Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | adj. Open to ridicule. |
1 supersede 2 pathos 3 derisible 4 penitence 5 contraposition | |
2 | n. A tracer of pedigrees. |
1 gluttonous 2 compunction 3 bigamist 4 eccentricity 5 genealogist | |
3 | adj. Relaxed. |
1 entomology 2 generally 3 languid 4 stringency 5 benediction | |
4 | v. To aid, promote, or encourage the commission of (an offense). |
1 retract 2 surmount 3 sacrilegious 4 fernery 5 abet | |
5 | adv. Near that number, quantity, degree, place, or time, approximately. |
1 thereabout 2 probe 3 labyrinth 4 outstretch 5 maternal | |
6 | n. A word having the same or almost the same meaning as some other. |
1 corrosion 2 synonym 3 perspicuous 4 witchcraft 5 peccable | |
7 | adj. Reddish-brown, said usually of the hair. |
1 exorbitance 2 culvert 3 missive 4 auburn 5 interrogate | |
8 | adj. Rare. |
1 quiescent 2 dissatisfy 3 perjury 4 uncommon 5 sequence | |
9 | n. A light, colorless, volatile, inflammable oil used as a solvent, as in manufacture of paints. |
1 influx 2 messieurs 3 decalogue 4 antistrophe 5 naphtha | |
10 | v. To look into. |
1 evanescent 2 singe 3 discover 4 potency 5 introspect | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | v. To make an effort. |
1 travail 2 sphericity 3 onrush 4 exert 5 recollect | |
12 | adj. Disposed to seize by violence or by unlawful or greedy methods. |
1 rapacious 2 impracticable 3 death's-head 4 fungous 5 mastery | |
13 | n. An expression of disapproval or blame personally addressed to one censured. |
1 reproof 2 bemoan 3 impracticable 4 despot 5 poignancy | |
14 | n. A remainder or surplus after a part has been separated or otherwise treated. |
1 inviolable 2 distinction 3 residue 4 premise 5 mannerism | |
15 | n. Rapid motion. |
1 reversion 2 velocity 3 requiem 4 homogeneity 5 gyroscope | |
16 | adj. Marked by great plentifulness. |
1 betrothal 2 suave 3 rhetoric 4 exuberant 5 levy | |
17 | adj. Apt to induce terror or alarm. |
1 fickle 2 neopaganism 3 frightful 4 deportment 5 acrimonious | |
18 | v. To refer to specifically. |
1 rigmarole 2 orator 3 cite 4 finesse 5 dedication | |
19 | n. The state of being permanently existing in something. |
1 masonry 2 inherence 3 aphorism 4 tutorship 5 virtual | |
20 | adj. Sufficient to convince or decide. |
1 dead-heat 2 donator 3 drainage 4 infrequence 5 conclusive | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | v. To disband, as troops. |
1 antiphon 2 percolator 3 magnate 4 demobilize 5 beatitude | |
22 | v. To rouse to a particular action. |
1 incite 2 courageous 3 ostentation 4 theism 5 perspicacity | |
23 | n. A maker of plays for the stage. |
1 regnant 2 monolith 3 instantaneous 4 coquette 5 playwright | |
24 | adj. Sated with pleasure. |
1 streamlet 2 overstride 3 blase 4 disobedience 5 turpitude | |
25 | n. A figure having five points or lobes. |
1 pact 2 luminescence 3 pentagram 4 intangible 5 hereditary | |
26 | adj. having the nature of or breeding pestilence. |
1 sergeant 2 regenerate 3 pestilential 4 incompatible 5 disfigure | |
27 | n. Hard and constant work in any menial or dull occupation. |
1 sensitive 2 lateral 3 garnish 4 drudgery 5 impliable | |
28 | adj. Well-bred or refined. |
1 genteel 2 telepathy 3 rhetoric 4 transcontinental 5 irrelevant | |
29 | adj. Of small value. |
1 endanger 2 interrogate 3 picayune 4 prelate 5 botanical | |
30 | n. A coin or coins of gold, silver, copper, or other metal. |
1 listless 2 consensus 3 palliate 4 specie 5 allusion | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | adj. Needlessly free or lavish in expenditure. |
1 ludicrous 2 genitive 3 decimal 4 indefensible 5 extravagant | |
32 | n. The presiding officer of a meeting. |
1 moderator 2 frivolous 3 theorize 4 consonance 5 venison | |
33 | n. Gentle reproof. |
1 transparent 2 necessary 3 superintend 4 admonition 5 medial | |
34 | adj. Causing nothing displeasing or disturbing. |
1 orgies 2 terminal 3 inoffensive 4 glacier 5 hospitality | |
35 | n. Form of speech used only or chiefly in conversation. |
1 discard 2 erroneous 3 veneer 4 caitiff 5 colloquialism | |
36 | adj. Moved to anger. |
1 irate 2 chameleon 3 discernible 4 perpetrator 5 enumerate | |
37 | adj. Commonplace. |
1 protection 2 norm 3 interpreter 4 banal 5 indulgent | |
38 | v. To go about with a small stock of goods to sell. |
1 dissever 2 tentative 3 akin 4 peddle 5 recurrent | |
39 | adj. Loving others and actively desirous of their well-being. |
1 morality 2 maleficent 3 beget 4 impassive 5 benevolent | |
40 | adj. Longer than broad: applied most commonly to rectangular objects considerably elongated |
1 ridicule 2 foible 3 misadventure 4 oblong 5 acetic | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | n. A work, original in character, afterward imitated in form or spirit. |
1 bigamist 2 intercession 3 consumptive 4 prototype 5 tortuous | |
42 | n. The getting rid of waste matter. |
1 Sol 2 recover 3 excretion 4 cosmetic 5 saline | |
43 | n. One who incites to evil. |
1 liqueur 2 instigator 3 coerce 4 surmise 5 confidence | |
44 | n. Any article of personal property. |
1 variation 2 virtu 3 chattel 4 foursome 5 packet | |
45 | v. To signify. |
1 imply 2 adamant 3 populous 4 diverse 5 maniac | |
46 | n. A loose or separated part, as distinguished from the whole or the mass. |
1 extant 2 piece 3 candor 4 intercessor 5 radiance | |
47 | v. To describe, as a sentence, by separating it into its elements and describing each word. |
1 saline 2 placate 3 kind-hearted 4 sequester 5 parse | |
48 | n. A fatal or serious accident or disaster. |
1 implicate 2 casualty 3 vindicatory 4 negate 5 conquer | |
49 | n. A day-laborer. |
1 patronymic 2 congest 3 incapacity 4 courtesy 5 day-man | |
50 | n. A small ripple, as of water. |
1 loam 2 forejudge 3 confectionery 4 latish 5 ripplet | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | adj. Capable of being suppressed. |
1 preparatory 2 quintet 3 corruption 4 suppressible 5 elicit | |
52 | adj. Severely simple; unadorned. |
1 austere 2 necessitate 3 ostentation 4 pendulum 5 concession | |
53 | adj. Not to be understood. |
1 cajole 2 neology 3 sonnet 4 adherent 5 inapprehensible | |
54 | n. Forgiveness, or passing over of offenses. |
1 isobar 2 atrocious 3 absolution 4 comprehensive 5 arrangement | |
55 | v. To speak or write a laudation of a person's life or character. |
1 affix 2 eulogize 3 hypodermic 4 prudery 5 vehement | |
56 | adv. In good season or time. |
1 betimes 2 maxim 3 magnitude 4 psychopathic 5 clangor | |
57 | n. A lake or loch. |
1 macadamize 2 lough 3 literature 4 rapacious 5 indiscreet | |
58 | n. Splendor. |
1 accredit 2 skeptic 3 captivate 4 payee 5 effulgence | |
59 | n. Encroachment, as by an act of intrusion or trespass. |
1 effective 2 invasion 3 accompanist 4 facet 5 imperceptible | |
60 | v. To utter with a loud and vehement voice. |
1 paraphrase 2 subsist 3 vociferate 4 conveyance 5 intestacy | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | n. Stead. |
1 lieu 2 dastard 3 sacrilege 4 mien 5 safeguard | |
62 | adj. Of undisputed origin. |
1 unbecoming 2 reprimand 3 authentic 4 benignity 5 preparatory | |
63 | n. A response or alteration of responses, generally musical. |
1 cohesive 2 lough 3 lordling 4 antiphon 5 proximately | |
64 | adj. Self-governing. |
1 overeat 2 autonomous 3 annex 4 subjugate 5 iridescent | |
65 | adj. Exercising the will. |
1 microscope 2 volitive 3 beset 4 momentum 5 negotiable | |
66 | adj. Caused by or denoting a diseased or unsound condition of body or mind. |
1 maroon 2 intension 3 gauge 4 morbid 5 telltale | |
67 | adj. Enraptured. |
1 rapt 2 angelic 3 benefit 4 head foremost 5 abjure | |
68 | n. A question or inquiry. |
1 interrogatory 2 inceptive 3 righteousness 4 pledgee 5 fictitious | |
69 | n. Attachment. |
1 eccentricity 2 revile 3 adherence 4 accessible 5 came | |
70 | n. That which supports or sustains. |
1 dissatisfy 2 maintenance 3 invoke 4 witless 5 diacritical | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | n. Calmness. |
1 statistician 2 vocable 3 interminable 4 endurance 5 tranquility | |
72 | v. To cause to turn away. |
1 alienate 2 invasion 3 oratory 4 gibe 5 eligible | |
73 | n. The world or universe considered as a system, perfect in order and arrangement. |
1 proffer 2 boorish 3 officiate 4 cosmos 5 provident | |
74 | n. Conversation. |
1 sensitive 2 colloquy 3 prate 4 death's-head 5 constituency | |
75 | n. An acknowledgment entered into before a court with condition to do some particular act. |
1 hideous 2 recognizance 3 corpulent 4 dispel 5 irrational | |
76 | v. To throw out of order. |
1 heterogeneity 2 sentinel 3 disarrange 4 humbug 5 intrinsic | |
77 | n. Student who delivers an address at graduating exercises of an educational institution. |
1 by-law 2 estuary 3 valedictorian 4 miser 5 difference | |
78 | adj. Having resemblance of sound. |
1 prelude 2 arid 3 assonant 4 conquer 5 rebellious | |
79 | adj. Containing only two atoms. |
1 guy 2 proverb 3 compute 4 diatomic 5 pernicious | |
80 | adj. Having or showing devotion to the acquisition of knowledge. |
1 studious 2 wrest 3 feminine 4 unlawful 5 omniscience | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | v. To give unusual pleasure. |
1 vestige 2 regale 3 penchant 4 meager 5 analyze | |
82 | adj. Pertaining to the art of beautifying, especially the complexion. |
1 designate 2 rejuvenescence 3 cession 4 physicist 5 cosmetic | |
83 | adj. Very hateful. |
1 thermal 2 abominable 3 adamant 4 adhesion 5 valediction | |
84 | n. Direction or inclination, as toward some objector end. |
1 entrails 2 verbiage 3 disjunctive 4 martyrdom 5 tendency | |
85 | n. pl. Relatives. |
1 liking 2 foreman 3 kinsfolk 4 misdemeanor 5 notorious | |
86 | v. To bring to pass. |
1 explode 2 incomplete 3 impute 4 seance 5 accomplish | |
87 | n. One controlled by an appetite or a passion. |
1 feasible 2 thrall 3 stallion 4 transfusible 5 preponderate | |
88 | v. To take away in such manner as to lessen value or estimation. |
1 detract 2 fetus 3 sedate 4 parsimonious 5 legislator | |
89 | adj. Making a loud outcry. |
1 eligible 2 liking 3 adversity 4 vociferous 5 deject | |
90 | n. A book whose leaves are so made to form paper frames for holding photographs or the like. |
1 nevertheless 2 adulterant 3 album 4 plumb 5 exhaust | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | adj. Deepest within. |
1 inmost 2 approbation 3 accede 4 specie 5 cohere | |
92 | adj. Being the only one of its kind. |
1 translucent 2 unique 3 chasm 4 irritancy 5 animosity | |
93 | v. To hold back. |
1 tinge 2 check 3 denizen 4 siege 5 repetition | |
94 | adj. Marked by lightness and softness. |
1 meander 2 velvety 3 incombustible 4 comprehensive 5 astringent | |
95 | n. A person nominated by the will of another to execute the will. |
1 linear 2 executor 3 hernia 4 treble 5 regress | |
96 | n. A loud harsh sound, as the cry of an ass or the blast of a horn. |
1 upbraid 2 nunnery 3 solecism 4 counter-claim 5 bray | |
97 | v. To displace. |
1 rampart 2 stagy 3 attest 4 torturous 5 supersede | |
98 | n. One who beholds or looks on. |
1 abhorrence 2 assonant 3 trait 4 spectator 5 levity | |
99 | n. A wealthy class in a political community who control the government by means of their money. |
1 discreet 2 typical 3 aural 4 marvel 5 plutocracy | |
100 | n. A list, in the order of succession, of ancestors and their descendants. |
1 poetic 2 deterrent 3 genealogy 4 tranquilize 5 buffoon |