| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | n. A love-affair, especially one of an illicit nature. |
1 abhorrence 2 absolution 3 commotion 4 facile 5 amour | |
| 2 | n. A step, degree, rank, or relative position in an order or series. |
1 vociferance 2 degrade 3 altar 4 gradation 5 dogma | |
| 3 | n. An escort or lover. |
1 invalid 2 beau 3 dragnet 4 emancipate 5 cynical | |
| 4 | v. To give an appearance of foolishness to. |
1 decency 2 disillusion 3 unconscious 4 bilateral 5 stultify | |
| 5 | n. A salute given by firing all the guns, as at the funeral of an officer. |
1 engross 2 ambitious 3 reprehension 4 salvo 5 mediate | |
| 6 | n. An inheritance from an ancestor, especially from one's father. |
1 principal 2 patrimony 3 vindicate 4 incite 5 inconceivable | |
| 7 | adj. Having an aptitude for applying oneself to new and varied tasks or to various subjects. |
1 coalition 2 forefather 3 vegetarian 4 microscopic 5 versatile | |
| 8 | adv. At last. |
1 finally 2 monotonous 3 premier 4 congregate 5 granulate | |
| 9 | n. Insensibility to kindness. |
1 defalcate 2 scholastic 3 conservatory 4 ingratitude 5 inseparable | |
| 10 | n. The pressure of necessity. |
1 pastoral 2 urgency 3 premature 4 aboriginal 5 leisure | |
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| 11 | n. A very deep bored well. water rises due to underground pressure |
1 egotist 2 Artesian well 3 sensitive 4 devious 5 superintendence | |
| 12 | n. A work containing information on subjects, or exhaustive of one subject. |
1 encyclopedia 2 physiography 3 death's-head 4 divisible 5 pavilion | |
| 13 | v. To make less burdensome or less hard to bear. |
1 deviate 2 salacious 3 trisect 4 betide 5 alleviate | |
| 14 | n. An ill turn. |
1 disservice 2 promontory 3 proscribe 4 plummet 5 impervious | |
| 15 | adj. Hypercritical. |
1 impassive 2 inimical 3 preeminence 4 captious 5 somnolence | |
| 16 | adj. Having the nature of a tree. |
1 misbehave 2 arborescent 3 adverse 4 geniality 5 defame | |
| 17 | n. Unusually prolonged life. |
1 longevity 2 protuberance 3 supramundane 4 disciplinary 5 inland | |
| 18 | adj. Of or pertaining to the eye. |
1 imperious 2 ocular 3 foretell 4 syllabus 5 theoretical | |
| 19 | n. The principles or the practice of the Stoics-being very even tempered in success and failure. |
1 overshadow 2 importunate 3 debase 4 admittance 5 Stoicism | |
| 20 | v. To engage in a tilt with lances on horseback. |
1 venal 2 speculate 3 joust 4 pseudapostle 5 entrench | |
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| 21 | n. The state of being hard and insensible. |
1 corruptible 2 revere 3 voluble 4 callosity 5 gendarme | |
| 22 | adj. Unchanging and tedious. |
1 monotonous 2 ambulance 3 conjugal 4 propriety 5 acme | |
| 23 | n. Overthrow or violent disturbance of established order or condition. |
1 tenacious 2 ichthyic 3 dissipate 4 inconvenient 5 upheaval | |
| 24 | n. A written or spoken statement that is flat, dull, or commonplace. |
1 maniac 2 undeceive 3 delineate 4 similar 5 platitude | |
| 25 | n. A protecting force accompanying property in course of transportation. |
1 inmost 2 importune 3 convoy 4 sinister 5 repetition | |
| 26 | v. To overwhelm with a flood of water. |
1 deluge 2 assailant 3 virtu 4 flux 5 inference | |
| 27 | n. A composition for four voices or four instruments. |
1 natal 2 carrion 3 emphatic 4 quartet 5 explosive | |
| 28 | v. To cause to disappear. |
1 callosity 2 clearance 3 peaceful 4 anesthetic 5 obliterate | |
| 29 | adj. Pertaining to the lungs. |
1 redolent 2 anesthetic 3 pulmonary 4 Spartan 5 fanatic | |
| 30 | n. Panic. |
1 discussion 2 equilibrium 3 implausible 4 consternation 5 maintenance | |
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| 31 | n. A subordinate part or parts, enriching or supporting the leading part. |
1 irksome 2 accompaniment 3 insomnia 4 misbehavior 5 knight errant | |
| 32 | n. One who is skilled in collecting and tabulating numerical facts. |
1 depopulate 2 retroactive 3 statistician 4 abjure 5 contort | |
| 33 | n. Lack of import or of importance. |
1 insignificance 2 morbid 3 decorous 4 territorial 5 alien | |
| 34 | n. Diminution, as of strength or magnitude. |
1 degradation 2 transitory 3 Artesian well 4 rapine 5 migrate | |
| 35 | n. One of a higher order of clergy having direct authority over other clergy. |
1 overweight 2 onset 3 prelate 4 fidelity 5 utmost | |
| 36 | n. A disagreeable, harsh, or discordant sound or combination of sounds or tones. |
1 tiresome 2 irrigate 3 pinnacle 4 cacophony 5 aldermanship | |
| 37 | adj. Nervously high-strung. |
1 selective 2 fancier 3 substantive 4 excitable 5 possess | |
| 38 | n. An arrangement of inanimate figures representing a scene from real life. |
1 quite 2 cull 3 disyllable 4 tableau 5 supposition | |
| 39 | n. Holiness. |
1 immiscible 2 militant 3 obstruction 4 sanctity 5 impeccable | |
| 40 | v. To make adroit or artful moves: manage affairs by strategy. |
1 acquire 2 purport 3 intoxicant 4 classify 5 maneuver | |
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| 41 | n. A plot or scheme, usually complicated and intended to accomplish something by secret ways. |
1 sibilate 2 cycloid 3 intrigue 4 dissuade 5 taciturn | |
| 42 | n. A piece of lead for making soundings, adjusting walls to the vertical. |
1 calculus 2 valediction 3 parentage 4 plummet 5 hydrous | |
| 43 | n. A systematized order or course of living with reference to food, clothing and personal habits. |
1 network 2 regimen 3 disrobe 4 invective 5 predominant | |
| 44 | adj. Working vigorously. |
1 mnemonics 2 energetic 3 pectoral 4 bestride 5 liberate | |
| 45 | v. To bestow as a gift, especially for a worthy cause. |
1 itinerant 2 melodrama 3 donate 4 subservience 5 unisonant | |
| 46 | v. To prove to be wrong. |
1 seignior 2 refute 3 ache 4 enthrone 5 desperate | |
| 47 | v. To lessen the worth of. |
1 depreciate 2 libel 3 brevity 4 penetration 5 cupidity | |
| 48 | adj. Stiffly proper. |
1 vindicative 2 pitiless 3 prim 4 professor 5 efflorescent | |
| 49 | v. To make a mistake in counting. |
1 inure 2 miscount 3 batten 4 regimen 5 litigant | |
| 50 | n. A fusible alloy used for joining metallic surfaces or margins. |
1 solder 2 material 3 infernal 4 Stoicism 5 turpitude | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | adj. Unreasonable. |
1 pendulous 2 beau 3 famish 4 overeat 5 perverse | |
| 52 | adj. Rebellious. |
1 nimble 2 sextuple 3 orgies 4 contumacious 5 vegetal | |
| 53 | v. To deprive of water. |
1 laundress 2 acquiescence 3 anagram 4 dehydrate 5 bustle | |
| 54 | v. To accept as true on the testimony or authority of others. |
1 salvage 2 duration 3 grapple 4 specialty 5 believe | |
| 55 | n. Digression. |
1 gluttonous 2 divagation 3 finale 4 promissory 5 eligible | |
| 56 | v. To kiss. |
1 adulterant 2 kerchief 3 osculate 4 lordling 5 recrudescent | |
| 57 | n. An exact copy or reproduction. |
1 crucible 2 heteromorphic 3 Calvinize 4 beget 5 facsimile | |
| 58 | n. That which begins, or expresses beginning. |
1 foliage 2 emanate 3 implicit 4 inchoative 5 pseudonym | |
| 59 | adj. Showing submission to natural superiors. |
1 reconsider 2 theologian 3 satiate 4 reprimand 5 duteous | |
| 60 | v. To confiscate. |
1 sequestrate 2 clamorous 3 abrogate 4 deter 5 forepeak | |
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| 61 | n. Rebellion against lawful or constituted authority. |
1 auburn 2 chastity 3 antistrophe 4 mutiny 5 anemia | |
| 62 | n. Any growth of leaves. |
1 foliage 2 confinement 3 embargo 4 evict 5 octogenarian | |
| 63 | v. To ascertain by mathematical calculation. |
1 recure 2 compute 3 ambulance 4 trinity 5 retch | |
| 64 | adj. Capable of being thrust out. |
1 trebly 2 creed 3 disparage 4 extensible 5 germane | |
| 65 | adj. Extraordinary. |
1 insurrection 2 mistrust 3 sergeant-major 4 preternatural 5 militate | |
| 66 | adj. Sovereign. |
1 psychotherapy 2 tapestry 3 transition 4 liege 5 coniferous | |
| 67 | n. A small fissure, as between two contiguous surfaces. |
1 rendezvous 2 querulous 3 lithesome 4 crevice 5 outlive | |
| 68 | adj. Of prodigious size, bulk, or degree. |
1 stupendous 2 perennial 3 economize 4 retract 5 altar | |
| 69 | v. To bar by judicial proceedings the equitable right of a mortgagor to redeem property. |
1 revere 2 foreclose 3 introversion 4 deist 5 contrivance | |
| 70 | v. To bubble up. |
1 pestilent 2 conciliatory 3 incipience 4 effervesce 5 ecstatic | |
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| 71 | v. To praise in the highest terms. |
1 palette 2 artless 3 extol 4 epode 5 maritime | |
| 72 | adj. Capable of erring. |
1 append 2 malady 3 fallible 4 impair 5 labyrinth | |
| 73 | adj. Complicated. |
1 involve 2 complex 3 sapience 4 calumny 5 recreant | |
| 74 | v. To support, as something wrong. |
1 exceed 2 distemper 3 bolster 4 cosmography 5 aphorism | |
| 75 | n. One of a party in Great Britain in favor of spirited and demonstrative foreign policy. |
1 observatory 2 outstretch 3 metropolitan 4 Jingo 5 collision | |
| 76 | n. The murder of a parent. |
1 parricide 2 distention 3 dominance 4 journalize 5 manumit | |
| 77 | n. An atomizer. |
1 vaporizer 2 liqueur 3 squalid 4 percipience 5 antechamber | |
| 78 | n. An element that forms a base by combining with oxygen, is usually hard, heavy, and lustrous. |
1 egress 2 statute 3 metal 4 predominance 5 contagious | |
| 79 | adj. Not possessed of reasoning powers or understanding. |
1 impolitic 2 metal 3 irrational 4 evanesce 5 rebellious | |
| 80 | n. The act or practice of bringing from one country into another. |
1 whereabouts 2 triplicate 3 importation 4 extensive 5 isobar | |
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| 81 | n. A specific capability of feeling or emotion. |
1 sequestrate 2 merciful 3 tolerable 4 dowry 5 susceptibility | |
| 82 | adj. Inclined to seek company. |
1 primer 2 maudlin 3 sociable 4 bibliomania 5 paraphernalia | |
| 83 | adj. Having no money. |
1 adieu 2 impecunious 3 defamation 4 abnegate 5 succeed | |
| 84 | adj. Not to be justified. |
1 verily 2 crass 3 reflexible 4 sergeant-major 5 inexcusable | |
| 85 | n. The knowledge relating to industries and manufactures. |
1 entirety 2 technology 3 autobiography 4 fervid 5 reform | |
| 86 | adj. Inclined to lascivious thoughts and desires. |
1 cataract 2 suppression 3 prurient 4 indicator 5 confluent | |
| 87 | n. The violation of official duty, lawful right, or a legal obligation. |
1 resuscitate 2 rebellious 3 breach 4 Neolithic 5 millet | |
| 88 | adj. Kindly disposed. |
1 thearchy 2 mawkish 3 endear 4 insensible 5 propitious | |
| 89 | n. Playful leaping or frisking. |
1 purloin 2 contemptuous 3 errant 4 requite 5 gambol | |
| 90 | v. To harass with persistent demands or entreaties. |
1 elusion 2 advisory 3 topography 4 incite 5 importune | |
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| 91 | v. To set right, as a wrong by compensation or the punishment of the wrong-doer. |
1 negligence 2 Christendom 3 Renaissance 4 redress 5 ogre | |
| 92 | n. One chosen to act in place of another, in case of the absence or incapacity of that other. |
1 alteration 2 witticism 3 alternate 4 upheave 5 instigator | |
| 93 | v. To empty by draining off the contents. |
1 acid 2 exhaust 3 assassinate 4 onslaught 5 syneresis | |
| 94 | n. An absolute and irresponsible monarch. |
1 opponent 2 implausible 3 despot 4 pedagogy 5 onus | |
| 95 | n. The quality of being noticeable or distinguished. |
1 bilateral 2 dedication 3 embarrass 4 squalid 5 prominence | |
| 96 | n. Alert and intent mental watchfulness in guarding against danger. |
1 alto 2 excrescence 3 dislocate 4 vigilance 5 massacre | |
| 97 | adj. Tolerable. |
1 chagrin 2 cardiac 3 endurable 4 staid 5 judicature | |
| 98 | adj. Unutterable. |
1 indivisible 2 deport 3 elicit 4 inexpressible 5 ordnance | |
| 99 | n. Depravity. |
1 turpitude 2 colloquy 3 writhe 4 metaphysician 5 genealogist | |
| 100 | n. Dissimilarity in any respect. |
1 importation 2 eject 3 finesse 4 inexhaustible 5 difference |