| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | compass point |
1 timbal 2 outr‚ 3 rhumb 4 acrotism 5 nephrolith | |
| 2 | brownish silk fabric |
1 fipple 2 ideophone 3 podoscaph 4 mutative 5 tussah | |
| 3 | extensive in time or length |
1 trabecula 2 coprostatis 3 protensive 4 caboched 5 prelibation | |
| 4 | divination by inspecting fish entrails |
1 cancerophobia 2 xanthodont 3 amniomancy 4 ichthyomancy 5 antimony | |
| 5 | room where the Last Supper was eaten |
1 prestriction 2 cenacle 3 polarimeter 4 oscillometer 5 nomothetical | |
| 6 | sunken panel or coffer in a ceiling |
1 gray 2 scobiform 3 lacunar 4 rhinal 5 weatherometer | |
| 7 | to reason falsely |
1 paralogise 2 rufous 3 scutiger 4 mammothrept 5 bicorn | |
| 8 | having both male and female reproductive organs |
1 gantline 2 foursquare 3 monoecious 4 geophyte 5 deipotent | |
| 9 | doctrine that nothing can be known |
1 quadrat 2 siderization 3 dinomania 4 academicism 5 steen | |
| 10 | agricultural labourer |
1 bywoner 2 truculent 3 orthopraxis 4 sapid 5 woolage | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | freckle |
1 ismatic 2 kennebecker 3 skean 4 lentigo 5 aphologistic | |
| 12 | crimson |
1 costive 2 eructate 3 plerophory 4 modena 5 tessellation | |
| 13 | curve traced by a fixed point in plane of a circle |
1 locutory 2 trochoid 3 habilatory 4 anthropolatry 5 serratic | |
| 14 | continuation of the sense of a verse without pause |
1 hercogamy 2 intercalary 3 afforce 4 enjambment 5 perficient | |
| 15 | clamorous |
1 excalation 2 promachos 3 vociferant 4 lithomancy 5 limosis | |
| 16 | tomb consisting of stone chest covered with stone slabs |
1 gleet 2 opsomania 3 cathexis 4 pandemic 5 cist | |
| 17 | occuring in both hemispheres of the brain or body |
1 lutose 2 amphigean 3 appersonation 4 quiddany 5 filemot | |
| 18 | clouded or tinged with brown; obscured; cloudy brown colour |
1 hansom 2 infuscate 3 sphygmodic 4 halitus 5 exactor | |
| 19 | things to be kept hidden |
1 luminiferous 2 nectarivorous 3 amyous 4 languescent 5 cryptadia | |
| 20 | to press or urge with repeated requests |
1 proemptosis 2 importune 3 saltationism 4 seel 5 omnism | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | belief in origin of life from extraterrestrial germs |
1 groundage 2 comiphorous 3 navette 4 ocarina 5 panspermatism | |
| 22 | creating; formative |
1 splenium 2 soign‚ 3 billon 4 creant 5 chrism | |
| 23 | verse foot of three long syllables |
1 molossus 2 diorthosis 3 sericulture 4 stentorian 5 intervolve | |
| 24 | pocket notecase or wallet |
1 pochette 2 catalactics 3 malmsey 4 situla 5 apositia | |
| 25 | groove in window pane into which glass is set |
1 coleopterology 2 tranchet 3 psychognosy 4 manometer 5 fillister | |
| 26 | stone passing through a wall from face to face |
1 culver 2 obtundent 3 photogyric 4 perscrutation 5 papren | |
| 27 | resemblance due to convergent evolution |
1 perruquier 2 lucifugous 3 almoner 4 homoplasty 5 tussock | |
| 28 | having borne only one child |
1 casefy 2 killas 3 bellarmine 4 mogadore 5 primiparous | |
| 29 | cutting open the skull |
1 kinetics 2 trepanation 3 storge 4 mechanolatry 5 embayment | |
| 30 | intermittent spring of water |
1 saxicolous 2 stifle 3 paracoitus 4 morne 5 winterbourne | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | rice-eating |
1 oryzivorous 2 berge 3 incondite 4 captation 5 pyrognomic | |
| 32 | the act of giving figure or form |
1 flagellantism 2 figuration 3 whang 4 occamy 5 carfax | |
| 33 | academic introduction to a subject |
1 teletactor 2 isagoge 3 radiosonde 4 indign 5 splenium | |
| 34 | the pulse |
1 ideogram 2 bassinet 3 sphygmus 4 decession 5 alow | |
| 35 | sugary candy used in medicine |
1 alphenic 2 graphomania 3 decumbent 4 chanticleer 5 rectitudinous | |
| 36 | to dream |
1 bilge 2 amphimixis 3 somniate 4 animastic 5 contumacious | |
| 37 | instrument for spreading ink in printing |
1 thelitis 2 theca 3 castophrenia 4 brayer 5 gramercy | |
| 38 | waning sexual desire due to age |
1 shimmy 2 timbrology 3 pavid 4 terrine 5 obsolagnium | |
| 39 | love of darkness |
1 waterwork 2 thalassometer 3 lygophilia 4 orphrey 5 xylomancy | |
| 40 | having breasts |
1 mammiferous 2 splenic 3 ophiasis 4 howbeit 5 coniaker | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | not easily fused |
1 dystectic 2 ferulaceous 3 doppio 4 procathedral 5 prosodic | |
| 42 | striped earthworm used as fishing bait |
1 salpiform 2 neolagnium 3 unberufen 4 brandling 5 bracciale | |
| 43 | hiccuping; suffering from hiccups |
1 rheometer 2 setiferous 3 fustilarian 4 entomical 5 singultous | |
| 44 | love of archery; archery |
1 toxophily 2 punctule 3 vitilitigation 4 oscillometer 5 textuary | |
| 45 | doctrine of the miraculous origin of life |
1 thaumatogeny 2 syllabatim 3 cephalophore 4 glomerate 5 tribology | |
| 46 | instrument for measuring reflectance of radiant energy |
1 rhinocerial 2 comminute 3 lithoglyph 4 grith 5 reflectometer | |
| 47 | sleeveless ecclesiastical garment |
1 plethysmograph 2 chasuble 3 lethologica 4 assoil 5 agrize | |
| 48 | bright yellow |
1 vitellary 2 orangery 3 diplomatics 4 domal 5 thermoplagia | |
| 49 | study of symptoms of illness |
1 electrodynamometer 2 pappus 3 servilism 4 symptomatology 5 lunarist | |
| 50 | preaching of the Christian gospel |
1 pomander 2 kerygma 3 pieta 4 aquamanile 5 agnize | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | shaped like the letter S |
1 anthropolith 2 annodated 3 ergophobia 4 cismontane 5 isagogic | |
| 52 | household gods of a Roman family |
1 acceptilation 2 infra 3 penates 4 pinder 5 matins | |
| 53 | shaped like a net or lattice |
1 leiotrichous 2 zabaglione 3 clathrate 4 phanic 5 milleflori | |
| 54 | magic wand |
1 ashlar 2 rhabdos 3 anoesis 4 armomancy 5 serein | |
| 55 | wearing a toga; dignified |
1 afflated 2 togated 3 klaxon 4 binnacle 5 bacciform | |
| 56 | of or relating to gestures |
1 montre 2 bickern 3 nemoral 4 gestic 5 nutarian | |
| 57 | group of four cities |
1 cariole 2 layette 3 impedimentary 4 tetrapolis 5 phosphene | |
| 58 | excessive zeal for action or activity |
1 fuji 2 paleaceous 3 dioptric 4 poimenic 5 hyperbulia | |
| 59 | to expose to moisture; to soak; to soften by soaking |
1 encephalograph 2 oscillograph 3 ret 4 etymon 5 harridan | |
| 60 | sooty; dusky |
1 damoiseau 2 fossick 3 antevenient 4 lancinate 5 fuliginous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | woody coal |
1 formicate 2 nutricial 3 diffident 4 lignite 5 alexipharmic | |
| 62 | waxing |
1 topsail 2 diamant‚ 3 purline 4 demisang 5 increscent | |
| 63 | knapsack |
1 tapinosis 2 kennebecker 3 barbate 4 misoneism 5 pyrgology | |
| 64 | lying flat on the back |
1 supine 2 grandiloquent 3 peccancy 4 cadastre 5 taeniate | |
| 65 | posterior; behind |
1 dactylogram 2 dulcifluous 3 hypostasis 4 postjacent 5 spinigerous | |
| 66 | unit of work for quantifying industrial operations |
1 therblig 2 altarage 3 tremulous 4 tetrarchy 5 gromatic | |
| 67 | divination from the movements of mice |
1 pavane 2 crinoline 3 neomorphic 4 hypsiloid 5 myomancy | |
| 68 | ring of dots around edge of a coin |
1 stillion 2 sertule 3 telenergy 4 engrailment 5 salamandroid | |
| 69 | straight-necked distillation vessel or flask |
1 surplice 2 orthography 3 polymythy 4 bolthead 5 atpatruus | |
| 70 | a trifle or minor thing |
1 scytodepsic 2 doit 3 cinerarium 4 infructuous 5 abraid | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | column shaped like female figure |
1 caryatid 2 nainsook 3 tectonic 4 votive 5 encaustic | |
| 72 | of or near the midriff |
1 radicle 2 neophrastic 3 aphthong 4 redolent 5 phrenic | |
| 73 | letter sent by the pope to multiple bishops |
1 burlap 2 oculus 3 encyclical 4 evulse 5 umbraculiform | |
| 74 | study of or treatise concerning opium |
1 altricial 2 metasthenic 3 saurophagous 4 meconology 5 discinct | |
| 75 | upward throw; material thrown up |
1 rhabdomancy 2 h‚riss‚ 3 octamerous 4 upcast 5 anticryptic | |
| 76 | provisioner; quartermaster |
1 kep 2 wurst 3 acatour 4 quadrivium 5 keffel | |
| 77 | ingrown nail |
1 iamatology 2 onyxis 3 esurient 4 figuline 5 arborescent | |
| 78 | one who is neutral politically |
1 afflated 2 mugwump 3 amasthenic 4 physiurgic 5 yarpha | |
| 79 | mixed wool and silk or mohair and cotton fabric |
1 cavernulous 2 revie 3 alepine 4 emissile 5 catachresis | |
| 80 | writing supposedly produced under influence of spirits |
1 psychogram 2 uliginous 3 applanate 4 synallagmatic 5 oleograph | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | to quiver |
1 warray 2 bolar 3 jeremiad 4 tressilate 5 tinction | |
| 82 | shaped like the nostrils |
1 nariform 2 pestology 3 jaunce 4 rident 5 escapology | |
| 83 | of or relating to a nychthemeron or 24-hour period |
1 staysail 2 stabile 3 nychthemeral 4 verbid 5 geoscopy | |
| 84 | focusing light rays to a single point |
1 baragouin 2 antibromic 3 deuteropathy 4 amasthenic 5 gibbet | |
| 85 | sweet-sounding |
1 bletherskate 2 triduum 3 mellisonant 4 asseveration 5 solidary | |
| 86 | fear of homosexuals |
1 homophobia 2 orant 3 grobianism 4 vasculature 5 vulnerose | |
| 87 | alliteration |
1 resipiscence 2 farinose 3 venireman 4 crepon 5 paromoeon | |
| 88 | ship's customs warrant for clearing goods |
1 turnverein 2 strigate 3 transire 4 theomastix 5 iconoclasm | |
| 89 | instrument measuring amount of substance released in electrolysis |
1 jural 2 coulometer 3 salacious 4 hora 5 secus | |
| 90 | negligence or undue delay in fulfilling legal duty |
1 laches 2 muliebrile 3 metallogeny 4 lyophilization 5 munting | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | to comment critically on; to censure |
1 zarzuela 2 animadvert 3 frontogenesis 4 ophiuran 5 serment | |
| 92 | irresistible desire to repeat certain words |
1 onomatomania 2 horripilation 3 naissant 4 matrical 5 exanimate | |
| 93 | church office dealing with legal matters and archives |
1 chancery 2 ossiferous 3 synesis 4 gemmation 5 gallipot | |
| 94 | to gird or surround; belt worn around ecclesiastical vestment |
1 hyetal 2 cincture 3 coprophemia 4 metaphysics 5 decalescence | |
| 95 | commentator; writer of marginal notes |
1 subhastation 2 scholiast 3 aspergillum 4 glossoid 5 aculeiform | |
| 96 | pendant, dependency or appendage |
1 oriform 2 querent 3 bathykolpian 4 pendicle 5 vivat | |
| 97 | pertaining to period between sleep and wakefulness |
1 phacochoerine 2 zoolatry 3 hypnopompic 4 partim 5 sporicide | |
| 98 | legally competent in all matters |
1 pejorate 2 omnicompetent 3 catoptric 4 whichsoever 5 traduce | |
| 99 | book containing religious rites, especially for ordination |
1 ordinal 2 raticide 3 percoct 4 interrex 5 hypotrichosis | |
| 100 | admission of sin or guilt |
1 acronyx 2 rosin 3 tog 4 summate 5 peccavi |