| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | transparent; limpid(crystal clear); clear in meaning; easy to understand |
1 venture 2 reprehensible 3 pellucid 4 nefarious 5 plaster | |
| 2 | incurable; uncorrectable; impossible to remedy |
1 falter 2 workaday 3 mint 4 shrew 5 irremediable | |
| 3 | done at once without attention to details or rules (as in punishments); Ex. He was summarily dismissed. |
1 summary 2 antler 3 nexus 4 beatitude 5 clipper | |
| 4 | pertaining to the moon |
1 sensitization 2 stentorian 3 oblivion 4 lunar 5 deify | |
| 5 | arrival |
1 interpolate 2 advent 3 ossify 4 gruesome 5 incipient | |
| 6 | spotted |
1 homely 2 felicity 3 overhaul 4 pall 5 dappled | |
| 7 | freeze; coagulate |
1 dote 2 callow 3 vaunted 4 physiological 5 congeal | |
| 8 | view with disfavor |
1 refectory 2 atypical 3 libertine 4 discountenance 5 concise | |
| 9 | made up of a variety of parts |
1 swelter 2 pulsate 3 defoliate 4 patio 5 miscellaneous | |
| 10 | beak(bill); pen point |
1 corroborate 2 nib 3 exculpate 4 license 5 supplant | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | capricious; fanciful; amusingly strange |
1 acme 2 physiological 3 whimsical 4 adherent 5 militant | |
| 12 | suave; refined in manner; elegant |
1 brisk 2 urbane 3 conceit 4 gradation 5 solstice | |
| 13 | bored with pleasure or dissipation; uninterested or bored |
1 simile 2 bombardment 3 feasible 4 blas\'e 5 maneuver(maneuver) | |
| 14 | hateful; spiteful; expressing malice; N. malice: desire to harm others; spite |
1 carnage 2 parchment 3 epithet 4 malicious 5 mellifluous | |
| 15 | crush; quash; suppress |
1 facsimile 2 squash 3 glossary 4 clout 5 cataclysm | |
| 16 | large vehicle drawn by a horse over snow or ice |
1 sleigh 2 solemnity 3 whinny 4 mock 5 meek | |
| 17 | lawyer in the lower court of law |
1 motility 2 insider 3 paradox 4 repeal 5 solicitor | |
| 18 | waste; spend foolishly |
1 calorific 2 aegis 3 ratify 4 squander 5 repast | |
| 19 | lack of harmony; absurdity; ADJ. incongruous: lacking in harmony; inappropriate |
1 infirmity 2 saline 3 gibberish 4 stratified 5 incongruity | |
| 20 | give a bodily form to; incorporate; include |
1 pusillanimous 2 dent 3 embody 4 pastoral 5 tread | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | loiter; hang around; waste time doing nothing |
1 vigilante 2 impertinent 3 conformist 4 tugboat 5 dawdle | |
| 22 | suffering from a disease; destroyed |
1 fawning 2 filler 3 languish 4 strive 5 blighted | |
| 23 | inflammatory disorder of the lower intestinal tract |
1 ineffectual 2 pine 3 dysentery 4 excise 5 veterinarian | |
| 24 | plot outline; screenplay(script for a movie); opera libretto; outline of possible future events |
1 beneficiary 2 scenario 3 obstetrician 4 narcosis 5 erratic | |
| 25 | flat part of a knife, propeller, oar, or bat; long flat leaf of grass; |
1 gawk 2 blade 3 mischance 4 undertaker 5 epistemologist | |
| 26 | confused; lost in thought; preoccupied |
1 coalition 2 inoculate 3 detain 4 iconoclastic 5 bemused | |
| 27 | stinging; acrid; sharp in taste or smell; (of speech or writing) caustic; N. pungency |
1 stoke 2 valediction 3 assay 4 disquietude 5 pungent | |
| 28 | (animal, person, or plant) inhabitant or resident of a particular place; regular visitor |
1 exhume 2 denizen 3 tipple 4 ventriloquist 5 credulity | |
| 29 | helpful; useful; advantageous |
1 enclave 2 artisan 3 nihilist 4 gangway 5 beneficial | |
| 30 | fits of depression or gloom; ADJ. moody: given to changeable moods; subject to periods of depression; gloomy CF. mood: state of mind or emotion |
1 moodiness 2 agronomy 3 vivify 4 quench 5 gullible | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | mixture of rock fragments or pebbles |
1 gravel 2 fluctuate 3 aberration 4 holism 5 uproar | |
| 32 | circle of flowers of leaves (worn round the neck for decoration or as a sign of victory); V. |
1 molecule 2 garland 3 bouillon 4 pellucid 5 patois | |
| 33 | unconventional (in an artistic way) |
1 embark 2 germ 3 ventriloquist 4 bohemian 5 stomp | |
| 34 | linear strand of DNA in the nucleus of cells |
1 chromosome 2 cohesion 3 crevice 4 moodiness 5 brusque | |
| 35 | study of prehistoric life or fossils; CF. paleo-: ancient or prehistoric; Ex. paleography: study of ancient written documents |
1 nullify 2 rite 3 colonial 4 incongruity 5 paleontology | |
| 36 | wise saying; proverb |
1 alimony 2 duplicity 3 overhaul 4 unfledged 5 adage | |
| 37 | sharp projection from fishhook, arrow, or other object; openly cutting remark |
1 quip 2 perigee 3 barb 4 potentate 5 headlong | |
| 38 | destroy or wear away gradually by chemical action (over a long period) |
1 corrode 2 handbill 3 galleon 4 august 5 calibrate | |
| 39 | of real matter; relevant; significant; important; having a connection |
1 ordinance 2 material 3 intermediary 4 forthright 5 hatchet | |
| 40 | felt in one's inner organs; N. viscera: internal body organs; CF. eviscerate |
1 comatose 2 prosperity 3 visceral 4 audit 5 sophistry | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | gold and silver in the form of bars |
1 insensate 2 well-bred 3 kudos 4 generic 5 bullion | |
| 42 | separated; alienated; V. estrange: alienate (people in a family); N. estrangement |
1 interjection 2 sole 3 inventory 4 estranged 5 vivisection | |
| 43 | explain |
1 expound 2 conception 3 catcall 4 faculty 5 exodus | |
| 44 | occupying a lower rank; inferior; submissive; N. V: put in a lower rank or class |
1 fertile 2 tension 3 gloss_over 4 subordinate 5 debutante | |
| 45 | parliamentary procedure by which debate is ended and an immediate vote is taken; CF. closure |
1 elliptical 2 estranged 3 cloture 4 feign 5 acidulous | |
| 46 | lure; persuade to do (something wrong); attract; tempt |
1 entice 2 canal 3 sledge 4 disparage 5 worldly | |
| 47 | outer part of the skin |
1 bile 2 repellent 3 epidermis 4 menagerie 5 orb | |
| 48 | dull; impassive; showing little emotion when strong feelings are expected |
1 stolid 2 objective 3 chorus 4 sacrilegious 5 emaciated | |
| 49 | oversimplified |
1 gratuity 2 tanker 3 serendipity 4 leave-taking 5 simplistic | |
| 50 | flattened narrow fold in cloth; (, ) ; V. |
1 apprise 2 petrify 3 snicker 4 pleat 5 foist | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | lack of the basic necessities or comforts of life; hardship; want; CF. deprive |
1 titter 2 drama 3 matin\'ee(matinee) 4 epistle 5 privation | |
| 52 | headland |
1 schematic 2 ludicrous 3 purchase 4 orientation 5 promontory | |
| 53 | trial sheet of printed material; trial photographic print |
1 cure 2 compulsion 3 agape 4 kernel 5 proof | |
| 54 | exhibiting little interest or enthusiasm |
1 adage 2 simile 3 halfhearted 4 novice 5 evict | |
| 55 | thoroughly soaked; dull or stupid as if from drink |
1 sodden 2 ingest 3 caulk 4 abeyance 5 vista | |
| 56 | hairpiece worn to cover a bald spot; CF. transformation: |
1 polarize 2 misgivings 3 heckler 4 fumble 5 toupee | |
| 57 | shine brightly without a flame (as of eyes or metals); show redness and heat (in the face) after hard work or because of strong feelings; N: light produced by a heated body; brilliance of a color |
1 discount 2 detrimental 3 glow 4 satire 5 carol | |
| 58 | hypnotic state; ecstatic state; detachment from one's physical surrounding (as in contemplation or daydreaming); CF. transition |
1 indite 2 declivity 3 iris 4 trance 5 pecuniary | |
| 59 | shorten |
1 lullaby 2 suffragist 3 abbreviate 4 intermittent 5 decadence | |
| 60 | cause to become sick; fill with disgust; fill nausea |
1 demographic 2 emancipate 3 heedless 4 cosmic 5 nauseate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | careful in choosing; having an effect only on certain things; not general; Ex. eclectic weed killer |
1 bruise 2 unlettered 3 epistemologist 4 selective 5 cede | |
| 62 | examine and compare in order to verify authenticity; arrange in order (the sheets of a book before they are bound) |
1 asunder 2 traumatic 3 collate 4 prefatory 5 simian | |
| 63 | person who is kept as a prisoner by an enemy so that the other side will do what the enemy demands |
1 oath 2 hostage 3 scaffold 4 brocade 5 reactionary | |
| 64 | minor objection or complaint; V: raise minor objections; carp; cavil |
1 quibble 2 hypothetical 3 refute 4 hew 5 engulf | |
| 65 | something (or medicine) that increases health, strength, or confidence; first note; key note; ADJ. |
1 career 2 ichthyology 3 potentate 4 supplicant 5 tonic | |
| 66 | show clearly |
1 blizzard 2 evince 3 grotto 4 dexterous 5 prop | |
| 67 | pertaining to cultivation of gardens; N. horticulture: science or art of cultivating fruits, vegetables, or ornamental plants; CF. agriculture: science or art of farming or growing crops |
1 sportive 2 horticultural 3 chronic 4 platonic 5 exhale | |
| 68 | be excessively fond of; show signs of mental decline |
1 rabble 2 motley 3 potion 4 disillusion 5 dote | |
| 69 | pure; thin and transparent; very steep |
1 genesis 2 heedless 3 blowhard 4 sheer 5 axle | |
| 70 | sizeable; fairly large |
1 cull 2 sizable 3 rickety 4 scowl 5 pudding | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | exhibiting art or skill; deceitful; cunning; CF. artifice |
1 aegis 2 fancied 3 graphic 4 expository 5 artful | |
| 72 | someone who can make his or her voice seem to come from another person or thing (without moving lips or jaws); N. ventriloquism, ventriloquy |
1 enervate 2 cogitate 3 adjunct 4 ventriloquist 5 paroxysm | |
| 73 | soft and mild (of air); fragrant |
1 foil 2 tawny 3 willful 4 balmy 5 potential | |
| 74 | one who feigns illness to escape duty; V. malinger: feign illness to avoid work |
1 convoluted 2 malingerer 3 severity 4 insurgent 5 dearth | |
| 75 | quick sharp reply; V. |
1 retort 2 jingoist 3 atypical 4 unlettered 5 clapper | |
| 76 | missile; fired or thrown object (such as stone or bullet) |
1 sunder 2 intrepid 3 projectile 4 comprise 5 pathogen | |
| 77 | hesitate; weaken in purpose or action; walk or move unsteadily through weakness; N. |
1 tiptoe 2 falter 3 grumble 4 incumbent 5 asylum | |
| 78 | (of people or animals) sturdy; robust; (of plants) able to stand inclement(stormy) weather |
1 accord 2 specious 3 agape 4 surly 5 hardy | |
| 79 | causing nausea; feeling nausea |
1 mammoth 2 obsolete 3 nauseous 4 limp 5 levee | |
| 80 | soft material used to fill, give shape, or protect against injury |
1 equanimity 2 pad 3 masochist 4 brochure 5 inflated | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | ornamental horizontal band on a wall |
1 surge 2 frieze 3 ecologist 4 lurk 5 transitory | |
| 82 | having many forms |
1 multiform 2 execrate 3 silo 4 nutrition 5 disingenuous | |
| 83 | outmoded; no longer used |
1 jug 2 obsolete 3 pulse 4 canter 5 trigger | |
| 84 | short simple story teaching a moral |
1 prefigure 2 gruel 3 raspy 4 slate 5 parable | |
| 85 | clearly different from others of the same kind |
1 distinctive 2 engaging 3 emulate 4 impious 5 limber | |
| 86 | one who studies the skin and its diseases |
1 floe 2 dermatologist 3 ablution 4 imperceptible 5 resolution | |
| 87 | make greater in size or effect; cause to appear greater; exaggerate |
1 behoove(behove) 2 boggle 3 monumental 4 magnify 5 distend | |
| 88 | drink in |
1 conundrum 2 sequel 3 imbibe 4 aerie, aery, eyrie, eyry 5 consort | |
| 89 | excessively enthusiastic expression of feeling; musical composition of irregular form (as if made up as one plays it) |
1 allocate 2 colon 3 archaeology 4 endemic 5 rhapsody | |
| 90 | devoutness; reverence for God; ADJ. pious |
1 odious 2 crave 3 candor 4 piety 5 anarchy | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | talkative; N. loquacity |
1 decipher 2 artifacts 3 loquacious 4 deranged 5 abstract | |
| 92 | engaging; V. arrest: catch and fix (someone's attention); Ex. The bright lights arrested the baby's attention. |
1 sublime 2 indulgent 3 indigence 4 arresting 5 gallows | |
| 93 | narrow-mindedness; isolation; ADJ. insular: of an island; isolated; narrow-minded; CF. peninsula |
1 girder 2 wily 3 auspicious 4 sophisticated 5 insularity | |
| 94 | conspicuously wicked, bad, or offensive; blatant; outrageous |
1 flagrant 2 natation 3 prominent 4 accommodate 5 mantle | |
| 95 | cross-bar that forms the steps of a ladder |
1 pride 2 frivolous 3 rung 4 impede 5 contraband | |
| 96 | funeral song; slow mournful piece of music (sung over a dead person) |
1 determinate 2 dirge 3 infallible 4 airy 5 metallurgical | |
| 97 | adorn; ornament; enhance as a story (by adding fictitious details) |
1 caustic 2 bereft 3 inductive 4 embellish 5 carillon | |
| 98 | member of the working class; blue collar guy; N. proletariat: working class (who have to work for wages) |
1 prate 2 proletarian 3 spoilsport 4 foresight 5 apostate | |
| 99 | infringe; encroach; influence; touch; collide with; Ex. The effects are impinging on every aspect of our lives. |
1 mortician 2 impinge 3 advert 4 inestimable 5 whimsical | |
| 100 | sailing vessel built for great speed |
1 catalyst 2 wily 3 premonitory 4 clipper 5 phlegmatic |