| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | n. Hatred or dread of England or of what is English. |
1 liking 2 cadence 3 Anglophobia 4 recurrent 5 shrivel | |
| 2 | v. To put in some relation of connection or correspondence. |
1 correlate 2 confinement 3 embargo 4 penchant 5 vestige | |
| 3 | adj. Wearisome. |
1 bravo 2 linguistics 3 tiresome 4 emergent 5 intercede | |
| 4 | v. To cough up and spit forth. |
1 hustle 2 corroboration 3 expectorate 4 leaflet 5 duplex | |
| 5 | n. A very brief portion of time. |
1 hydrous 2 instant 3 botanical 4 reunite 5 inquisitive | |
| 6 | adj. Straight up and down. |
1 quietus 2 militant 3 misanthropy 4 perpendicular 5 solder | |
| 7 | v. To act or give judgment as umpire. |
1 freethinker 2 advocacy 3 weal 4 arbitrate 5 monocracy | |
| 8 | n. pl. Members of a brotherhood, gild, profession, association, or the like. |
1 forfeit 2 pyromania 3 perusal 4 brethren 5 tolerate | |
| 9 | n. Excessive, pretentious, and demonstrative vanity. |
1 prescient 2 heredity 3 vainglory 4 expostulate 5 profiteer | |
| 10 | n. A range of action or view. |
1 apprehensible 2 ductile 3 scope 4 rhetorician 5 impromptu | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | n. The act of perceiving. |
1 biped 2 incomprehensible 3 aide-de-camp 4 percipience 5 novellette | |
| 12 | v. To intoxicate. |
1 odium 2 debut 3 consecrate 4 negligence 5 inebriate | |
| 13 | n. The act of going forward. |
1 monotonous 2 diagnosis 3 precession 4 loquacious 5 handwriting | |
| 14 | v. To clear from involvement. |
1 foreordination 2 explicate 3 primer 4 cabalism 5 outlaw | |
| 15 | n. The branch of pneumatics that treats of the equilibrium, pressure, and mechanical properties. |
1 relish 2 concord 3 aerostatics 4 nefarious 5 riddance | |
| 16 | n. A fleet and spirited horse. |
1 deject 2 imperious 3 buffoon 4 courser 5 perspicacity | |
| 17 | n. Customary relation or association. |
1 maritime 2 insuperable 3 fallacious 4 habitude 5 punctual | |
| 18 | n. Thorough dislike. |
1 violoncello 2 illusory 3 quackery 4 financial 5 repugnance | |
| 19 | adj. That can not be lessened. |
1 wile 2 irreducible 3 vogue 4 natal 5 repository | |
| 20 | v. To provide with defensive works. |
1 subtrahend 2 legitimacy 3 weak-kneed 4 fortify 5 retinue | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | n. A chest of drawers for clothing, etc. |
1 spheroid 2 piteous 3 cynical 4 thoroughfare 5 bureau | |
| 22 | adj. Exhausted, as having performed its functions. |
1 effete 2 ration 3 clangor 4 multiform 5 disavow | |
| 23 | adj. Well-balanced. |
1 disparity 2 symmetrical 3 anterior 4 wherever 5 deface | |
| 24 | n. A criticism or critical review. |
1 critique 2 avalanche 3 abhorrent 4 frigid 5 fraternal | |
| 25 | n. A philanthropist. |
1 rapacious 2 cholera 3 vaccinate 4 humanitarian 5 similitude | |
| 26 | adj. Situated on or near the sea. |
1 intestate 2 disavowal 3 recline 4 conjoin 5 maritime | |
| 27 | n. The period of time during which anything lasts. |
1 submergence 2 deforest 3 pantomime 4 forecourt 5 duration | |
| 28 | adj. Rigid. |
1 ascendant 2 Narcissus 3 stringent 4 comparative 5 posit | |
| 29 | n. A slight degree of difference in anything perceptible to the sense of the mind. |
1 redound 2 excusable 3 habitude 4 nuance 5 eloquent | |
| 30 | n. The study of language in connection with history and literature. |
1 sequence 2 lustrous 3 philology 4 preponderant 5 irrefragable | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | adj. Possessing strength. |
1 puissant 2 visual 3 undersized 4 passive 5 inconsiderable | |
| 32 | v. To predetermine. |
1 complex 2 pall 3 exclude 4 foreordain 5 impermissible | |
| 33 | n. Acuteness or discernment. |
1 constable 2 pedestrian 3 vociferous 4 perspicacity 5 desperate | |
| 34 | adj. Helping or serving to disconnect or separate. |
1 toilsome 2 lucrative 3 chastise 4 disjunctive 5 veracity | |
| 35 | adj. Capable of being made perfect. |
1 inaudible 2 inspector 3 perfectible 4 practicable 5 manumission | |
| 36 | v. To reduce to the smallest possible amount or degree. |
1 contagion 2 metamorphosis 3 violation 4 minimize 5 betide | |
| 37 | n. Harmony. |
1 deplore 2 metric 3 patter 4 savage 5 concordance | |
| 38 | adj. Uttered through the mouth. |
1 grief 2 oral 3 felicity 4 panorama 5 vocative | |
| 39 | n. Government by several or many persons of what- ever class. |
1 imbibe 2 abhorrence 3 bedaub 4 polyarchy 5 tangent | |
| 40 | adj. Amusing. |
1 concordance 2 animosity 3 cereal 4 facetious 5 propel | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | n. One who invests money. |
1 investor 2 protege 3 deviltry 4 convergent 5 exaggerate | |
| 42 | adj. Not flowing: said of water, as in a pool. |
1 ambush 2 matinee 3 furrier 4 ode 5 stagnant | |
| 43 | n. A washing or cleansing, especially of the body. |
1 ablution 2 inhuman 3 arbor 4 tortuous 5 alienation | |
| 44 | adj. That can not be heard. |
1 forethought 2 amplitude 3 convolution 4 inaudible 5 mettlesome | |
| 45 | n. An ox. |
1 intoxicate 2 rejoin 3 anarchy 4 bullock 5 facile | |
| 46 | n. Hard or agonizing labor. |
1 manifesto 2 intrepid 3 nomination 4 posterior 5 travail | |
| 47 | v. To become deteriorated or incapacitated by long service. |
1 pellucid 2 adamant 3 dyne 4 flexible 5 superannuate | |
| 48 | n. Remorseful feeling. |
1 compunction 2 concurrent 3 guzzle 4 desiccant 5 perjury | |
| 49 | n. One who delivers an elaborate or formal speech. |
1 dead-heat 2 disappoint 3 deflect 4 plurality 5 orator | |
| 50 | n. A word of one syllable. |
1 antiquary 2 carnal 3 off 4 intimidate 5 monosyllable | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | v. To passively permit or put up with. |
1 pleasurable 2 aeronaut 3 Anglo-Saxon 4 tolerate 5 fungous | |
| 52 | adv. & adj. Without concealment, fraud, or trickery. |
1 immeasurable 2 callosity 3 transfigure 4 valorous 5 aboveboard | |
| 53 | n. Knowledge through the senses of the existence and properties of matter or the external world. |
1 perception 2 avert 3 nestle 4 impatience 5 vestige | |
| 54 | n. A winding motion. |
1 evert 2 exemplary 3 convolution 4 epoch 5 discolor | |
| 55 | n. Brilliant or sparkling luster. |
1 indivertible 2 justification 3 radiance 4 complacence 5 magician | |
| 56 | adj. Not understandable. |
1 incomprehensible 2 amalgam 3 pledgeor 4 pomposity 5 conformation | |
| 57 | n. The sun. |
1 legible 2 aurora 3 obituary 4 Sol 5 descry | |
| 58 | v. To arrange in a class or classes on the basis of observed resemblance’s and differences. |
1 classify 2 frankincense 3 persuade 4 disregard 5 exemplary | |
| 59 | n. A continuous area or stretch. |
1 rankle 2 facile 3 amputate 4 expanse 5 forejudge | |
| 60 | n. A legislator. |
1 onerous 2 adhesion 3 lawmaker 4 venal 5 supposition | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | v. To make familiar by use. |
1 impulsion 2 accustom 3 indefensible 4 inherence 5 corporate | |
| 62 | adj. Pertaining to beauty, taste, or the fine arts. |
1 prescriptible 2 close-hauled 3 undue 4 esthetic 5 gallant | |
| 63 | adj. Conformed to a just claim according to established laws or usage. |
1 acme 2 rightful 3 imbroglio 4 inapt 5 loiterer | |
| 64 | n. A natural or artificial layer, bed, or thickness of any substance or material. |
1 sapience 2 stratum 3 caustic 4 able-bodied 5 calculable | |
| 65 | adj. Contradictory. |
1 precipitant 2 luscious 3 deflect 4 autocracy 5 inconsistent | |
| 66 | adv. Obscurely. |
1 extensible 2 reticence 3 flippant 4 dimly 5 comparative | |
| 67 | n. One who lives in retirement or seclusion. |
1 modernize 2 recluse 3 despondent 4 outrage 5 convenience | |
| 68 | adj. Hideous. |
1 resplendent 2 actuary 3 ghastly 4 Renaissance 5 corporal | |
| 69 | adj. Boisterously merry. |
1 treachery 2 severely 3 cynical 4 differentiate 5 hilarious | |
| 70 | n. Inflammation of the bronchial tubes. |
1 disservice 2 autonomous 3 centimeter 4 bronchitis 5 adulterant | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | n. Witchcraft. |
1 chagrin 2 piece 3 entail 4 sorcery 5 cadaverous | |
| 72 | adj. Standing out prominently. |
1 afterthought 2 salient 3 lenient 4 virtu 5 annotate | |
| 73 | adj. Difficult to follow or understand. |
1 scope 2 maintain 3 intricate 4 pension 5 solicitude | |
| 74 | adj. Fragile. |
1 misdemeanor 2 bray 3 pellucid 4 brittle 5 singe | |
| 75 | v. To destroy absolutely. |
1 annihilate 2 inwardly 3 wee 4 infuse 5 protract | |
| 76 | v. To make more keen or eager. |
1 mendicant 2 pestilent 3 voluble 4 moratorium 5 whet | |
| 77 | n. A state of mind indicating lack of interest. |
1 nonchalance 2 stratum 3 foresail 4 invaluable 5 outskirt | |
| 78 | adj. Having womanish traits or qualities. |
1 unconscionable 2 effeminate 3 pleasurable 4 electrotype 5 descendent | |
| 79 | n. A spiritual advisor. |
1 confessor 2 happy-go-lucky 3 editorial 4 metamorphosis 5 simultaneous | |
| 80 | n. A person to whom money has been or is to be paid. |
1 ambulance 2 syllabus 3 aeronautics 4 payee 5 mentor | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | adj. Handsome. |
1 academy 2 fallible 3 telephony 4 sagacious 5 comely | |
| 82 | n. A moving forward or proceeding in course. |
1 proviso 2 progression 3 abidance 4 arbitrary 5 beneficiary | |
| 83 | v. To reunite after separation. |
1 spasmodic 2 rejoin 3 injunction 4 tranquility 5 synod | |
| 84 | n. The treatment of mental disease. |
1 reimburse 2 psychotherapy 3 upbraid 4 fervent 5 lode | |
| 85 | n. An excessive dose, usually so large a dose of a medicine that its effect is toxic. |
1 proctor 2 overdose 3 contort 4 locomotion 5 adjunct | |
| 86 | adv. In the present time or age. |
1 ascetic 2 nowadays 3 perverse 4 mislay 5 free trade | |
| 87 | v. To make complex, difficult, or hard to deal with. |
1 mismanage 2 docile 3 complicate 4 rightful 5 zodiac | |
| 88 | v. To oppose by argument or a sufficient answer. |
1 prevalence 2 rebut 3 monsieur 4 probity 5 militate | |
| 89 | adj. Pertaining to a sudden and violent outbreak. |
1 enact 2 heinous 3 precise 4 explosive 5 philosophize | |
| 90 | n. A clause in a contract, will, etc., by which its operation is rendered conditional. |
1 subconscious 2 tranquility 3 convex 4 recur 5 proviso | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | adj. Taking unlawful or exorbitant interest on money loaned. |
1 provident 2 usurious 3 invaluable 4 penurious 5 permeate | |
| 92 | v. To underestimate. |
1 transposition 2 evanesce 3 grievous 4 undervalue 5 justification | |
| 93 | n. The beginning. |
1 thoroughfare 2 indigenous 3 inception 4 contingency 5 likelihood | |
| 94 | n. An assumed name. |
1 despot 2 frailty 3 nominee 4 encompass 5 alias | |
| 95 | adj. Evincing skill, originality, or cleverness, as in contrivance or arrangement. |
1 ingenious 2 lucrative 3 nugatory 4 reinstate 5 volatile | |
| 96 | n. One who or that which precedes or goes before, as in time, place, rank, order, or causality. |
1 census 2 telephony 3 picayune 4 detrude 5 antecedent | |
| 97 | n. The chemical analysis or testing of an alloy ore. |
1 propellant 2 phenomenal 3 assay 4 inspector 5 inundation | |
| 98 | v. To cause to whirl, as in an eddy. |
1 nutritive 2 belle 3 maneuver 4 purl 5 gradient | |
| 99 | n. A list of the words of an author, or the literature bearing on a particular subject. |
1 bibliography 2 ambiguous 3 stratum 4 ferocious 5 flag-officer | |
| 100 | v. To regard with blame. |
1 ostentation 2 vociferance 3 disapprove 4 prelate 5 sentience |