| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | One who deserts a party, side, idea, etc. And joins the opposition; a traitor; traitorous. |
1 Exorbitant 2 Ebullient 3 Homogeneous 4 Eradicate 5 Renegade | |
| 2 | Spiritless; insipid; dull. |
1 Volatile 2 Fiasco 3 Incorrigible 4 Vapid 5 Condone | |
| 3 | Something new; a recent invention; the act or process of creating or introducing new things or ideas |
1 Innovation 2 Skeptical 3 Intractable 4 Censure 5 Incarcerate | |
| 4 | A mixture of various things or subjects. |
1 Aplomb 2 Diminution 3 Potpourri 4 Condone 5 Gregarious | |
| 5 | Related to acting or actors; theatrical; overly dramatic. |
1 Capitulate 2 Inalienable 3 Extricate 4 Histrionic 5 Incongruous | |
| 6 | v. Belittle. |
1 Dissuade 2 Inane 3 Disparage 4 Innate 5 Profusion | |
| 7 | v. Free; disentangle. |
1 Relegate 2 Ebullient 3 Ephemeral 4 Expedient 5 Extricate | |
| 8 | Excessively dismal; mournful. |
1 Hackneyed 2 Disperse 3 Pandemonium 4 Lugubrious 5 Laconic | |
| 9 | A sudden and utter breakdown; an overwhelming and ruinous turn of events; a rout; a calamity. |
1 Debacle 2 Venerate 3 Exorbitant 4 Dissuade 5 Magnanimous | |
| 10 | adj. Spread throughout ; permeating. |
1 Pervasive 2 Dissuade 3 Precedent 4 Inalienable 5 Inaugurate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | adj. Harmless |
1 Innocuous 2 Opaque 3 Trepidation 4 Converge 5 Stupefy | |
| 12 | To surrender on certain terms; to give in; to acquiesce. |
1 Evanescent 2 Mundane 3 Miserly 4 Capitulate 5 Disparage | |
| 13 | v. Scatter; break up. |
1 Disperse 2 Renounce 3 Philanthropist 4 Umbrage 5 Indict | |
| 14 | v. Coax; wheedle; flatter. |
1 Cajole 2 Fanaticism 3 Regression 4 Oscillation 5 Equivocal | |
| 15 | adj. Conspicuously wicked; obvious. |
1 Flagrant 2 Gravity 3 Homogeneous 4 Laud 5 Relegate | |
| 16 | Fearless; dauntless. |
1 Aplomb 2 Intrepid 3 Cryptic 4 Effervescent 5 Placate | |
| 17 | v. Banish; demote; consign to inferior position. |
1 Mercenary 2 Futile 3 Aggrandizement 4 Garbled 5 Relegate | |
| 18 | A wave - like rising and falling or bending; a wave |
1 Inherent 2 Pandemonium 3 Undulation 4 Inalienable 5 Proximity | |
| 19 | adj. Unclear or doubtful in meaning. |
1 Disparage 2 Ambiguous 3 Incidental 4 Venerate 5 Unbridled | |
| 20 | n. Sternness; severity; lack of luxuries. |
1 Intrepid 2 Austerity 3 Pervasive 4 Laconic 5 Ambiguous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | adj. Excessive; overabundant; unnecessary. |
1 Commodious 2 Renegade 3 Disseminate 4 Superfluous 5 Megalomania | |
| 22 | n. Forgetfulness. |
1 Delineate 2 Impervious 3 Histrionic 4 Ameliorate 5 Oblivion | |
| 23 | To Annul; repeal; abolish; cancel. |
1 Flagrant 2 Converge 3 Abrogate 4 Profound 5 Irreverence | |
| 24 | The capability of recovering shape after being or stretched; elasticity; the personal capability of recovering undamaged from stress or pressure. |
1 Skeptical 2 Augment 3 Sinister 4 Resilience 5 Irresolute | |
| 25 | An action that may justify or serve as a standard for future ones; a guiding principle; proceeding; former. |
1 Trepidation 2 Precedent 3 Paradox 4 Commodious 5 Delineate | |
| 26 | n. Something that discourages; a hindrance. |
1 Deterrent 2 Reminiscent 3 Urbane 4 Benign 5 Fervor | |
| 27 | Meaningless; pointless; asinine |
1 Resilience 2 Rebuff 3 Inane 4 Hedonism 5 Cryptic | |
| 28 | adj. Mysterious; puzzling; secret. |
1 Stoic 2 Aplomb 3 Cryptic 4 Infamous 5 Duplicity | |
| 29 | n. Seriousness. |
1 Converge 2 Capricious 3 Gravity 4 Debacle 5 Viable | |
| 30 | n. Self-indulgence; belief that pleasure is the only purpose in life. |
1 Urbane 2 Hedonism 3 Volatile 4 Equivocal 5 Acquiesce | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | adj. Kindly; favorable; not malignant. |
1 Benign 2 Debonair 3 Decadence 4 Garbled 5 Despondent | |
| 32 | n. Puzzle. |
1 Archaic 2 Viable 3 Deterrent 4 Enigma 5 Nominal | |
| 33 | Harshness or bitterness of speech or manner; expression of great dislike or deep resentment. |
1 Scrupulous 2 Placate 3 Acrimony 4 Discursive 5 Capricious | |
| 34 | The leading or central character in a play or story; a person most concerned and active in resolving a situation. |
1 Debonair 2 Protagonist 3 Satirical 4 Embellish 5 Inherent | |
| 35 | v. Bring up; feed; educate. |
1 Irresolute 2 Discursive 3 Laud 4 Nurture 5 Debilitate | |
| 36 | adj. Representing a wide variety of types or styles. |
1 Profane 2 Lucid 3 Extricate 4 Eclectic 5 Equivocal | |
| 37 | adj. Secret. |
1 Surreptitious 2 Loquacious 3 Affirmation 4 Sobriety 5 Dissuade | |
| 38 | v. Overlook; forgive. |
1 Pacifist 2 Ingenuous 3 Inherent 4 Implicit 5 Condone | |
| 39 | adj. Known only to the chosen few. |
1 Peripheral 2 Spontaneous 3 Delineate 4 Discerning 5 Esoteric | |
| 40 | To imprison; to confine |
1 Incarcerate 2 Nominal 3 Ingenuous 4 Pacifist 5 Bequeath | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | Completely resistant to penetration; unaffected; unreceptive; immune. |
1 Impervious 2 Innovation 3 Garbled 4 Disparage 5 Laconic | |
| 42 | n. Active enmity; hatred. |
1 Fiasco 2 Affirmation 3 Ecstatic 4 Hedonism 5 Animosity | |
| 43 | Wasted or gaunt in appearance. |
1 Capitulate 2 Haggard 3 Predilection 4 Enigma 5 Unbridled | |
| 44 | n. Discord; disagreement. |
1 Guile 2 Peripheral 3 Dissonance 4 Intractable 5 Disparity | |
| 45 | To completely erase; to wipe out. |
1 Opulence 2 Potpourri 3 Ambivalence 4 Esoteric 5 Eradicate | |
| 46 | n. Glowing ardor. |
1 Concur 2 Guile 3 Fervor 4 Enigma 5 Commodious | |
| 47 | v. Praise; glorify. |
1 Resilience 2 Brevity 3 Sacrilege 4 Extol 5 Perfunctory | |
| 48 | Wild tumult; disorder on grand scale. |
1 Exemplary 2 Nonplussed 3 Disseminate 4 Brevity 5 Pandemonium | |
| 49 | Unplanned; acting from a natural impulse; self - generated. |
1 Berate 2 Viscosity 3 Trepidation 4 Spontaneous 5 Eradicate | |
| 50 | A swinging back and forth; in decision or wavering. |
1 Haggard 2 Oscillation 3 Profane 4 Momentous 5 Dissuade | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | Passing from one subject to another. |
1 Polyglot 2 Instigate 3 Discursive 4 Debilitate 5 Fallacious | |
| 52 | adj. Showy; pretentious; too fancy. |
1 Evanescent 2 Polyglot 3 Superfluous 4 Fervor 5 Ostentatious | |
| 53 | v. Assent, agree passively. |
1 Acquiesce 2 Dissuade 3 Vilify 4 Conviction 5 Blasphemy | |
| 54 | Happily excited; exuberant; bubbling or boiling up. |
1 Cryptic 2 Opulence 3 Ebullient 4 Benign 5 Evanescent | |
| 55 | adj. Dark; not transparent. |
1 Opaque 2 Hackneyed 3 Ironic 4 Intermittent 5 Umbrage | |
| 56 | adj. Random; by chance. |
1 Haphazard 2 Momentous 3 Fanaticism 4 Precocious 5 Infiltrate | |
| 57 | adj. Teaching; instructional. |
1 Disinclination 2 Euphemism 3 Didactic 4 Megalomania 5 Animosity | |
| 58 | A glib or Facetious for anything and everything; a supposed universal cure; a cure - all. |
1 Fiasco 2 Condone 3 Intractable 4 Panacea 5 Ironic | |
| 59 | adj. Conscientious; extremely thorough. |
1 Virulent 2 Depravity 3 Scrupulous 4 Nomadic 5 Ironic | |
| 60 | Influenced by desire for money; acting only for pay; greedy; one who is hired, esp.: A soldier hired by a foreign government. |
1 Inherent 2 Conciliatory 3 Guile 4 Grotesque 5 Mercenary | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | Deserved punishment or its source; anything or anyone that always seems certain to defeat to frustrate. |
1 Nonplussed 2 Nemesis 3 Dissonance 4 Eclectic 5 Expedient | |
| 62 | n. A gift made by a will. |
1 Modicum 2 Paradox 3 Panacea 4 Legacy 5 Polyglot | |
| 63 | adj. Widespread; generally accepted. |
1 Prevalent 2 Virtuoso 3 Predilection 4 Emaciated 5 Miserly | |
| 64 | v. Blames; criticize. |
1 Aggrandizement 2 Brevity 3 Innocuous 4 Censure 5 Eclectic | |
| 65 | v. Violate; desecrate. |
1 Preclude 2 Profane 3 Superfluous 4 Connoisseur 5 Dissuade | |
| 66 | adj. Brief and compact. |
1 Emulate 2 Ebullient 3 Prevalent 4 Innovation 5 Concise | |
| 67 | Elegant in manner; well bred; refined; polite. |
1 Piety 2 Futile 3 Urbane 4 Ambivalence 5 Pragmatic | |
| 68 | adj. Easily understood. |
1 Lucid 2 Renegade 3 Deterrent 4 Incarcerate 5 Fallacious | |
| 69 | Speaking or writing in several languages; multilingual; a mixture of languages. |
1 Polyglot 2 Vapid 3 Implicit 4 Vicarious 5 Disinclination | |
| 70 | Quickly evaporating; unstable; quickly changeable; influenced easily; fickle. |
1 Volatile 2 Concise 3 Polyglot 4 Incontrovertible 5 Nullify | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | n. Disrepute; ill fame. |
1 Placate 2 Ecstatic 3 Divergent 4 Notoriety 5 Insipid | |
| 72 | n. The state of having contradictory or conflicting emotional attitudes. |
1 Discordant 2 Vacillation 3 Ambivalence 4 Divergent 5 Vicarious | |
| 73 | Pertaining to the country; rural; not refined; simple; one who lives in the country; a simple or undefined person. |
1 Megalomania 2 Rustic 3 Lethargic 4 Garbled 5 Benign | |
| 74 | v. Slander. |
1 Duplicity 2 Vilify 3 Hackneyed 4 Innocuous 5 Fervor | |
| 75 | spacious; roomy. |
1 Incorrigible 2 Unobtrusive 3 Haggard 4 Affirmation 5 Commodious | |
| 76 | v. Increase. |
1 Infiltrate 2 Philanthropist 3 Incarcerate 4 Ebullient 5 Augment | |
| 77 | To think about carefully; to ponder over; to meditate. |
1 Ostentatious 2 Profusion 3 Exorbitant 4 Conviction 5 Ruminate | |
| 78 | adj. Depressed; gloomy. |
1 Ambiguous 2 Opaque 3 Despondent 4 Inherent 5 Verbatim | |
| 79 | n. Highly skilled artist. |
1 Frivolity 2 Verbatim 3 Animosity 4 Virtuoso 5 Implicit | |
| 80 | adj. Uncorrectable. |
1 Ecstatic 2 Miserly 3 Morose 4 Indolent 5 Incorrigible | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | n. One who is peaceful or opposed to use of force. |
1 Exemplary 2 Surreptitious 3 Ephemeral 4 Pacifist 5 Ascendancy | |
| 82 | adj. Definite; open. |
1 Hedonism 2 Explicit 3 Blasphemy 4 Aplomb 5 Meticulous | |
| 83 | Beyond reasonable limits; excessive. |
1 Homogeneous 2 Evanescent 3 Exorbitant 4 Miserly 5 Engender | |
| 84 | adj. Casual; hastily done. |
1 Unobtrusive 2 Haphazard 3 Scrupulous 4 Viscosity 5 Cursory | |
| 85 | adj. Unreasonable or capricious; imperious; tyrannical. |
1 Garbled 2 Eulogy 3 Vilify 4 Solemnity 5 Arbitrary | |
| 86 | n. Standard used in judging. |
1 Spontaneous 2 Flagrant 3 Criterion 4 Irreverence 5 Verbatim | |
| 87 | n. Unwillingness. |
1 Vilify 2 Sinister 3 Disdain 4 Disinclination 5 Immutable | |
| 88 | adj. Brief; compact. |
1 Succinct 2 Ruminate 3 Nemesis 4 Pervasive 5 Astute | |
| 89 | Self - assurance; self - confidence; self - possession; poise. |
1 Piety 2 Astute 3 Aggrandizement 4 Abrogate 5 Aplomb | |
| 90 | To persuade not to do something. |
1 Pedantic 2 Proximity 3 Unbridled 4 Incarcerate 5 Dissuade | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | adj. Concise; abrupt; pithy. |
1 Cursory 2 Gravity 3 Eloquence 4 Terse 5 Cajole | |
| 92 | v. Improve. |
1 Ameliorate 2 Skeptical 3 Garbled 4 Umbrage 5 Opaque | |
| 93 | adj. Difficult to please; squeamish. |
1 Intractable 2 Inaugurate 3 Undulation 4 Enigma 5 Fastidious | |
| 94 | Wandering from place to place: having no fixed location. |
1 Precedent 2 Nomadic 3 Explicit 4 Profane 5 Discerning | |
| 95 | One who lives shut off from others; a hermit |
1 Nonplussed 2 Antithesis 3 Fiasco 4 Recluse 5 Engender | |
| 96 | A small quantity or portion |
1 Perfunctory 2 Innocuous 3 Connoisseur 4 Modicum 5 Verbose | |
| 97 | adj. Unruly; stubborn. |
1 Exemplary 2 Oblivion 3 Dissuade 4 Ascendancy 5 Intractable | |
| 98 | n. Nearness. |
1 Innovation 2 Opaque 3 Incorrigible 4 Verbatim 5 Proximity | |
| 99 | To scold severely; Rebuke harshly |
1 Austerity 2 Blasphemy 3 Berate 4 Nepotism 5 Disparage | |
| 100 | Had the appearance but not the actuality of; imitated; pretended; feigned. |
1 Verbose 2 Profound 3 Simulated 4 Insipid 5 Abrogate |