| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | long life; long duration |
1 log 2 seminary 3 tribulation 4 pessimism 5 longevity | |
| 2 | saying farewell; expression of leave-taking |
1 mirage 2 wring 3 valediction 4 apolitical 5 foppish | |
| 3 | small waterfall |
1 psyche 2 archetype 3 cascade 4 alimony 5 faculty | |
| 4 | signify; indicate; be a sign of |
1 cartilage 2 betoken 3 finite 4 aegis 5 harness | |
| 5 | walk slowly and aimlessly; lose coherence of thought or expression |
1 wander 2 cannibal 3 solemnity 4 postdate 5 ferocious | |
| 6 | old age; feeble-mindedness of old age; ADJ. senile: resulting from old age; showing the weakness of body or mind from old age; Ex. senile dementia |
1 n 2 senility 3 argot 4 euphoria 5 soggy | |
| 7 | indisputable; incontrovertible; undeniable |
1 irrefutable 2 pomposity 3 modish 4 gargoyle 5 beset | |
| 8 | discomposed; confused |
1 atheistic 2 wry 3 heyday 4 hubbub 5 discombobulated | |
| 9 | grandiloquent, pompous speech |
1 subservient 2 malady 3 boycott 4 reinstate 5 bombast | |
| 10 | white substance which smells and tastes of mint |
1 meteorology 2 expatiate 3 pulsate 4 menthol 5 detain | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | boorish; clumsy in speech or behavior; outlandish |
1 incinerate 2 psychiatrist 3 sedulous 4 genealogy 5 uncouth | |
| 12 | shrill, trumpet-like sound; kind of trumpet used in former times |
1 pushy 2 corollary 3 chicanery 4 clarion 5 insubordination | |
| 13 | existence; means of subsisting; means of support; livelihood; V. subsist: exist; maintain life (at a meager level) |
1 hypochondriac 2 pedagogue 3 subsistence 4 nihilist 5 fiend | |
| 14 | small weakness of character; slight fault; CF. feeble |
1 clavicle 2 foible 3 adversary 4 manifold 5 unctuous | |
| 15 | act or state of separation; disunity; CF. disjunctive: expressing a choice between two ideas; CF. conjunction; CF. conjunctive |
1 armada 2 stratified 3 phalanx 4 disjunction 5 rabid | |
| 16 | accidental; casual; happening by chance |
1 paucity 2 lowbrow 3 adventitious 4 clangor 5 plebiscite | |
| 17 | taking up again; recommencement; V. resume: begin or take up again; take or occupy again; Ex. Kindly resume your seats. |
1 resumption 2 wade 3 Machiavellian 4 apogee 5 protagonist | |
| 18 | scarcity; dearth |
1 reverent 2 importune 3 paucity 4 jocund 5 clique | |
| 19 | start a fire; ignite; inspire; arouse |
1 parallelism 2 regale 3 increment 4 truism 5 kindle | |
| 20 | (esp. of older people) vigorously active; nimble |
1 skewer 2 obsolete 3 spry 4 commonplace 5 advection | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | union; coalition; V. fuse |
1 moralistic 2 grotesque 3 fusion 4 hurl 5 sodden | |
| 22 | specialist in classifying (animals, etc.); CF. taxonomy: science of classification |
1 inimical 2 churlish 3 taxonomist 4 sidewalk 5 charisma | |
| 23 | large three-masted sailing ship |
1 galleon 2 delete 3 hew 4 allay 5 surveillance | |
| 24 | recognize; admit |
1 glare 2 archaic 3 bland 4 ramify 5 acknowledge | |
| 25 | talk idly; speak foolishly; boast idly |
1 prate 2 reconnaissance 3 misconstrue 4 vivisection 5 pugnacity | |
| 26 | put air into (a liquid) as by pressure; expose to fresh air for purification; oxygenate (blood) for respiration |
1 aerate 2 lachrymose 3 rhinestone 4 facsimile 5 ludicrous | |
| 27 | confuse; muddle; cause confusion; make needlessly complex; make so confused as to be difficult to understand |
1 effectual 2 arroyo 3 obfuscate 4 rousing 5 vertebrate | |
| 28 | hot sweet dish |
1 rectitude 2 retort 3 capricious 4 ursine 5 pudding | |
| 29 | lessen sadness or disappointment; give comfort; allay the sorrow of; N. consolation |
1 dapper 2 brocade 3 subservient 4 unimpeachable 5 console | |
| 30 | long for; yearn; languish from longing or grief; decline |
1 draught 2 brochure 3 fallow 4 pine 5 aghast | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | having the appearance of truth or reality; probable or likely to be true; plausible |
1 magnitude 2 hubbub 3 instrumental 4 verisimilar 5 advocate | |
| 32 | annoy; distress |
1 sultry 2 insurgent 3 gradation 4 purveyor 5 vex | |
| 33 | device for regulating the flow of a liquid as from pipe |
1 optimist 2 bouillon 3 faucet 4 elegy 5 rainfall | |
| 34 | pertinent; bearing upon(having connection with) the case at hand; appropriate |
1 disbar 2 rubric 3 harness 4 extrapolation 5 germane | |
| 35 | ease pain (without curing); make less severe or offensive (a crime or illness) |
1 malapropism 2 carat(karat) 3 enervate 4 sonnet 5 palliate | |
| 36 | witty saying; wisecrack(clever joking remark) |
1 witticism 2 cessation 3 slouch 4 sinewy 5 expostulation | |
| 37 | abstract; concise summing up of main points; concise summary of a text |
1 homeostasis 2 jug 3 pr\'ecis 4 inception 5 coalition | |
| 38 | complain; fuss; grumble; grouch; N: plump chicken like game bird |
1 collage 2 equivocal 3 grouse 4 imbecility 5 bacchanalian | |
| 39 | sift; separate the chaff from grain by blowing; separate good parts from bad; CF. wind |
1 winnow 2 unprepossessing 3 padre 4 apotheosis 5 apiculture | |
| 40 | join together; unite; N: crossbar used to joining two draft animals |
1 tenure 2 yoke 3 vitiate 4 compartment 5 petulant | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | (of buildings) likely to break or fall apart; of rickets; CF. rickets; CF. vitamin D |
1 disillusioned 2 upshot 3 rickety 4 apocalyptic 5 postulate | |
| 42 | decay of body tissue caused by insufficient blood supply (usually following injury); ADJ. gangrenous |
1 trifling 2 gangrene 3 ductile 4 manifesto 5 chaperon | |
| 43 | breathe out; OP. inhale |
1 exhale 2 ashen 3 fuse 4 usage 5 disjointed | |
| 44 | ring as of flowers or leaves |
1 wreath 2 gloss 3 sonorous 4 compatible 5 ligneous | |
| 45 | garland |
1 festoon 2 botch 3 agglomeration 4 advent 5 roil | |
| 46 | associate with; keep company; N: husband or wife (or a ruler) |
1 consort 2 insurgent 3 smug 4 dramatize 5 hazardous | |
| 47 | without exceptions; made without any doubt in mind; unqualified; absolute |
1 abeyance 2 categorical 3 magnify 4 sinkhole 5 casualty | |
| 48 | of a member of the cat family; N. |
1 distinct 2 lambaste 3 unravel 4 feline 5 epaulet(epaulette) | |
| 49 | indirect in speech (when something unpleasant must be said); hypocritical; evasive |
1 bewitch 2 foppish 3 untenable 4 supplicate 5 mealymouthed | |
| 50 | ADJ: having a purplish-blue color |
1 distinctive 2 violet 3 swill 4 bruise 5 rabble | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | addictive drug that reduces pain and induces sleep or stupor |
1 euphemism 2 docile 3 omniscient 4 narcotic 5 irreverence | |
| 52 | flat plain of mud or sand between branches of a river |
1 abut 2 delta 3 browbeat 4 infantile 5 withstand | |
| 53 | mixture as of metals; something added that lowers in value or purity; V: mix; make less pure; lower in value or quality; spoil; CF. unalloyed: not in mixture with other metals; pure; complete; unqualified; Ex. unalloyed happiness |
1 dilettante 2 lyric 3 alloy 4 representational 5 grandiloquent | |
| 54 | (esp. of a flower or leaf) many-colored |
1 gusto 2 edifice 3 variegated 4 antagonism 5 luster | |
| 55 | any gain above stipulated salary; Ex. perquisites such as free meals and a car |
1 gnarl 2 perquisite(perk) 3 juncture 4 warren 5 impropriety | |
| 56 | self-satisfaction; smugness; ADJ. complacent |
1 proof 2 crinkle 3 dysentery 4 shipment 5 complacency | |
| 57 | unpredictable; fickle |
1 centigrade 2 capricious 3 cultivated 4 undulating 5 rococo | |
| 58 | sorcery; magic |
1 dull 2 ichthyology 3 wizardry 4 acrid 5 prevaricate | |
| 59 | foretell; be a warning or sign of; N: presentiment; foreboding; omen |
1 genesis 2 surreptitious 3 parsimony 4 presage 5 vulnerable | |
| 60 | stretching; condition of being stretched; mental strain; strained relationship between groups or people |
1 sip 2 seclusion 3 tension 4 institutionalize 5 slaughter | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | deprived of (something valuable); lacking |
1 favoritism 2 cog 3 bereft 4 magnify 5 denounce | |
| 62 | related to dogs; doglike |
1 foray 2 heyday 3 carapace 4 funereal 5 canine | |
| 63 | move faster |
1 colonial 2 medley 3 persevere 4 accelerate 5 underwrite | |
| 64 | balance of opposing forces; balance of the mind; equanimity |
1 gregarious 2 embed 3 ordination 4 engross 5 equilibrium | |
| 65 | incapable of injury; impossible to damage or injure |
1 mischance 2 squalor 3 falsify 4 invulnerable 5 omnipotent | |
| 66 | opinion put forward and supported by reasoned arguments |
1 thesis 2 psychic 3 coagulate 4 cynical 5 dissonance | |
| 67 | rustic; country bumpkin; |
1 lassitude 2 amortize 3 yokel 4 imply 5 pigment | |
| 68 | agreement of interests or principles among a group |
1 erotic 2 solidarity 3 beget 4 gradation 5 gnarl | |
| 69 | like wood |
1 protract 2 ligneous 3 summary 4 d\'ecollet\'e 5 fanaticism | |
| 70 | lack of self-confidence or courage |
1 verisimilar 2 stratagem 3 repository 4 gong 5 timidity | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | boisterous laughter; V. |
1 nullify 2 dawdle 3 audacious 4 guffaw 5 bat | |
| 72 | full-bosomed; plump; jolly |
1 pontifical 2 wastrel 3 depose 4 buxom 5 gainsay | |
| 73 | vex; annoy or make angry (by testing the patience) |
1 feckless 2 exasperate 3 apex 4 connivance 5 retrospective | |
| 74 | false; based on a fallacy; misleading; N. fallacy: false idea or notion; false reasoning; Ex. popular fallacy; Ex. fallacy of the argument |
1 gestate 2 acne 3 crypt 4 fallacious 5 gnarled | |
| 75 | recollection; V. reminisce: recollect the past |
1 traumatic 2 reminiscence 3 lampoon 4 percolate 5 discerning | |
| 76 | poem or song expressing lamentation (for the dead); ADJ. elegiacal, elegiac |
1 geyser 2 jab 3 elegy 4 masochist 5 queue | |
| 77 | science of law |
1 commandeer 2 desultory 3 sedition 4 grovel 5 jurisprudence | |
| 78 | unintelligible; muddled; unable to express one's thoughts in an orderly manner; illogical; lacking cohesion; not coherent |
1 bookish 2 sedulous 3 ideology 4 acne 5 incoherent | |
| 79 | pastoral song; song for several singers without instruments |
1 centaur 2 madrigal 3 welt 4 demise 5 demoralize | |
| 80 | nourishing substance; ADJ: providing nourishment |
1 usage 2 entomology 3 nutrient 4 omnivorous 5 revelry | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | a kind of squirrel |
1 fanaticism 2 alacrity 3 garish 4 stride 5 chipmunk | |
| 82 | debark; go ashore (from a ship); unload cargo from a ship; CF. embark |
1 acme 2 belfry 3 disembark 4 hoof 5 solemnity | |
| 83 | middle class; selfishly materialistic; too interested in material possessions |
1 interregnum 2 prognosis 3 tassel 4 mortar 5 bourgeois | |
| 84 | thin; slim; rare |
1 listless 2 irremediable 3 mucus 4 adjoin 5 tenuous | |
| 85 | agree |
1 amenities 2 acne 3 accede 4 florid 5 usage | |
| 86 | employed; busy; betrothed; involved in conflict |
1 reinstate 2 verbatim 3 engaged 4 bowdlerize 5 insightful | |
| 87 | predict (according to present indications) |
1 prognosticate 2 spar 3 emissary 4 aorta 5 aseptic | |
| 88 | one that achieves unexpected success; something originally of little value or importance that in time becomes very valuable |
1 descry 2 whittle 3 girder 4 ursine 5 sleeper | |
| 89 | plant of the bean family with its seeds in a pod |
1 legume 2 extemporaneous 3 restraint 4 mosaic 5 tremulous | |
| 90 | force or push out; thrust out; shape (plastic or metal) by forcing through a die |
1 extol 2 cherubic 3 incredulous 4 credo 5 extrude | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | mercy killing |
1 ranger 2 omniscient 3 pollen 4 euthanasia 5 glide | |
| 92 | unintentionally; by oversight; carelessly |
1 inadvertently 2 rankle 3 acolyte 4 maladroit 5 superimpose | |
| 93 | gift made by a will; something handed down from an ancestor |
1 irrefutable 2 derogatory 3 pitfall 4 legacy 5 expiate | |
| 94 | period of time |
1 dyspeptic 2 retrospective 3 tusk 4 epoch 5 overwrought | |
| 95 | scanty; inadequate |
1 glow 2 eddy 3 altruistic 4 potable 5 meager | |
| 96 | social or moral custom; established practice; formal meeting; international agreement |
1 swill 2 convention 3 tartar 4 recline 5 flier | |
| 97 | support; act superior toward; treat in a condescending manner; be a customer of; N. patron: one that supports; regular customer; N. patronage; CF. boycott |
1 wander 2 patronize 3 indiscriminate 4 hardy 5 gambol | |
| 98 | deception; trickery |
1 inhibited 2 allegiance 3 malapropism 4 gossamer 5 artifice | |
| 99 | the state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes or opinions |
1 quay 2 raconteur 3 qualify 4 ambivalence 5 eccentric | |
| 100 | surrender; give up all resistance |
1 dune 2 capitulate 3 inarticulate 4 gnarl 5 academic |