| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | reproduction by division |
1 jiggumbob 2 theriomorph 3 schizogenesis 4 proditor 5 mentatiferous | |
| 2 | person interested in astronomy |
1 comephorous 2 diaphoresis 3 dative 4 astrophile 5 inexpugnable | |
| 3 | cow dung |
1 bodewash 2 polystachious 3 palification 4 titubate 5 nutrice | |
| 4 | deception; hoax; fraud |
1 natuary 2 encomiast 3 supercherie 4 entremets 5 pulchritude | |
| 5 | growing on or living in trees |
1 wort 2 arboricolous 3 sepulchral 4 pseudaesthesia 5 arefy | |
| 6 | jingle summing up person's life in two couplets |
1 bellecism 2 clerihew 3 organdie 4 roborean 5 pseudomania | |
| 7 | having an opening |
1 barbigerous 2 tritanopia 3 ostiolate 4 hebdomadally 5 enfilade | |
| 8 | description of mountains |
1 agistment 2 orography 3 orology 4 pardoner 5 catenate | |
| 9 | types of birds having downy-feathered young |
1 dasypoedes 2 micropalaeontology 3 langlauf 4 spermatic 5 bluestocking | |
| 10 | to make whole again; to restore |
1 sciophilous 2 deicide 3 gyromancy 4 triarchy 5 redintegrate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | royal |
1 regius 2 humify 3 omegoid 4 pyknometer 5 orthography | |
| 12 | juror |
1 turnery 2 wroth 3 croceate 4 ras 5 venireman | |
| 13 | having six rays |
1 hexactinal 2 keckle 3 tesseract 4 leprose 5 percurrent | |
| 14 | burial in an urn |
1 metagnostic 2 hydriotaphia 3 ligyrophobia 4 peripteral 5 breve | |
| 15 | belief in the superiority of one particular religious creed |
1 triumphalism 2 paronym 3 parure 4 alk 5 niddering | |
| 16 | banditry; robbery |
1 sicarian 2 volvelle 3 bistoury 4 ladronism 5 latrant | |
| 17 | juggler; trickster; deceiver |
1 pterospermous 2 plastron 3 martingale 4 lemma 5 tregetour | |
| 18 | study of early humans |
1 frigiferous 2 palaeoanthropology 3 perseity 4 paludal 5 haversack | |
| 19 | of or pertaining to seals and signets |
1 causative 2 afterwil 3 gametogenesis 4 sphragistic 5 larboard | |
| 20 | figure where word related to two others differently |
1 rounce 2 helotage 3 syllepsis 4 celsitude 5 cumuliform | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | consisting of or derived from many races or ethnicities |
1 grogram 2 polyethnic 3 cevesaile 4 isobase 5 alveolate | |
| 22 | square dance for four couples |
1 epitrope 2 quadrille 3 psychogony 4 serotinous 5 clarigate | |
| 23 | wind screen |
1 paravent 2 woolbird 3 interramification 4 rundale 5 cinque-pace | |
| 24 | carrying outward or away |
1 tonga 2 monoculture 3 chryselephantine 4 efferent 5 aquarelle | |
| 25 | bird watching |
1 ornithoscopy 2 nestitherapy 3 gadzooks 4 lection 5 avaunt | |
| 26 | sale |
1 pyretology 2 floriform 3 vendition 4 pogonophobia 5 subserve | |
| 27 | to restrain by tying the feet together |
1 hopple 2 syndicalism 3 circumfuse 4 quinquennium 5 dionym | |
| 28 | science of deciphering ancient writings and texts |
1 eidolism 2 diplomatics 3 genitive 4 abdominous 5 piend | |
| 29 | food; provender; nourishment |
1 dap 2 equipluve 3 elution 4 pabulum 5 prelect | |
| 30 | to gather grapes or other fruit |
1 defluent 2 gallipot 3 bolide 4 dreadnought 5 vindemiate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | study of runes |
1 waldhorn 2 runology 3 tepefaction 4 aneuria 5 chevelure | |
| 32 | government by technical experts |
1 technocracy 2 obstreperous 3 interlocutor 4 underbridge 5 dendrometer | |
| 33 | earth measurement on a large scale |
1 nasutiform 2 taperer 3 sagittal 4 geodesy 5 zymotic | |
| 34 | causing dental cavities |
1 lunula 2 libeccio 3 cariogenic 4 alepine 5 omoplatoscopy | |
| 35 | stone ingested by an animal to aid in digestion |
1 gastrolith 2 piolet 3 ostreophagous 4 nubecula 5 acaulescent | |
| 36 | to divide into two branches |
1 bibliophobia 2 acutiator 3 divaricate 4 verdigris 5 hackle | |
| 37 | study of death; final matters |
1 defeasible 2 eschatology 3 nobilitate 4 adipocere 5 buccula | |
| 38 | excess of the calendar month over the lunar month |
1 teleseism 2 janizary 3 tyromancy 4 wimble 5 epact | |
| 39 | gratuity |
1 buhl 2 lagniappe 3 raptus 4 lithodomous 5 somniferous | |
| 40 | believer in the perfectibility of mankind |
1 scholarch 2 diaconal 3 pyogenic 4 perfectibilian 5 sedigitated | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | to diminish, in appearance or reality |
1 sanguineous 2 sudd 3 minify 4 cathisophobia 5 bandolier | |
| 42 | stuffing of one bird inside another |
1 sext 2 vivisepulture 3 blennophobia 4 oligophrenia 5 engastration | |
| 43 | fine or reparation paid |
1 wale 2 zoopery 3 amende 4 numen 5 alopecoid | |
| 44 | growing young or strong again |
1 revirescent 2 prosopography 3 clinophilia 4 eisegesis 5 tinctorial | |
| 45 | danger warning on a chart |
1 periclinal 2 vigia 3 mnemonist 4 postament 5 starets | |
| 46 | enclosed seat in theatre |
1 pucelage 2 urinator 3 fauteuil 4 pharmacopolist 5 pathopoeia | |
| 47 | shaped like or resembling a neck |
1 foraneous 2 aprique 3 wastel 4 colliform 5 pinguefy | |
| 48 | yellow dye; plant from which it is extracted |
1 piscicapturist 2 reliquiae 3 fascia 4 paliform 5 weld | |
| 49 | ability to jump |
1 ichthyophagous 2 saltativeness 3 carinated 4 postlude 5 mountenance | |
| 50 | word expressing an idea, such as a noun |
1 semanteme 2 sabin 3 dromometer 4 sapor 5 peristeronic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | a nest; an aboriginal hut |
1 regorge 2 hetaera 3 calvary 4 wurley 5 arciform | |
| 52 | crafty |
1 desudation 2 subdolous 3 septimal 4 pyrognomic 5 otology | |
| 53 | shadowy; shaded; dusky |
1 malversation 2 hame 3 personalism 4 lamprophony 5 ombr‚ | |
| 54 | economics |
1 redivivus 2 zwischenzug 3 vicennial 4 barodynamics 5 plutonomy | |
| 55 | to draw together; to tighten |
1 niello 2 theomicrist 3 lemures 4 resorb 5 astringe | |
| 56 | hook-shaped |
1 runagate 2 coffle 3 entozoology 4 wis 5 ankyroid | |
| 57 | hymns collectively; hymn-singing |
1 berlin 2 hymnody 3 visile 4 berceau 5 hypercatalectic | |
| 58 | pertaining to the vintage |
1 opuscule 2 vindemial 3 manumission 4 phonendoscope 5 psychometry | |
| 59 | to add at the end or afterwards |
1 criticaster 2 metoposcopy 3 oscinine 4 subjoin 5 anuptaphobia | |
| 60 | resident of an institution |
1 gamidolatry 2 coparcenary 3 optimate 4 dyschroa 5 commorant | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | indicating a substance or item foreign to the body |
1 ruction 2 xenobiotic 3 voluptuary 4 rullion 5 graphospasm | |
| 62 | female animal trainer |
1 calvities 2 swith 3 nekton 4 dompteuse 5 celadon | |
| 63 | impudent child; conceited fellow |
1 tarlatan 2 nuncio 3 spectrometer 4 jackanapes 5 mascle | |
| 64 | anvil pointed at both ends |
1 amplexus 2 demonetise 3 vitiate 4 bickern 5 hippomania | |
| 65 | government by bishops |
1 analects 2 tetragrammaton 3 exarchy 4 brodequin 5 pharos | |
| 66 | quill feather of a bird's wing |
1 lotic 2 cordwainer 3 remex 4 shagreen 5 viator | |
| 67 | innate feel for essential character of a language |
1 sprachgefhl 2 webster 3 endysis 4 macrophobia 5 deipnosophist | |
| 68 | to cut off the tail of |
1 zymite 2 intromit 3 bridoon 4 decaudate 5 multilocation | |
| 69 | room just under the roof of a house; attic |
1 lutose 2 strigil 3 misology 4 weedy 5 garret | |
| 70 | fear of crossing streets |
1 dromophobia 2 pornerastic 3 warden 4 aphicide 5 opinionator | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | drain; ditch; excavation |
1 retiary 2 delf 3 splanchnic 4 turriferous 5 thereoid | |
| 72 | study of icons; symbols |
1 sarment 2 symphonia 3 oomancy 4 iconology 5 taffrail | |
| 73 | low stool; embroidery frame |
1 strake 2 wiseling 3 suburbicarian 4 phanerosis 5 tabouret | |
| 74 | piece of yarn used to fasten a sail to a spar |
1 iamb 2 causimancy 3 pilule 4 roband 5 tinctorial | |
| 75 | a preliminary study; preliminary |
1 haematogenesis 2 gemmiferous 3 zoiatrics 4 recalesce 5 propadeuctic | |
| 76 | instrument indicating change in temperature |
1 pectize 2 thermoscope 3 bonify 4 foliaceous 5 triskelion | |
| 77 | an appearance of the devil |
1 cadastre 2 gray 3 laciniate 4 satanophany 5 hederiferous | |
| 78 | fear of freedom |
1 notabilia 2 eleutherophobia 3 langley 4 oneirocriticism 5 plimsoll | |
| 79 | stone circle |
1 caballine 2 forisfamiliate 3 acapnia 4 personalia 5 cyclolith | |
| 80 | theory of the origin of planets |
1 trottoir 2 godet 3 sinal 4 idioglossia 5 planetogeny | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | written or signed document |
1 leporiform 2 ansate 3 orlop 4 pannychis 5 chirograph | |
| 82 | a charge on a ship in port |
1 quantometer 2 groundage 3 entomical 4 gunnage 5 cuddy | |
| 83 | doctrine that one should take the safer moral course |
1 venous 2 reliquary 3 avicular 4 tutiorism 5 antenniferous | |
| 84 | reprisal; taking back that which is unlawfully obtained |
1 egency 2 ergograph 3 ondograph 4 noctiflorous 5 recaption | |
| 85 | at once; immediately |
1 seismometer 2 subito 3 achromatopsia 4 kerseymere 5 stauroscope | |
| 86 | Spanish gypsy dance with sudden tempo and mood changes |
1 obrotund 2 phthirophagous 3 farruca 4 numen 5 conflate | |
| 87 | medical certificate of illness excusing student's sickness |
1 cauliform 2 hepteris 3 onager 4 hydrology 5 aegrotat | |
| 88 | resembling, producing or having the qualities of butter |
1 aeolian 2 ivresse 3 butyraceous 4 splenitive 5 saffron | |
| 89 | substitute; remedy |
1 overflush 2 alembicated 3 succedaneum 4 bastle 5 heliology | |
| 90 | instrument for measuring proportions of elements in metallic samples |
1 quantometer 2 vulnerose 3 lam‚ 4 pulvinated 5 vindemiate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | command; order |
1 decoupage 2 mandament 3 salutary 4 knop 5 intrados | |
| 92 | long necklace or pendant |
1 consilient 2 sautoir 3 an 4 psychism 5 starets | |
| 93 | bell-shaped |
1 nostology 2 primiparous 3 fid 4 perlative 5 campaniform | |
| 94 | something intended to horrify people |
1 guignol 2 dyslogia 3 adenia 4 vigesimal 5 subsultive | |
| 95 | to flash like lightning |
1 gamidolatry 2 vug 3 fulgurate 4 digladiate 5 rom | |
| 96 | bearing or carrying a fetus |
1 foetiferous 2 denehole 3 colligation 4 orthology 5 allogamy | |
| 97 | having more than one name |
1 plurinominal 2 macular 3 needs 4 nautics 5 castellated | |
| 98 | of or pertaining to a stage |
1 somewhither 2 snobocracy 3 quodlibet 4 stadial 5 moquette | |
| 99 | second childhood; disease of premature aging |
1 maillot 2 araneiform 3 desipient 4 progeria 5 nuncupative | |
| 100 | study of plagues and epidemics |
1 caecity 2 aeropleustic 3 gray 4 loimology 5 graticulation |