| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | inquiry; question; V. |
1 query 2 actuarial 3 verve 4 avalanche 5 artful | |
| 2 | vessel in which substances are crushed with a pestle |
1 mortar 2 dolt 3 hypothetical 4 armada 5 longevity | |
| 3 | fear of heights |
1 ignite 2 alimony 3 slacken 4 acrophobia 5 commensurate | |
| 4 | intruder; one who interferes |
1 standstill 2 impecunious 3 slap 4 interloper 5 compunction | |
| 5 | treat with scorn or contempt |
1 disdain 2 mange 3 ensign 4 bluff 5 parasite | |
| 6 | (of music) played smoothly |
1 resolve 2 navigable 3 defeatist 4 jeopardize 5 legato | |
| 7 | enter into; pierce; permeate; see through; grasp the inner significance of; understand |
1 nauseate 2 recrimination 3 vigilant 4 penetrate 5 enmity | |
| 8 | rude, insensitive person |
1 cleave 2 boor 3 prop 4 ordeal 5 proviso | |
| 9 | one of the hereditary classes in Hindu society; social stratification; prestige |
1 caste 2 compatible 3 metallurgical 4 collected 5 cameo | |
| 10 | side post of a door or window frame |
1 jamb 2 pendant(pendent) 3 impair 4 abbreviate 5 partiality | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | brownish yellow |
1 harness 2 predecessor 3 tawny 4 florid 5 cornucopia | |
| 12 | combining parts or separate things into a whole; the whole so formed; PL. syntheses; V. synthesize |
1 synthesis 2 ghastly 3 fictive 4 truncheon 5 cumulus | |
| 13 | acting without dialogue; V. |
1 pantomime 2 provisional 3 duplicity 4 lactate 5 edict | |
| 14 | durable material made in sheets (used as a covering for floors) |
1 glut 2 linoleum 3 optometrist 4 vaunted 5 forerunner | |
| 15 | general agreement; opinion reached by a group |
1 otter 2 consensus 3 indefatigable 4 impudence 5 flamboyant | |
| 16 | four-footed animal; ADJ. CF. biped |
1 archaeology 2 nurture 3 anatomy 4 quadruped 5 grade | |
| 17 | astonish (making dumb); ADJ. dumbfounded, dumbfounded, dumbstruck |
1 emaciated 2 feebleminded 3 dumbfound(dumbfound) 4 crest 5 swamp | |
| 18 | appease; moderate; make or become less in force or intensity |
1 perigee 2 palliate 3 upshot 4 mitigate 5 sophist | |
| 19 | assuming a false identity; masquerade; CF. impostor |
1 imposture 2 tactile 3 avuncular 4 synthesis 5 declivity | |
| 20 | wintry; of or like winter |
1 aseptic 2 discomfit 3 antecedents 4 hibernal 5 ram | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | not spacious; inconvenient |
1 daguerreotype 2 norm 3 distend 4 undertaker 5 incommodious | |
| 22 | Roman outer robe |
1 toga 2 notoriety 3 anticipate 4 inherent 5 flounder | |
| 23 | act of dissecting living animals |
1 factious 2 vivisection 3 obligatory 4 accord 5 abhor | |
| 24 | steadily loyal; unswerving; steady |
1 steadfast 2 satire 3 pilot 4 vista 5 well-bred | |
| 25 | sun's corona; halo; bright circle of light |
1 cull 2 pantomime 3 aureole 4 zealot 5 satyr | |
| 26 | ball; eyeball; celestial body; ball decorated with gold carried by a king or queen as a sign of power |
1 buxom 2 hide 3 vertebrate 4 potpourri 5 orb | |
| 27 | small pool of liquid, esp. rainwater |
1 slur 2 puddle 3 nullify 4 megalomania 5 tonic | |
| 28 | marked by commotion or uproar; very noisy (esp. with laughter); hilarious; causing loud laughter; extremely funny |
1 strangle 2 uproarious 3 purse 4 anticlimax 5 blandishment | |
| 29 | crevice; crack |
1 fissure 2 sterile 3 hurdle 4 choral 5 conjugal | |
| 30 | prevent by taking action in advance |
1 transpose 2 millinery 3 forestall 4 rife 5 presentiment | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | lack of physical or mental energy; lassitude; depression |
1 overshadow 2 haggle 3 languor 4 impenitent 5 paternalism | |
| 32 | powerful; convincing; persuasive; greatly influential |
1 apprise 2 repudiate 3 obituary 4 puerile 5 potent | |
| 33 | understatement for emphasis; Ex. ``not bad(=pretty good)'' |
1 belittle 2 inoculate 3 snicker 4 remorse 5 litotes | |
| 34 | sudden sharp feeling of pain |
1 solidarity 2 intimidate 3 pang 4 hobble 5 portly | |
| 35 | intense sexual desire; intense eagerness; V. |
1 talon 2 throb 3 lust 4 blanch 5 hone | |
| 36 | N: split |
1 philatelist 2 allegiance 3 cleft 4 bloated 5 equanimity | |
| 37 | root up; uproot; destroy completely |
1 extirpate 2 hoard 3 mold 4 suitcase 5 voyeur | |
| 38 | predicament(dangerous condition) from which there is no escape; situation allowing for no further progress |
1 hatchet 2 cacophonous 3 impasse 4 archipelago 5 basin | |
| 39 | weaken; mitigate; lessen the seriousness of (bad behavior) |
1 extenuate 2 hesitate 3 figurative 4 amalgam 5 sturdy | |
| 40 | huge; enormous; gigantic; CF. the hero of Gargantua and Pantagruel |
1 practicable 2 gargantuan 3 emollient 4 verbose 5 conclave | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | pretense of ignorance of something wrong; assistance; permission to offend; V. connive: feign ignorance (of a wrong); cooperate secretly in an illegal action; conspire |
1 eon(aeon) 2 connivance 3 viper 4 material 5 converse | |
| 42 | cause to sprout; sprout |
1 listless 2 wan 3 august 4 germinate 5 reiterate | |
| 43 | mildness; permissiveness; ADJ. lenient: not severe in judgment or punishment |
1 enterprising 2 leniency 3 irrepressible 4 rave 5 tedium | |
| 44 | lacking in spirit or energy; languid |
1 indubitable 2 precedent 3 servile 4 listless 5 mock | |
| 45 | stout; corpulent |
1 promulgate 2 foolhardy 3 portly 4 concave 5 biennial | |
| 46 | set off; start |
1 cult 2 bloated 3 trigger 4 astronomical 5 impalpable | |
| 47 | prove genuine |
1 freebooter 2 sheriff 3 confidant(confidante) 4 authenticate 5 opalescent | |
| 48 | showing excitement; overflowing with enthusiasm; boiling; N. ebullience; N. ebullition: state of boiling |
1 laxative 2 hazardous 3 disabuse 4 ebullient 5 cannibal | |
| 49 | be a typical example or sign of; represent in a typical manner (by an image or model) |
1 responsiveness 2 scapegoat 3 typify 4 jingoism 5 bicker | |
| 50 | (so someone or behavior) worthless and without purpose for the future |
1 colander 2 cavalcade 3 feckless 4 potion 5 clime | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | abyss; very deep crack |
1 proscribe 2 contingent 3 anthropoid 4 chasm 5 venerate | |
| 52 | confused uproar; loud noise; din |
1 notch 2 secrete 3 caper 4 compunction 5 hubbub | |
| 53 | intelligence; ; ability to say things both clever and amusing; person who has this ability |
1 pinnace 2 codicil 3 tipple 4 wit 5 millinery | |
| 54 | extreme poverty; stinginess; ADJ. penurious: very poor; stingy |
1 vanquish 2 partition 3 range 4 misgivings 5 penury | |
| 55 | careful about money; economical; N. thrift |
1 thrifty 2 encomiastic 3 palliate 4 mutability 5 dispatch | |
| 56 | furthest behind; farthest to the rear |
1 monogram 2 hindmost 3 painstaking 4 vibrant 5 d\'eb\^acle | |
| 57 | having a common ancestor |
1 uproarious 2 crabbed 3 consanguineous(consanguine) 4 vex 5 millennium | |
| 58 | framework and working parts of an automobile; framework to which components are attached |
1 chassis 2 amnesty 3 harry 4 hoof 5 expound | |
| 59 | causing sadness, compassion, pity; touching |
1 rooster 2 queue 3 disaffected 4 pathetic 5 slither | |
| 60 | dark; not transparent; N. opacity |
1 entrance 2 hypothetical 3 opaque 4 ranger 5 adulterate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | urging; always demanding; troublesomely urgent or persistent |
1 anemia 2 solace 3 importunate 4 grouch 5 paradigm | |
| 62 | obstruct; prevent the free movement of; N: |
1 doctrinaire 2 hamper 3 veterinarian 4 malapropism 5 disinclination | |
| 63 | disagreement of opinions causing strife within a group |
1 noose 2 jocular 3 harbinger 4 inherent 5 dissension | |
| 64 | powerlessness; feebleness |
1 geniality 2 downpour 3 impuissance 4 pertinent 5 hurl | |
| 65 | evil; ominous |
1 pedigree 2 warranty 3 wares 4 canopy 5 sinister | |
| 66 | illicit lover |
1 sibling 2 fastidious 3 braggart 4 purchase 5 paramour | |
| 67 | clumsy (in social behavior); coarse and uncouth |
1 badinage 2 gauche 3 potpourri 4 moribund 5 hortatory | |
| 68 | bad-tempered; irritable; V. peeve: make angry |
1 peevish 2 reparable 3 imbalance 4 censorious 5 bigot | |
| 69 | renounce upon oath |
1 matriarch 2 abjure 3 incontrovertible 4 litter 5 dissolution | |
| 70 | cut the top off; shorten |
1 vassal 2 replicate 3 truncate 4 impertinent 5 proscenium | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | play or frolic boisterously; gambol; N. |
1 solvent 2 eulogy 3 scabbard 4 romp 5 heedless | |
| 72 | introductory; of a preface |
1 prefatory 2 percolate 3 debunk 4 sovereignty 5 raspy | |
| 73 | list of works of music, drama, etc., a performer is prepared to present; CF. repertory |
1 knowledgeable 2 canopy 3 repertoire 4 refuse 5 adore | |
| 74 | love and respect highly |
1 malapropism 2 comprehend 3 undulating 4 adore 5 discompose | |
| 75 | distribute; spread; scatter (like seeds) |
1 witless 2 fit 3 torpedo 4 irreparable 5 disseminate | |
| 76 | disloyal; cowardly; N: disloyal and cowardly person |
1 bit 2 waddle 3 engross 4 espouse 5 recreant | |
| 77 | shell covering the back (of a turtle, tortoise, crab, etc.) |
1 titanic 2 abortive 3 hurtle 4 hermitage 5 carapace | |
| 78 | support placed under or against something; V. |
1 asylum 2 prop 3 subjugate 4 condescend 5 unlettered | |
| 79 | poke abruptly with something sharp; punch with short blows |
1 conflagration 2 jab 3 malingerer 4 vivify 5 cloying | |
| 80 | carelessly aimed shot; |
1 geyser 2 tangential 3 decoy 4 potshot 5 wilt | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | assumed; counterfeit; hypothetical |
1 balm 2 tartar 3 supposititious 4 compartment 5 interloper | |
| 82 | lessen in value; belittle; represent as of little value |
1 advocate 2 depreciate 3 embed 4 hydrophobia 5 resurrect | |
| 83 | one who supplicates; ADJ. |
1 litotes 2 unobtrusive 3 rationalize 4 supplicant 5 virulent | |
| 84 | boredom; listlessness and dissatisfaction resulting from lack of interest; CF. annoy |
1 palimpsest 2 ennui 3 fictive 4 cant 5 archaeology | |
| 85 | leader or noticeable supporter of an idea; chief character in a play or story |
1 sentimental 2 protagonist 3 invocation 4 clump 5 ancestry | |
| 86 | accepted member of a group one who has special access to confidential information |
1 insider 2 ghastly 3 specious 4 pinnace 5 colander | |
| 87 | very large number; ADJ. CF. ten thousand |
1 interloper 2 myriad 3 sanitation 4 amiable 5 abominate | |
| 88 | refer indirectly; N. allusion: indirect reference |
1 allude 2 unaccountable 3 recondite 4 engross 5 aberrant | |
| 89 | of a reporter |
1 diction 2 braggadocio 3 reportorial 4 prefigure 5 upbraid | |
| 90 | oblige or help someone; adjust or bring into harmony; adapt; make enough space for; ADJ. accommodative; CF. accommodating: helpful and obliging |
1 collusion 2 indicative 3 precipitate 4 askew 5 accommodate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | catch up with; come up to the same level and usu. pass |
1 consolidation 2 attire 3 overtake 4 dichotomy 5 deterrent | |
| 92 | correspondence of parts; harmonious relationship; CF. congruity |
1 ford 2 congruence 3 eulogy 4 nausea 5 fertile | |
| 93 | object made by human beings, either hand-made or mass-produced |
1 artifacts 2 humdrum 3 stymie 4 alienate 5 curator | |
| 94 | rendering; translation; artistic interpretation of a song, etc |
1 substantiate 2 notoriety 3 perspicuity 4 rendition 5 depict | |
| 95 | sleight(dexterity) of hand; CF. light of hand |
1 dolorous 2 vagrant 3 topsoil 4 dubious 5 legerdemain | |
| 96 | cater to (the low desires of others) |
1 titanic 2 pander 3 dissipate 4 militant 5 sonorous | |
| 97 | chaplain (in the armed forces) |
1 cow 2 shaving 3 padre 4 caterpillar 5 delete | |
| 98 | large sled drawn by work animals |
1 sledge 2 portend 3 decimate 4 haughtiness 5 deviate | |
| 99 | make drunk; intoxicate; N. intoxicated person |
1 inebriate 2 shyster 3 exonerate 4 smelt 5 patina | |
| 100 | garbage; trash |
1 intercede 2 rubbish 3 disgruntle 4 insightful 5 hallucination |