| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | adj. Vacillating. |
1 prim 2 accordion 3 hesitant 4 fluctuate 5 transcript | |
| 2 | n. Uneasiness of mind occasioned by desire, anxiety, or fear. |
1 solicitude 2 penultimate 3 sacrifice 4 deport 5 carrion | |
| 3 | adj. Knowing and understanding only the ordinary and the obvious. |
1 superficial 2 extricate 3 irrepressible 4 feudalism 5 treacherous | |
| 4 | v. To refuse to have anything to do with. |
1 admissible 2 projection 3 repudiate 4 claimant 5 rein | |
| 5 | n. One who keeps drugs for sale and puts up prescriptions. |
1 mockery 2 apothecary 3 emulate 4 arrival 5 sediment | |
| 6 | n. Line of motion or direction. |
1 course 2 constituent 3 arrant 4 guzzle 5 leaven | |
| 7 | v. To make more sharp, severe, or virulent. |
1 harbinger 2 vapid 3 jocular 4 exacerbate 5 alleviate | |
| 8 | adj. Easily set on fire or excited. |
1 homogeneous 2 hibernal 3 inflammable 4 investigator 5 armory | |
| 9 | n. Amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of 1 kilogram of water 1 degree centigrade. |
1 underwrite 2 calorie 3 Occident 4 stanza 5 bric-a-brac | |
| 10 | n. Courage. |
1 optician 2 actionable 3 mettle 4 sarcasm 5 alderman | |
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| 11 | n. A grass cultivated for forage and cereal. |
1 enamor 2 moralist 3 millet 4 disinterested 5 mealy-mouthed | |
| 12 | n. Foolish daring. |
1 pellucid 2 monosyllable 3 consonance 4 encomium 5 hardihood | |
| 13 | v. To describe by distinctive marks or peculiarities. |
1 characterize 2 deport 3 equivocal 4 alienable 5 penultimate | |
| 14 | adj. Small in quantity or importance. |
1 bureau 2 abstruse 3 inconsiderable 4 excitable 5 tarnish | |
| 15 | n. Any small engraved or carved work in relief. |
1 comport 2 light-hearted 3 cameo 4 fervor 5 hypodermic | |
| 16 | n. The act of giving for a common purpose. |
1 reflector 2 diacritical 3 immigrant 4 contribution 5 timorous | |
| 17 | adj. Impudent. |
1 fanciless 2 insolent 3 vortex 4 scope 5 forth | |
| 18 | n. The act or state or conforming. |
1 monastery 2 recognizance 3 autocracy 4 foreigner 5 conformance | |
| 19 | adj. Easy to manage. |
1 irrefrangible 2 effervescent 3 ligature 4 docile 5 oaken | |
| 20 | n. Anything that destroys or restrains the growth of putrefactive micro-organisms. |
1 nowadays 2 physiocracy 3 overstride 4 garrote 5 antiseptic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | adj. Humble. |
1 reverent 2 reestablish 3 impassive 4 repugnance 5 merciful | |
| 22 | n. A villain. |
1 perusal 2 mollify 3 miscreant 4 omission 5 statuette | |
| 23 | v. To preserve from extinction or oblivion. |
1 peccable 2 perpetuate 3 diffusible 4 seer 5 indescribable | |
| 24 | v. To yield. |
1 garrote 2 redolent 3 impermissible 4 relent 5 privilege | |
| 25 | v. To deaden the sound of, as by wraps. |
1 herbaceous 2 divisor 3 muffle 4 incongruous 5 maniac | |
| 26 | n. A mule-driver. |
1 isle 2 melodrama 3 discover 4 efface 5 muleteer | |
| 27 | n. Openwork of metal or wood, formed by crossing or interlacing strips or bars. |
1 perennial 2 lattice 3 outright 4 resurrection 5 vegetation | |
| 28 | n. Superstitious devotion to one's religion. |
1 unaffected 2 demonstrate 3 cabalism 4 mythology 5 undulate | |
| 29 | adj. Veracious. |
1 portend 2 truthful 3 allotment 4 emit 5 adieu | |
| 30 | n. Anything gained, or made one's own, usually by effort or labor. |
1 convalescence 2 acquisition 3 innovate 4 blaze 5 comparative | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | n. Any one of various tall rush-like plants growing in damp ground or water. |
1 bulrush 2 legible 3 cabal 4 avalanche 5 light-hearted | |
| 32 | n. The quality of curving in and out. |
1 dearth 2 misdeed 3 sinuosity 4 modification 5 mandatory | |
| 33 | n. A stringed instrument held between the player's knees. |
1 infallible 2 bilateral 3 itinerary 4 paralyze 5 violoncello | |
| 34 | v. To deny oneself. |
1 disarrange 2 emblem 3 forgo 4 ridicule 5 loiterer | |
| 35 | n. A first appearance in society or on the stage. |
1 mismanage 2 debut 3 denominate 4 supplementary 5 consonance | |
| 36 | n. Sleeplessness. |
1 levee 2 arrange 3 edible 4 preface 5 insomnia | |
| 37 | n. The union of a man and a woman in marriage. |
1 contagious 2 perversity 3 submersion 4 matrimony 5 investigator | |
| 38 | adv. With knowledge and by design. |
1 equilibrium 2 midwife 3 carnal 4 transfer 5 wittingly | |
| 39 | n. An instrumental prelude to an opera, oratorio, or ballet. |
1 fancier 2 competent 3 lingua 4 impulsive 5 overture | |
| 40 | n. The right, power, or liberty of choosing. |
1 option 2 potency 3 resistive 4 pitiful 5 extempore | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | adj. Quinqeuvalent. |
1 pentavalent 2 laggard 3 concerto 4 sequel 5 trepidation | |
| 42 | adj. Perceptible by touch. |
1 retrograde 2 ulterior 3 tangible 4 liturgy 5 appellate | |
| 43 | adj. Supreme in authority. |
1 fumigate 2 betrothal 3 antiquate 4 circumnavigate 5 paramount | |
| 44 | n. A levy, by government, of a fixed contribution. |
1 bereave 2 abstinence 3 violation 4 wrest 5 taxation | |
| 45 | n. One of a class of persons or things regarded as representative of the class. |
1 rapine 2 specimen 3 pillage 4 trestle 5 merciful | |
| 46 | v. To turn the front or principal side of (a thing) toward any person or object. |
1 irritancy 2 obvert 3 nettle 4 arborescent 5 interrupt | |
| 47 | adj. Of excellence and splendor. |
1 hideous 2 dexterity 3 humanize 4 transcribe 5 glorious | |
| 48 | v. To return to a former place or condition. |
1 octagon 2 grievous 3 interdict 4 regress 5 sorcery | |
| 49 | adj. A temporary discontinuance. |
1 blithe 2 intermittent 3 hypocrisy 4 verify 5 fez | |
| 50 | n. A complete series of connected military operations. |
1 equivalent 2 campaign 3 monocracy 4 supplementary 5 vehement | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | n. A figure of speech that consists in the naming of a thing by one of its attributes. |
1 anarchy 2 metonymy 3 depreciation 4 vegetation 5 devise | |
| 52 | n. A monastic house. |
1 priory 2 naturally 3 confiscate 4 outright 5 naphtha | |
| 53 | adj. Involving the moving of water, of the force exerted by water in motion. |
1 optician 2 missive 3 hydraulic 4 ennoble 5 irksome | |
| 54 | v. To show by example. |
1 capitulate 2 perspicacity 3 exemplify 4 metaphysician 5 blithesome | |
| 55 | n. Self-distrust. |
1 misrepresent 2 hindmost 3 diffidence 4 indiscriminate 5 jaundice | |
| 56 | v. To eject. |
1 oust 2 nonpareil 3 inception 4 buoyant 5 subjection | |
| 57 | n. The study and collection of stamps. |
1 eliminate 2 philately 3 gratuitous 4 specie 5 sibilant | |
| 58 | adj. Pertaining to ships, seamen, or navigation. |
1 felonious 2 posit 3 hoard 4 votive 5 nautical | |
| 59 | adj. Convulsive. |
1 chaos 2 mausoleum 3 spasmodic 4 insignificance 5 louse | |
| 60 | n. A wooden hammer. |
1 mallet 2 antitoxin 3 pamphleteer 4 vociferance 5 misapprehend | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | n. Want of power to apprehend, understand, and manage. |
1 eatable 2 iridescence 3 absence 4 blaspheme 5 incapacity | |
| 62 | n. An open pan or basin for holding live coals. |
1 Neolithic 2 brazier 3 evanesce 4 prohibitory 5 theological | |
| 63 | n. A brief explanation or address to the reader, at the beginning of a book. |
1 aqueous 2 stanza 3 inadvertent 4 preface 5 sear | |
| 64 | v. To unfold or expand. |
1 evolve 2 profession 3 divagation 4 desert 5 heterogeneous | |
| 65 | n. A vivid glowing flame. |
1 simplify 2 aspirant 3 blaze 4 disown 5 pugnacious | |
| 66 | n. The passion for collecting books. |
1 ailment 2 bursar 3 devious 4 onslaught 5 bibliomania | |
| 67 | v. To mar or disfigure the face or external surface of. |
1 ennoble 2 felicitate 3 deface 4 inquisitive 5 perfunctory | |
| 68 | n. A servile flatterer, especially of those in authority or influence. |
1 triplicity 2 sycophant 3 ornate 4 repressible 5 avocation | |
| 69 | n. Any strong fortress. |
1 transient 2 citadel 3 albeit 4 accusation 5 persuadable | |
| 70 | v. To get first sight or knowledge of, as something previously unknown or unperceived. |
1 baize 2 brigand 3 angular 4 discover 5 regnant | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | n. A small dagger. |
1 pageant 2 eatable 3 stiletto 4 believe 5 tangency | |
| 72 | v. To summon or cause to assemble. |
1 corrosion 2 convene 3 spurious 4 venerable 5 metropolis | |
| 73 | adj. Connected, extended, or prolonged without separation or interruption of sequence. |
1 abase 2 altruist 3 continuous 4 courageous 5 bombast | |
| 74 | n. A spoken or written laudation of a person's life or character. |
1 defendant 2 eulogy 3 regality 4 anode 5 immortalize | |
| 75 | n. Dweller. |
1 conveyance 2 indiscreet 3 extraordinary 4 profligate 5 habitant | |
| 76 | v. To handle tenderly and lovingly. |
1 fondle 2 liturgy 3 anagram 4 ductile 5 magnitude | |
| 77 | n. A place or structure dangerous to human life. |
1 persuade 2 panel 3 incomprehensible 4 man-trap 5 purloin | |
| 78 | adv. Without preparation. |
1 eject 2 vivisection 3 anemia 4 gourmand 5 offhand | |
| 79 | n. The poisonous fluid that certain animals secrete. |
1 pervert 2 Nemesis 3 askance 4 gaily 5 venom | |
| 80 | adj. Observant and exact in points of time. |
1 termagant 2 punctual 3 phosphorescence 4 obnoxious 5 extensor | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | n. A musical composition during which the first part or subject is repeated several times. |
1 masterpiece 2 bleak 3 rondo 4 flag-officer 5 wholly | |
| 82 | v. To walk about. |
1 midsummer 2 contumacy 3 perambulate 4 fallible 5 blaspheme | |
| 83 | v. To free from deception, as by apprising of the real state of affairs. |
1 descent 2 undeceive 3 weal 4 profligate 5 surrogate | |
| 84 | n. A peculiar sense in which an English word or phrase is used in the United States. |
1 judgment 2 entirety 3 intromit 4 nowadays 5 Americanism | |
| 85 | adj. Cutting, especially into two parts. |
1 burnish 2 entail 3 laudatory 4 shuffle 5 secant | |
| 86 | adj. Neglecting or refusing to obey. |
1 disputation 2 indefinitely 3 preeminence 4 conservatism 5 disobedient | |
| 87 | n. The view that everything in nature and the history of mankind is ordered for the best. |
1 spectrum 2 irradiate 3 optimism 4 ascendant 5 trebly | |
| 88 | n. That branch of morphology which treats of the structure of organisms. |
1 foreshore 2 theology 3 blockade 4 ardor 5 anatomy | |
| 89 | n. Paralysis. |
1 convulsion 2 palsy 3 rue 4 compulsory 5 alcoholism | |
| 90 | n. A contraction of any material into less bulk or dimension. |
1 admonish 2 shrinkage 3 grimace 4 detrude 5 outrigger | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | v. To regard with inordinate love or admiration. |
1 idolize 2 detract 3 hemorrhoids 4 debut 5 foolery | |
| 92 | n. A critical judge of art, especially one with thorough knowledge and sound judgment of art. |
1 replica 2 connote 3 momentary 4 connoisseur 5 besmear | |
| 93 | n. Exactness. |
1 autocracy 2 accuracy 3 egotist 4 sapid 5 gregarious | |
| 94 | v. To give and take mutually. |
1 resonate 2 prelude 3 console 4 reciprocate 5 inaccessible | |
| 95 | n. The character &; and. |
1 pentathlon 2 ampersand 3 novellette 4 secretive 5 entomology | |
| 96 | adj. Full to the uttermost. |
1 pollute 2 sophisticate 3 mastery 4 auspice 5 replete | |
| 97 | n. One of the two chambers of the heart which receives the blood from the veins. |
1 arraign 2 perpetuate 3 introgression 4 auricle 5 excellency | |
| 98 | n. The branch of physics that treats the phenomena caused by the action of forces. |
1 suspension 2 fixture 3 Christ 4 mechanics 5 trebly | |
| 99 | n. Congruity of the members or elements or parts. |
1 corruption 2 revisal 3 preestablish 4 homogeneity 5 abdominal | |
| 100 | adj. Spasmodic. |
1 asperity 2 untimely 3 troublesome 4 mendacious 5 fitful |