| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | n. A formal conversation in which two or more take part. |
1 confront 2 bedeck 3 dialogue 4 taxation 5 recurrent | |
| 2 | adj. Having nutritious properties. |
1 transposition 2 aspiration 3 nutritive 4 pharmacopoeia 5 imbibe | |
| 3 | n. A misunderstanding attended by ill feeling, perplexity, or strife. |
1 imbroglio 2 paraphernalia 3 ally 4 modernize 5 anatomy | |
| 4 | adj. Changeable in appearance. |
1 parable 2 evangelical 3 facetious 4 necessity 5 chameleon | |
| 5 | n. Charlatanry |
1 eminence 2 demolish 3 trite 4 quackery 5 entreaty | |
| 6 | n. The branch of theological science that treats of God. |
1 objector 2 theology 3 contagious 4 somnolent 5 diffidence | |
| 7 | n. An ornamental molding running round the walls of a room close to the ceiling. |
1 cornice 2 imitator 3 prohibitionist 4 bombardier 5 outburst | |
| 8 | adj. Of or pertaining to autumn. |
1 onrush 2 autumnal 3 diphthong 4 queue 5 sinister | |
| 9 | adj. Fit to be eaten. |
1 comestible 2 reciprocal 3 decapitate 4 participate 5 tangency | |
| 10 | adj. Slanting; said of lines. |
1 intervene 2 stanchion 3 prophecy 4 oblique 5 dearth | |
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| 11 | n. Deprivation of strength or energy. |
1 pavilion 2 insidious 3 counterpart 4 enthusiastic 5 exhaustion | |
| 12 | n. Release or discharge from indebtedness, obligation, or responsibility. |
1 negligible 2 jugglery 3 acquittance 4 simulate 5 recluse | |
| 13 | adj. Deceptive. |
1 platitude 2 auricular 3 eradicate 4 material 5 illusive | |
| 14 | adj. Possessed of unlimited and universal power. |
1 disappear 2 irony 3 Omnipotent 4 soliloquy 5 arrival | |
| 15 | v. To receive or have a part or share of. |
1 participate 2 aerial 3 dissonance 4 confederacy 5 bigamy | |
| 16 | adj. Pertaining to, contained in, or warranted by the Holy Scriptures. |
1 Scriptural 2 miscount 3 delicacy 4 obsolescence 5 influence | |
| 17 | n. An explicit disclaimer of a right or privilege. |
1 renunciation 2 insight 3 propel 4 likely 5 vitiate | |
| 18 | n. The act of placing side by side, together, or in contact. |
1 reseat 2 collusion 3 blithesome 4 apposition 5 esthetic | |
| 19 | v. To render bad, especially morally bad. |
1 fortitude 2 deprave 3 piece 4 refringent 5 diversity | |
| 20 | v. To express disapproval or regret for, with hope for the opposite. |
1 depository 2 hoard 3 univalence 4 kiloliter 5 deprecate | |
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| 21 | v. To execute by strangling. |
1 imbrue 2 secretive 3 encompass 4 garrote 5 rhetorician | |
| 22 | n. The sheath of a sword or similar bladed weapon. |
1 colloquial 2 subaquatic 3 pedestrian 4 scabbard 5 evangelist | |
| 23 | n. Means of subsistence. |
1 usurp 2 depreciation 3 superintend 4 livelihood 5 rightful | |
| 24 | n. Ascendancy. |
1 finite 2 thermoelectric 3 dominance 4 philharmonic 5 evanesce | |
| 25 | v. To put to shame. |
1 sarcasm 2 luminescence 3 quarterly 4 emergence 5 humiliate | |
| 26 | adj. Passing out of use, as a word. |
1 gyrate 2 ramify 3 violation 4 obsolescent 5 rustic | |
| 27 | n. A wise and faithful teacher, guide, and friend. |
1 mentor 2 succumb 3 hexangular 4 sinecure 5 Scriptural | |
| 28 | adv. With a side or indirect glance or meaning. |
1 askance 2 eloquent 3 inquire 4 tenor 5 preponderate | |
| 29 | n. A slightly receding bay between headlands, formed by a long curve of a coast-line. |
1 bight 2 abduction 3 embolden 4 frailty 5 alternative | |
| 30 | n. A non-commissioned military officer ranking next above a corporal. |
1 beset 2 beatify 3 parlor 4 sergeant 5 actuality | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | v. To prevent from being disclosed or punished. |
1 penitence 2 superabundance 3 metonymy 4 suppress 5 fulsome | |
| 32 | n. Belief in God. |
1 adumbrate 2 congenial 3 rescind 4 theism 5 deluge | |
| 33 | n. A conclusion or judgment held with confidence, but falling short of positive knowledge. |
1 opinion 2 gamut 3 witling 4 rearrange 5 emeritus | |
| 34 | n. Reduction. |
1 diminution 2 permissible 3 maniac 4 prescript 5 laud | |
| 35 | v. To send trough or across. |
1 peninsular 2 icily 3 transmit 4 diaphanous 5 negligent | |
| 36 | v. To give credit or authority to. |
1 accredit 2 memento 3 mealy-mouthed 4 immature 5 placid | |
| 37 | n. The act or state of looking forward to as certain or probable. |
1 misrepresent 2 ambulance 3 delusion 4 calculable 5 expectancy | |
| 38 | adj. Belonging to a people not Jewish. |
1 abhorrence 2 matricide 3 gentile 4 advertiser 5 hexangular | |
| 39 | n. The state of possessing adequate skill or knowledge for the performance of a duty. |
1 confinement 2 endear 3 requital 4 efficiency 5 pincers | |
| 40 | n. A professor of divinity. |
1 necrology 2 retrace 3 theologian 4 emblem 5 sustenance | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | n. A lever for the foot usually applied only to musical instruments, cycles, and other machines. |
1 extradite 2 indigent 3 pedal 4 Catholicism 5 futurist | |
| 42 | v. To league together. |
1 deteriorate 2 sergeant-at-arms 3 outcry 4 federate 5 deform | |
| 43 | v. To free or clear, as from accusation. |
1 insistence 2 confer 3 joggle 4 pedagogy 5 acquit | |
| 44 | n. An impetus. |
1 clangor 2 momentum 3 extensor 4 suppression 5 cession | |
| 45 | n. A driving onward or forward. |
1 pentahedron 2 rampart 3 propulsion 4 neural 5 sisterhood | |
| 46 | n. Slavery. |
1 perpendicular 2 benevolent 3 servitude 4 fresco 5 triple | |
| 47 | adj. Pertaining to stars or constellations. |
1 prodigy 2 sidereal 3 differentiate 4 aide-de-camp 5 disengage | |
| 48 | n. Any opponent or enemy of Christ, whether a person or a power. |
1 queue 2 Antichrist 3 corrosion 4 beset 5 underhanded | |
| 49 | adj. Returning from time to time, especially at regular or stated intervals. |
1 peripatetic 2 recurrent 3 statute 4 decagram 5 gibe | |
| 50 | n. The power of springing back to a former position |
1 elocution 2 resilience 3 predominance 4 auxiliary 5 imitator | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | adj. Without experience of the world. |
1 sediment 2 preponderant 3 inverse 4 discursive 5 callow | |
| 52 | n. That process by which a word is traced from its original root or primitive form and meaning. |
1 derivation 2 derision 3 habitant 4 variance 5 comprehensible | |
| 53 | n. A thick liquid mixture of two or more materials beaten together, to be used in cookery. |
1 genitive 2 transfer 3 frolicsome 4 forecourt 5 batter | |
| 54 | n. A flowering shrub. |
1 impend 2 forswear 3 lovable 4 mundane 5 azalea | |
| 55 | n. Devastation. |
1 massacre 2 havoc 3 minimize 4 ascent 5 repetition | |
| 56 | adj. Insisting on obedience. |
1 miscreant 2 boisterous 3 annual 4 oculist 5 imperious | |
| 57 | n. Cultivation. |
1 severely 2 compression 3 leisure 4 biograph 5 tilth | |
| 58 | v. To mislead by or as by falsehood. |
1 docket 2 soldier 3 abominate 4 deceive 5 foreigner | |
| 59 | n. Inflammation of the stomach. |
1 ichthyosaurs 2 gastritis 3 aloof 4 acquisition 5 well-bred | |
| 60 | n. An entertainment (especially theatrical) held in the daytime. |
1 pitiful 2 matinee 3 dislocate 4 playwright 5 legging | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | n. Passive consent. |
1 demerit 2 ostentation 3 acquiescence 4 corruption 5 luminescent | |
| 62 | n. Something that is bought and sold. |
1 folio 2 truculent 3 generic 4 surmise 5 commodity | |
| 63 | n. Any raised place or structure on which sacrifices may be offered or incense burned. |
1 altar 2 battalion 3 retrogression 4 intolerance 5 lackadaisical | |
| 64 | v. To behave ill. |
1 foppish 2 magnitude 3 left-handed 4 misbehave 5 decagram | |
| 65 | v. To accomplish. |
1 abundant 2 submittal 3 emerge 4 nihilist 5 perform | |
| 66 | n. Nervous uncertainty of feeling. |
1 trepidation 2 siege 3 irresistible 4 dictum 5 antiphon | |
| 67 | n. A majority. |
1 docile 2 plurality 3 administrator 4 viola 5 miser | |
| 68 | n. Deviation from a right, customary, or prescribed course. |
1 knighthood 2 orate 3 simulate 4 repel 5 aberration | |
| 69 | n. Mandate. |
1 giddy 2 irreverential 3 lascivious 4 physiology 5 injunction | |
| 70 | v. To train to obedience. |
1 effectual 2 unwise 3 discipline 4 disyllable 5 interdict | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | n. Interruption or intermission. |
1 discontinuance 2 convulse 3 contumacious 4 piece 5 executor | |
| 72 | n. Unyielding adherence. |
1 emergence 2 adulterant 3 pertinacity 4 mundane 5 bass | |
| 73 | n. A collection of extracts from the writings of various authors. |
1 terminal 2 interposition 3 guileless 4 ambidextrous 5 anthology | |
| 74 | n. The part of the town or district in which the troops are quartered. |
1 humane 2 emphasize 3 tremulous 4 cantonment 5 forgery | |
| 75 | adj. Unmoved by or not exhibiting feeling. |
1 acme 2 impassive 3 potential 4 penury 5 cataract | |
| 76 | n. The external appearance or manner of a person. |
1 mien 2 metaphysician 3 detriment 4 blase 5 lien | |
| 77 | n. A whim. |
1 exegesis 2 caprice 3 unspeakable 4 explicit 5 potency | |
| 78 | n. One who makes exploration, search, or examination, especially for minerals. |
1 solicitude 2 vociferance 3 prospector 4 raucous 5 pyrotechnic | |
| 79 | adj. Touching. |
1 unsophisticated 2 impecunious 3 arrange 4 tangent 5 mockery | |
| 80 | n. A small or insignificant mark or part. |
1 abomination 2 iota 3 ampersand 4 immune 5 juror | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | n. Any messenger commissioned by or as by divine authority. |
1 Omnipotent 2 vista 3 apostle 4 occurrence 5 vivify | |
| 82 | adj. Indicative of faith or trust. |
1 rebellious 2 twinge 3 scruple 4 bacterium 5 fiducial | |
| 83 | n. That which is agreeable to a fine taste. |
1 delicacy 2 prescription 3 ravenous 4 liquidate 5 cornucopia | |
| 84 | n. Indian corn: usually in the United States called simply corn. |
1 emerge 2 maize 3 liniment 4 heresy 5 ponder | |
| 85 | n. The scientific description or study of human arts and industries in their historic development. |
1 volant 2 undermine 3 technography 4 swarthy 5 wizen | |
| 86 | n. Any combination or union for some common purpose. |
1 intellect 2 inimical 3 bestrew 4 compensate 5 alliance | |
| 87 | n. A small stream or brook. |
1 superficial 2 prehensible 3 rivulet 4 unlawful 5 mausoleum | |
| 88 | n. The mixed worship of polytheism. |
1 opulence 2 theocrasy 3 partition 4 potentate 5 vapid | |
| 89 | n. The highest non-commissioned officer in a regiment. |
1 laborious 2 sergeant-major 3 picayune 4 gesticulate 5 intrigue | |
| 90 | v. To render flustered or agitated. |
1 vocative 2 overlord 3 embarrass 4 omnivorous 5 automaton | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | n. The force of persons collectively employed in some service. |
1 defalcate 2 irksome 3 personnel 4 assent 5 fresco | |
| 92 | n. Distribution and administration of justice by trial and judgment. |
1 judicature 2 aborigines 3 incoherent 4 aboveboard 5 transcribe | |
| 93 | n. An image-breaker. |
1 iconoclast 2 lurid 3 bigamy 4 bosom 5 inundation | |
| 94 | adj. Silent. |
1 exposition 2 mediocre 3 noiseless 4 germane 5 prevaricate | |
| 95 | n. Warmth and kindliness of disposition. |
1 expedite 2 buoyancy 3 herbaceous 4 pact 5 geniality | |
| 96 | n. A substance which neutralizes the poisonous products of micro-organisms. |
1 incandescent 2 belittle 3 antitoxin 4 bilingual 5 inflammable | |
| 97 | v. To repay either good or evil to, as to a person. |
1 requite 2 decipher 3 veracity 4 chameleon 5 proportionate | |
| 98 | adj. Characteristic. |
1 typical 2 troublesome 3 overleap 4 serviceable 5 aberration | |
| 99 | n. An alloy or union of mercury with another metal. |
1 penchant 2 transcript 3 tenor 4 technique 5 amalgam | |
| 100 | v. To treat ill, unkindly, roughly, or abusively. |
1 maltreat 2 calculable 3 dauntless 4 mentor 5 stationary |