Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | n. That which is near or bordering upon. |
1 querulous 2 syneresis 3 transfigure 4 adjacent 5 unlawful | |
2 | v. To force. |
1 posse 2 amorphous 3 raptorial 4 mastery 5 coerce | |
3 | v. To represent by sketch or diagram. |
1 timorous 2 prophesy 3 tribune 4 exemplify 5 delineate | |
4 | adj. Pertaining to the process of plant-life. |
1 vegetative 2 anesthetic 3 unbridled 4 foot-note 5 dissonance | |
5 | adj. Stealthy or sly, like the actions of a thief. |
1 stringency 2 hypothesis 3 furtive 4 grisly 5 massive | |
6 | n. Sexual or moral purity. |
1 fiducial 2 chastity 3 fanciless 4 regality 5 Decameron | |
7 | v. To relieve or vindicate from accusation, imputation, or blame. |
1 epidermis 2 upturn 3 exonerate 4 insulate 5 melodrama | |
8 | adj. That can not be restrained or kept down. |
1 monolith 2 irrepressible 3 contort 4 righteousness 5 levity | |
9 | n. The fact of not being present or available. |
1 introspect 2 maize 3 explicate 4 buoyancy 5 absence | |
10 | v. To give courage to. |
1 summary 2 invert 3 reinstate 4 embolden 5 detrude | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | n. That which is rubbed off. |
1 intermediate 2 insolent 3 scribble 4 service 5 abrasion | |
12 | n. Cessation. |
1 desistance 2 lucrative 3 velocity 4 debatable 5 deviate | |
13 | v. To involve; necessitate. |
1 repressible 2 penetrable 3 circumlocution 4 entail 5 polycracy | |
14 | n. Unlimited or infinite knowledge. |
1 workmanship 2 omniscience 3 protuberate 4 interrogative 5 hosiery | |
15 | v. To cause to last or to be known or remembered throughout a great or indefinite length of time. |
1 illegible 2 vituperable 3 wizen 4 immortalize 5 chasten | |
16 | n. The having, holding, or detention of property in one's power or command. |
1 midsummer 2 canto 3 sinuosity 4 overpass 5 possession | |
17 | v. To act as an officer or leader. |
1 dauntless 2 evasion 3 consort 4 malady 5 officiate | |
18 | adj. Lasting but a short time. |
1 momentary 2 germane 3 saponaceous 4 gosling 5 accelerate | |
19 | n. An arbitrary assemblage or group of stars. |
1 constellation 2 recreant 3 garrulous 4 contagious 5 course | |
20 | v. To deprive of something dishonestly. |
1 phonic 2 incapacitate 3 deliquesce 4 sociable 5 defraud | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | adj. Not essential under the circumstances. |
1 unnecessary 2 mishap 3 plurality 4 thermoelectric 5 complacence | |
22 | adj. A lawless or recklessly brutal fellow. |
1 ruffian 2 folk-lore 3 auricular 4 transferee 5 assailant | |
23 | v. To spend sparingly. |
1 economize 2 perjure 3 theocracy 4 paleontology 5 epicycloid | |
24 | n. A humorous play in dialogue and music, of more than one act. |
1 syllabication 2 derivative 3 regicide 4 adhesion 5 operetta | |
25 | v. To play tricks of sleight of hand. |
1 errant 2 derivative 3 breaker 4 absolution 5 juggle | |
26 | n. The process of fostering or promoting growth. |
1 insipid 2 comely 3 element 4 corporeal 5 nurture | |
27 | adj. Cowardly. |
1 datum 2 caitiff 3 erratic 4 vacate 5 bitterness | |
28 | n. A trinket. |
1 optimism 2 bauble 3 feudalism 4 forcible 5 heresy | |
29 | adj. Wordy. |
1 cohere 2 deprave 3 pentagon 4 verbose 5 effect | |
30 | v. To extend. |
1 misrule 2 contumacious 3 constellation 4 inaccurate 5 outstretch | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | n. Discontinuance, as of action or motion. |
1 heterodox 2 cessation 3 control 4 gigantic 5 trickery | |
32 | adj. Assured. |
1 explicate 2 shrinkage 3 confident 4 poesy 5 lithograph | |
33 | adj. Interfering with comfort or progress. |
1 inconvenient 2 onslaught 3 Antichrist 4 becalm 5 acquiesce | |
34 | n. An unprovoked attack. |
1 demented 2 aggression 3 quackery 4 creak 5 duckling | |
35 | n. A statement of religious faith or duty formulated by a body claiming authority. |
1 hydrous 2 dogma 3 indispensable 4 misbehavior 5 expanse | |
36 | adj. Greedy |
1 persevere 2 accordion 3 mercenary 4 nihilist 5 demonstrate | |
37 | v. To render ineffective or inoperative. |
1 equilibrium 2 enervate 3 cabal 4 comparative 5 benevolence | |
38 | adj. Surpassing. |
1 adulterant 2 inefficient 3 exclamation 4 peremptory 5 transcendent | |
39 | n. The state or feeling of trust in or reliance upon another. |
1 epitome 2 confidence 3 catholicity 4 rapt 5 transgress | |
40 | v. To separate the parts of by violence. |
1 insistent 2 merciful 3 rupture 4 catastrophe 5 immigrant | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | adj. Wandering. |
1 valediction 2 conducive 3 antemeridian 4 migratory 5 salutary | |
42 | v. To cause to assume a leaning or recumbent attitude or position. |
1 timbre 2 eligible 3 exorcise 4 recline 5 profuse | |
43 | v. To deprive of simplicity of mind or manner. |
1 disrobe 2 uproot 3 espy 4 lactic 5 sophisticate | |
44 | n. The act of selling. |
1 vendition 2 imbrue 3 diffidence 4 sophistry 5 reflection | |
45 | v. To prevent or obstruct the operation of. |
1 baleful 2 lyre 3 contravene 4 depth 5 dispossess | |
46 | n. Knowledge of events before they take place. |
1 explosion 2 prescience 3 aghast 4 specialize 5 privilege | |
47 | adj. Marked by extreme suffering. |
1 torturous 2 sear 3 seminary 4 foresee 5 norm | |
48 | n. One who is unlawfully and immorally a lover or a mistress. |
1 monarchy 2 circumnavigate 3 compression 4 ichthyic 5 paramour | |
49 | n. One who narrates anything. |
1 militant 2 donor 3 crusade 4 narrator 5 existence | |
50 | n. The final point or goal. |
1 adjacency 2 sergeant-major 3 colloquial 4 terminus 5 quarter | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | n. Self-restraint with respect to desires, appetites, and passion. |
1 misrepresent 2 genealogy 3 evert 4 sonata 5 continence | |
52 | v. To drive out or away. |
1 extrude 2 gastritis 3 deciduous 4 cadence 5 genesis | |
53 | adj. Fitted to serve as a model or example worthy of imitation. |
1 carnal 2 exemplary 3 genealogy 4 imaginable 5 impermissible | |
54 | v. To emit or send forth sparks or little flashes of light. |
1 scintillate 2 emulate 3 fluctuate 4 preponderate 5 trickery | |
55 | v. To draw into entanglement, literally or figuratively. |
1 irreparable 2 chancery 3 perfidy 4 involve 5 protective | |
56 | n. Poetry. |
1 skeptic 2 refute 3 poesy 4 overstride 5 disputation | |
57 | n. A duplicate executed by the artist himself, and regarded, equally with the first, as an original. |
1 similar 2 despite 3 simile 4 replica 5 relinquish | |
58 | n. A coming into view. |
1 bole 2 emergence 3 misdemeanor 4 hindmost 5 precedential | |
59 | n. The ethical doctrine that actions are right because they are useful or of beneficial tendency. |
1 prodigy 2 retch 3 geniality 4 utilitarianism 5 stringency | |
60 | n. A judgment or opinion formed without due examination of the facts. |
1 upheaval 2 prejudice 3 stratagem 4 distrust 5 misnomer | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | adj. Affecting the sense of taste. |
1 ardor 2 rationalism 3 negation 4 artful 5 sapid | |
62 | n. Idiosyncrasy. |
1 resent 2 abrade 3 eccentricity 4 repress 5 violoncello | |
63 | v. To rouse to activity or to quickened action. |
1 stimulate 2 portent 3 voluptuous 4 prohibition 5 controller | |
64 | v. To enlarge in all directions. |
1 occult 2 dilate 3 pledgeor 4 thrall 5 hoard | |
65 | n. Trade forbidden by law or treaty. |
1 contraband 2 inconceivable 3 Iliad 4 antilogy 5 querulous | |
66 | n. Unwillingness. |
1 reluctance 2 buffoon 3 calculable 4 literature 5 vagabond | |
67 | n. Essential likeness. |
1 disobedience 2 piteous 3 typographical 4 parallelism 5 verity | |
68 | v. To restore brightness or beauty to. |
1 furbish 2 hostility 3 irate 4 theocrasy 5 disseminate | |
69 | n. An elaborate or formal public speech. |
1 oration 2 seer 3 culprit 4 protract 5 precipitate | |
70 | n. One of the heavenly bodies as a source of light. |
1 revise 2 cession 3 shiftless 4 luminary 5 imperative | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | n. Doubt or uncertainty regarding a question of moral right or duty. |
1 ominous 2 moratorium 3 liqueur 4 instantaneous 5 scruple | |
72 | n. A deep crack or fissure in the ice of a glacier. |
1 misanthropic 2 cull 3 crevasse 4 mouthful 5 predominate | |
73 | inter. Good-by; farewell. |
1 subjacent 2 preamble 3 superintendence 4 connubial 5 adieu | |
74 | n. Any scheme or recipe of a charlatan character. |
1 invalidate 2 irrational 3 disyllable 4 winsome 5 nostrum | |
75 | adv. With directness. |
1 sinuosity 2 productive 3 statecraft 4 forthright 5 evoke | |
76 | n. A slight deviation from what is right, proper, or just. |
1 lapse 2 typify 3 benignant 4 decalogue 5 confectionery | |
77 | n. A land-measurer. |
1 demeanor 2 recreant 3 capillary 4 protuberate 5 surveyor | |
78 | n. A portion of a structure which projects or hangs over. |
1 derrick 2 overhang 3 flection 4 perjure 5 plural | |
79 | n. One who earns his bread by manual labor. |
1 carcass 2 misdemeanor 3 vernacular 4 phonetic 5 working-man | |
80 | n. An instrument for determining the density of solids and liquids by flotation. |
1 pestilent 2 luminous 3 miscreant 4 hydrometer 5 opulent | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | n. An object of favor or choice. |
1 insipid 2 psychopathic 3 preference 4 sedulous 5 moralist | |
82 | n. A vain boaster. |
1 lovable 2 fretful 3 braggart 4 panorama 5 futurist | |
83 | adj. Unadvisable. |
1 curtsy 2 octagon 3 pharmacy 4 inexpedient 5 lactic | |
84 | v. To prove true, right, or real. |
1 illicit 2 repine 3 vindicate 4 approbation 5 bronchitis | |
85 | v. To move faster. |
1 mastery 2 subtle 3 deceit 4 modify 5 accelerate | |
86 | adj. Mischievous. |
1 salient 2 regale 3 infinite 4 maleficent 5 specious | |
87 | v. To puncture slightly with fine, sharp points. |
1 antenatal 2 demagogue 3 superfluity 4 prickle 5 precarious | |
88 | n. A net to be drawn along the bottom of the water. |
1 partisan 2 dragnet 3 tractable 4 brine 5 gratification | |
89 | n. Chemical or person who starts a fire-literally or figuratively. |
1 extremity 2 evert 3 literature 4 insomnia 5 incendiary | |
90 | n. unnecessary activity or ceremony. |
1 epigram 2 emaciate 3 ado 4 conquer 5 metropolis | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | adj. Retired from active service but retained to an honorary position. |
1 propellant 2 repudiate 3 revocation 4 emeritus 5 momentum | |
92 | n. The intellectual and moral tendencies that characterize any age or epoch. |
1 extremity 2 zeitgeist 3 inscribe 4 insatiable 5 accursed | |
93 | n. Kindness of feeling, disposition, or manner. |
1 impermissible 2 retinue 3 logician 4 benignity 5 participate | |
94 | n. hot winds from Africa. |
1 belate 2 sirocco 3 nonchalance 4 depreciation 5 accuracy | |
95 | n. Landowner. |
1 inherence 2 nonpareil 3 irritant 4 momentary 5 landholder | |
96 | v. To become dull or inert. |
1 innovate 2 recur 3 aloof 4 stagnate 5 altar | |
97 | v. To turn inside out. |
1 transfuse 2 treatise 3 complement 4 kingship 5 evert | |
98 | n. A foreigner who enters a country to settle there. |
1 bodice 2 recrudescent 3 immigrant 4 personage 5 precedence | |
99 | adj. Habitually engaged in licentious or lewd practices. |
1 protege 2 upheaval 3 lyric 4 dutiable 5 immoral | |
100 | n. The junction of two bodies at an equally divided angle. |
1 tranquil 2 alias 3 comport 4 promissory 5 miter |