| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | having scaly or rough surface; risqu‚ or obscene |
1 inoperculate 2 abulia 3 scabrous 4 myrmecoid 5 retronym | |
| 2 | fever |
1 chiaroscuro 2 pyrexia 3 lyncean 4 octactinal 5 schadenfreude | |
| 3 | very obstinate |
1 galatea 2 colporteur 3 pervicacious 4 slummock 5 meatus | |
| 4 | occurring in alternate years |
1 hapaxanthous 2 trieteric 3 apparitor 4 mutic 5 skoptsy | |
| 5 | relating to a string or cable |
1 phocomelia 2 kermesse 3 aerolite 4 bibitory 5 funicular | |
| 6 | dispelling shadows |
1 writhled 2 furfuraceous 3 decalogist 4 alcatote 5 scialytic | |
| 7 | knowledge; especially spiritual |
1 chevaline 2 orleans 3 papilliform 4 gnosis 5 cordage | |
| 8 | country dance |
1 provand 2 caudiform 3 bergamask 4 maquis 5 scatology | |
| 9 | bearing spores |
1 epigon 2 mappemond 3 sporiferous 4 ditheism 5 sommelier | |
| 10 | upright division between window panes |
1 venule 2 mullion 3 holm 4 totemism 5 ordalian | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | of or relating to axes or hatchets |
1 vigneron 2 deosculate 3 dolabrate 4 windle 5 sententia | |
| 12 | book of customs, traditions and principles |
1 minacious 2 urimancy 3 cachaemic 4 expiate 5 consuetudinary | |
| 13 | excessive devotion to church tradition and form |
1 patibulary 2 bathmism 3 cohibit 4 ecclesiolatry 5 spheromancy | |
| 14 | marriage of a man to a woman of lower status |
1 hypergamy 2 regardant 3 polyphyletic 4 tegmental 5 faviform | |
| 15 | to push in stealthily |
1 fremitus 2 subtrude 3 landau 4 writative 5 muciferous | |
| 16 | mountain-dwelling |
1 vitriform 2 encyclical 3 cognomen 4 monticolous 5 suaveolent | |
| 17 | to swarm; to teem; to breed freely; to sprout |
1 intercipient 2 bavardage 3 tegument 4 lucifugous 5 pullulate | |
| 18 | to clear of forest; to disforest |
1 afterguard 2 plagiary 3 disafforest 4 polypod 5 sesquipedalian | |
| 19 | to engrave, to cut or carve from something |
1 fucivorous 2 cadastre 3 circa 4 insculp 5 ismatic | |
| 20 | relating to charity or giving alms; dependent on charity |
1 eleemosynary 2 hydrotimeter 3 sere 4 epicedial 5 theody | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | government by all equally |
1 epistolary 2 imago 3 pantisocracy 4 peccable 5 tachograph | |
| 22 | that may be overcome |
1 alomancy 2 ceraunograph 3 vincible 4 exodromy 5 intellectualism | |
| 23 | search with the hand; grope |
1 pyrography 2 whittle 3 polysyndeton 4 grabble 5 crinigerous | |
| 24 | divided in two by a deep split |
1 trousseau 2 epigone 3 oriel 4 anagalactic 5 bifid | |
| 25 | mustard gas |
1 ogive 2 theomania 3 scepsis 4 stereotaxis 5 yperite | |
| 26 | boiled wine with honey |
1 mulse 2 woodshedding 3 novity 4 cleithral 5 ochlophobia | |
| 27 | porpoise |
1 sudoriparous 2 fecalith 3 sideral 4 mythogenesis 5 seahog | |
| 28 | numbing |
1 reprography 2 eccrinology 3 mutative 4 demonology 5 torpedinous | |
| 29 | carefully argued examination of a topic |
1 spissitude 2 anorchous 3 outroop 4 disquisition 5 meable | |
| 30 | chattering of the teeth |
1 zambomba 2 teasel 3 clypeate 4 odonterism 5 monepic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | male midwife |
1 whipsaw 2 monolith 3 eldritch 4 hypsometer 5 accoucheur | |
| 32 | ratification |
1 brachypodous 2 brodequin 3 ratihabition 4 feak 5 acantha | |
| 33 | buying or selling of ecclesiastical offices |
1 mixotrophic 2 quartering 3 fictile 4 trebuchet 5 simony | |
| 34 | sure; certain; firm |
1 macropterous 2 micrander 3 actinometer 4 quelch 5 siccar | |
| 35 | vine-grower |
1 habilitate 2 prefatorial 3 welk 4 vigneron 5 misopaedia | |
| 36 | tending to use long or cumbersome words |
1 ras 2 gemmeous 3 redhibition 4 scutage 5 sesquipedalian | |
| 37 | anticipating and refuting objections to an argument |
1 illuvium 2 girandole 3 col 4 hypobole 5 parallax | |
| 38 | horseman's loose cloak |
1 lecanomancy 2 cadge 3 smalt 4 chlamys 5 plurinominal | |
| 39 | surface described by rotation of conic section about a line |
1 tore 2 vug 3 consenescence 4 papyrology 5 raptorial | |
| 40 | study of the entrails or viscera |
1 hexamerous 2 collyrium 3 carpophagous 4 idiomorphic 5 splanchnology | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | perfect realization of ultimate goal or reason for existence |
1 malar 2 entelechy 3 suppositious 4 mysophobia 5 amphipneust | |
| 42 | threadbare; withered |
1 sere 2 shabrack 3 ophidian 4 yardang 5 ensilage | |
| 43 | finger exercise machine for pianists |
1 lagostoma 2 cardophagus 3 ecclesiarchy 4 chirogymnast 5 ulatrophy | |
| 44 | picture puzzle representing a word |
1 aurulent 2 hansom 3 rebus 4 scoptophobia 5 olivetta | |
| 45 | professional jester or minstrel |
1 pluviose 2 ridibund 3 tourbillon 4 joculator 5 vespoid | |
| 46 | altar boy who bears censer |
1 comity 2 anaphia 3 chronograph 4 keckle 5 thurifer | |
| 47 | to grumble; to drivel; to mutter |
1 dactyliomancy 2 octonocular 3 maunder 4 croche 5 topophilia | |
| 48 | lacking interest or significance; dull or insipid; dry; empty |
1 ceticide 2 varec 3 jejune 4 rectalgia 5 sublunary | |
| 49 | pastime |
1 eleutheromania 2 pastance 3 gamophobia 4 aerobe 5 prestriction | |
| 50 | bifurcate |
1 micturition 2 porphyrous 3 eirenics 4 twiforked 5 soutache | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | fear of or distaste for food |
1 fathometer 2 amnicolist 3 cinerious 4 cibophobia 5 agalactia | |
| 52 | bathing in cold water |
1 psychrolusia 2 replevin 3 munify 4 demisang 5 quadroon | |
| 53 | false or abnormal physical form |
1 accend 2 encraty 3 psychofugal 4 pseudomorph 5 twain | |
| 54 | having eight rays or points |
1 apodictic 2 eutropic 3 madescent 4 octactinal 5 tardiloquous | |
| 55 | talking in one's sleep |
1 pyrrhic 2 pyrrhous 3 homophobia 4 cholelithiasis 5 somniloquence | |
| 56 | thin silk satin or imitation thereof |
1 sacciform 2 chaplet 3 satinet 4 baroscope 5 wanchancy | |
| 57 | perhaps; possibly |
1 glutinous 2 maenadic 3 torpillage 4 glottogonic 5 peradventure | |
| 58 | writer of proverbs |
1 forfex 2 tablature 3 purser 4 hexamerous 5 paroemiographer | |
| 59 | to denounce or place under a curse |
1 expiate 2 aularian 3 impecunious 4 execrate 5 derrick | |
| 60 | wild plum |
1 bullace 2 singultous 3 bonzery 4 ziganka 5 gleet | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | iron bar used to support the end of a log in a fire |
1 flammulated 2 expeditate 3 bathysmal 4 andiron 5 ingluvies | |
| 62 | resembling a jellyfish |
1 oxyacaesthesia 2 medusiform 3 purulence 4 purloin 5 scattery | |
| 63 | covered with layers |
1 helcology 2 tunicate 3 adnascent 4 peatary 5 vibronic | |
| 64 | petrifaction |
1 multeity 2 lapifidication 3 superinduce 4 tanti 5 schadenfreude | |
| 65 | variation of poker where blank card can have any value |
1 praxis 2 gaff 3 mistigris 4 tabinet 5 speculum | |
| 66 | change of abode |
1 demigration 2 scrotiform 3 emmew 4 coticular 5 volens | |
| 67 | full of meaning; aphoristic; tending to moralize |
1 seine 2 pluriparous 3 nacre 4 sententious 5 panegyry | |
| 68 | suffering from frequent and severe earthquakes |
1 superincumbent 2 malloseismic 3 vineatic 4 pavid 5 lysis | |
| 69 | study of election results and voting trends |
1 momentaneous 2 highbinder 3 incompossible 4 archididascalian 5 psephology | |
| 70 | to grow together |
1 lactogenic 2 pyrolatry 3 concrew 4 dysgenics 5 schw„rmerei | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | measurement of speed |
1 sheading 2 aliped 3 gaposis 4 disgregation 5 tachymetry | |
| 72 | wishing to please others; obliging |
1 improvident 2 torsive 3 risorgimento 4 pareunia 5 complaisant | |
| 73 | substructure; foundation; basement |
1 zona 2 whiffler 3 stereobate 4 megrim 5 accessit | |
| 74 | a spittoon |
1 oryctomancy 2 placentiform 3 musal 4 cuspidor 5 forcipate | |
| 75 | inherent disposition |
1 ruderal 2 martlet 3 coleopterology 4 indoles 5 myrmecoid | |
| 76 | soft fleshy tumour in horses |
1 anbury 2 belling 3 xenomancy 4 photic 5 rhysimeter | |
| 77 | squint due to weakness in the eye muscles |
1 sagene 2 utraquist 3 diogenic 4 cyclophoria 5 olivetta | |
| 78 | cloth for wiping away sweat |
1 sudarium 2 zonule 3 astrionics 4 undecennial 5 refulgent | |
| 79 | ironic expression of idea by refuting its contrary |
1 hyrax 2 enantiosis 3 apologetics 4 pandemian 5 cincture | |
| 80 | threadlike; having a threadlike end |
1 squirage 2 vulgus 3 nithing 4 filose 5 ursal | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | destroyer of myths |
1 antimony 2 mythoclast 3 subrident 4 timoneer 5 traduce | |
| 82 | measurement of proportions of chemical reactions |
1 nickeliferous 2 lugubrious 3 gallinaceous 4 stoichiometry 5 genoa | |
| 83 | unit of permeability of rock to various substances |
1 needlecord 2 zootomy 3 execrate 4 darcy 5 talaric | |
| 84 | touching |
1 sundog 2 attingent 3 brachet 4 prorrhesis 5 effete | |
| 85 | highly polished convex gem |
1 gemmate 2 adespota 3 relucent 4 cabochon 5 cocarde | |
| 86 | spontaneous generation of living matter |
1 siliciferous 2 anacrisis 3 solander 4 diplomatics 5 abiogenesis | |
| 87 | of or pertaining to the gums |
1 hydrotimeter 2 cauliform 3 bluepeter 4 limpid 5 uletic | |
| 88 | blossoming or foliating early |
1 gomphiasis 2 rifacimento 3 protoplast 4 natatorium 5 prevernal | |
| 89 | a piddling grammarian |
1 pipkin 2 escadrille 3 agrapha 4 fossick 5 grammaticaster | |
| 90 | early wind instrument resembling the trombone |
1 oomancy 2 singillatim 3 sackbut 4 postilion 5 xerotripsis | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | archbishop holding authority over other bishops |
1 metropolitan 2 peregrination 3 inessive 4 solferino 5 chronosynchronicity | |
| 92 | individual opposed to vivisection |
1 transverberate 2 explement 3 profulgent 4 bestiarian 5 malvaceous | |
| 93 | shaped like a beak |
1 coronoid 2 quasi 3 ochroleucous 4 immanent 5 suborn | |
| 94 | to take the strength from |
1 cotyliform 2 cento 3 spadix 4 unsinew 5 papilionaceous | |
| 95 | prayer service held just before bedtime |
1 bodge 2 formicide 3 whang 4 radioscope 5 compline | |
| 96 | soft light cotton fabric resembling silk |
1 neophobia 2 silkaline 3 sciomancy 4 tomograph 5 witenagemot | |
| 97 | dimensions of a cross-section of timber; a small amount |
1 acre-breadth 2 scantling 3 colliform 4 breve 5 lapactic | |
| 98 | the act of stretching and yawning |
1 euchology 2 pandiculation 3 sulphorous 4 secretum 5 rodenticide | |
| 99 | reserving clause in a lease |
1 masseter 2 reddendum 3 hylozoism 4 alviducous 5 cepivorous | |
| 100 | lying in speech or writing |
1 alcahest 2 planipennate 3 euhemerism 4 moucharaby 5 pseudologia |