; thin soft hair or feathers; lint |
1 gavel 2 exorbitant 3 fluff 4 expletive 5 appreciate | |
| 77 | corruption; turning from right to wrong |
1 culvert 2 irreparable 3 fodder 4 perversion 5 killjoy | |
| 78 | conquer; bring under control |
1 geniality 2 exodus 3 subjugate 4 tenant 5 bondage | |
| 79 | ornamental strip, as of wood or stone, used to decorate a surface |
1 hygiene 2 censor 3 amnesia 4 rave 5 molding | |
| 80 | brawl; fight; V: wear away or unravel by rubbing; have loose threads developing; cause to become worn out (a person's temper or nerves); CF. rub |
1 erroneous 2 ledger 3 fray 4 decadence 5 diaphanous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | loop formed in a rope |
1 noose 2 tact 3 compliant 4 sanguine 5 encipher | |
| 82 | traitor |
1 abdicate 2 resignation 3 inopportune 4 adjunct 5 turncoat | |
| 83 | daring; bold; N. audacity |
1 consonance 2 daze 3 audacious 4 complicity 5 amass | |
| 84 | unable to be doubted; which cannot be doubted; unquestionable |
1 amnesty 2 precipitate 3 betoken 4 indubitable 5 incinerate | |
| 85 | statues collectively |
1 horoscope 2 statuary 3 quibble 4 espouse 5 partition | |
| 86 | roundabout |
1 ghastly 2 effectual 3 enjoin 4 sinkhole 5 circuitous | |
| 87 | steering wheel of a ship; position of control |
1 quiver 2 tolerate 3 helm 4 tedium 5 fawning | |
| 88 | formal systematic inquiry; explanation of the results of a formal inquiry; long formal speech or written report |
1 disquisition 2 broil 3 abysmal 4 thrifty 5 satyr | |
| 89 | unchangeable |
1 fanfare 2 draught 3 demographic 4 excise 5 immutable | |
| 90 | introduce something into a larger whole; include; embody; give material form to; ADJ. |
1 reverie 2 incorporate 3 belittle 4 extricate 5 vacillate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | partnership; league; union of separate political parties |
1 psyche 2 coalition 3 execrable 4 exult 5 dart | |
| 92 | unbeliever (with respect to a particular religion) |
1 picker 2 d\'enouement 3 stanza 4 infidel 5 guy | |
| 93 | crookedly; slanted; at an angle |
1 portly 2 askew 3 voyeur 4 palate 5 malevolent | |
| 94 | place where beer is made |
1 conduit 2 brewery 3 masquerade 4 laconic 5 contrivance | |
| 95 | dangerous |
1 filibuster 2 miserly 3 cloture 4 hazardous 5 prop | |
| 96 | obsolete; old-fashioned; outdated |
1 repellent 2 antiquated 3 recidivism 4 gossamer 5 contend | |
| 97 | swayed by sentiment; appealing to the sentiments |
1 affiliation 2 calipers 3 sprout 4 sentimental 5 conduit | |
| 98 | harmful; causing injury |
1 indubitable 2 injurious 3 aberration 4 avantgarde 5 antediluvian | |
| 99 | arrest (a criminal); dread; perceive; N. apprehension |
1 insider 2 copious 3 incipient 4 apprehend 5 privation | |
| 100 | upstart; newly rich person |
1 hereafter 2 annul 3 menace 4 parvenu 5 vassal |