| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | spirit of revolt or defiance against social conventions |
1 gaff 2 cricoid 3 videlicet 4 crateriform 5 titanism | |
| 2 | study of phrases |
1 caducary 2 miscegene 3 quatrefoil 4 phraseology 5 immerge | |
| 3 | bearing an axe |
1 securigerous 2 Rabelaisian 3 cathetometer 4 moirologist 5 evanish | |
| 4 | inability to speak |
1 aphrasia 2 spado 3 scoria 4 periclinal 5 stiction | |
| 5 | oath |
1 serment 2 metachrosis 3 gawdelpus 4 forcipiform 5 relume | |
| 6 | punched; pierced; slit |
1 dendrolatry 2 sporogenesis 3 rhinogenous 4 pertuse 5 exponible | |
| 7 | study of handwriting |
1 eleutherian 2 graphology 3 cloison 4 cofferdam 5 fluorimeter | |
| 8 | consenting to a course of action which requires risk |
1 nosism 2 whittle 3 boman 4 porphyrogenitic 5 volens | |
| 9 | to sparkle; to throw off flashes of light |
1 astrogeology 2 skeletogenous 3 coruscate 4 pangram 5 arrendator | |
| 10 | to pass through a chrysalis stage |
1 proctor 2 pupate 3 hordeiform 4 sparge 5 dudgeon | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | incense-bearing |
1 sororal 2 xenial 3 thuriferous 4 allemain 5 gangway | |
| 12 | treatment with many medicines |
1 tabefaction 2 viridian 3 captious 4 scud 5 polypharmacy | |
| 13 | addition of a sound to end of word |
1 purpresture 2 paragoge 3 quixotic 4 gaumless 5 flaught | |
| 14 | boldness of speech |
1 ondograph 2 zoopery 3 parrhesia 4 onomatous 5 anent | |
| 15 | verisimilitude |
1 postcenal 2 malleation 3 garner 4 contect 5 vraisemblance | |
| 16 | pack horse; beast of burden |
1 athymia 2 sumpter 3 corrigendum 4 loess 5 hippophobe | |
| 17 | lying on one's front or one's belly |
1 orthobiosis 2 ventricumbent 3 multifid 4 thermopile 5 quaquaversal | |
| 18 | libertine |
1 acedia 2 syncline 3 interamnian 4 thelemite 5 equipoise | |
| 19 | seller of dry goods and chemicals |
1 philosophaster 2 zoomimetic 3 funest 4 drysalter 5 telamon | |
| 20 | jet black |
1 bartisan 2 atrous 3 psychopathology 4 nummary 5 patible | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | picture-writing |
1 arithmancy 2 semic 3 quadrireme 4 pogonology 5 curiology | |
| 22 | to make a log spin by walking on it |
1 calorifacient 2 stang 3 birl 4 vitriolic 5 hippometer | |
| 23 | art of constructing sundials or clocks |
1 auxology 2 vesuvian 3 carnification 4 catarolysis 5 horography | |
| 24 | didactic; pertaining to education or teaching |
1 biddery 2 pardoner 3 windthrow 4 bressummer 5 didascalic | |
| 25 | collection of preserved plants and herbs |
1 mulct 2 subserve 3 herbarium 4 reboant 5 geostrophic | |
| 26 | hairiness |
1 patible 2 prosopography 3 georgic 4 hirsuties 5 immortelle | |
| 27 | named; called; to command or call |
1 pratincolous 2 tucket 3 hight 4 neophrastic 5 unberufen | |
| 28 | to decorate wood or metal with small dots or punctures |
1 cribble 2 jollyboat 3 conchomancy 4 pauciloquent 5 bacillicide | |
| 29 | a small wing |
1 phygogalactic 2 linchpin 3 winglet 4 dal 5 clarence | |
| 30 | soft fine sheer fabric |
1 toparch 2 isohel 3 hexamerous 4 voile 5 circinate | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | basin which becomes a shallow lake after heavy rainfall |
1 nacket 2 playa 3 pogonotrophy 4 lampadephore 5 retrovert | |
| 32 | watery foul discharge from wounds or sores |
1 sanies 2 kyle 3 insculp 4 caitiff 5 misoclere | |
| 33 | subjected to excessive strain; overstrained |
1 postliminary 2 hypodynamia 3 consentient 4 epitonic 5 mordent | |
| 34 | conjunction |
1 oxyblepsia 2 crystalomancy 3 morne 4 peristerophily 5 unition | |
| 35 | unit of magnetic flux density equal to 1/10000 tesla |
1 sarment 2 gauss 3 r‚clame 4 erg 5 whitherward | |
| 36 | work stoppage or slump |
1 ch“mage 2 tachyscope 3 irrefrangible 4 adversative 5 knackish | |
| 37 | of an army or armies |
1 penetralia 2 kakorrhaphiophobia 3 cliometrics 4 rostelliform 5 stratonic | |
| 38 | pathologically great appetite |
1 wistly 2 smegmatic 3 maltster 4 cerements 5 acoria | |
| 39 | bearing a shield |
1 turophile 2 peltiferous 3 nidus 4 spirograph 5 araneous | |
| 40 | neighbour whose house is on fire |
1 ucalegon 2 pennate 3 thersitical 4 briarean 5 shag | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | bearing tubers |
1 sycosis 2 deasil 3 cavernicolous 4 pyroballogy 5 tuberiferous | |
| 42 | sounding of the earth by boring |
1 anagnorisis 2 pseudologue 3 bordure 4 sondation 5 roturier | |
| 43 | unit of length equal to one quadrillionth of a metre |
1 stockinette 2 caecity 3 fermi 4 pneumatophany 5 matrical | |
| 44 | drawing up of legal documents |
1 poleyn 2 muliebrile 3 symbolaeography 4 lief 5 clavigerous | |
| 45 | living on only one host or source of food |
1 batrachivorous 2 univorous 3 tetramorph 4 tentation 5 strephosymbolia | |
| 46 | not well put together; poorly constructed |
1 consenescence 2 piceous 3 roach 4 incondite 5 guidon | |
| 47 | indifference; apathy |
1 insouciance 2 sealine 3 scepsis 4 viameter 5 palmarian | |
| 48 | doctrine that we live in an irrational universe |
1 sadogue 2 devall 3 lienal 4 absurdism 5 cyanotype | |
| 49 | sleeveless jacket worn beneath a hauberk |
1 erotopathy 2 udometer 3 jupon 4 definiens 5 peripteral | |
| 50 | concise but comprehensive |
1 compendious 2 acuminate 3 weatherly 4 mamelon 5 deferrise | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | lie; falsehood; nonsense; fib |
1 batology 2 delenda 3 panchion 4 circumvallate 5 tarradiddle | |
| 52 | flamelike marking |
1 wergild 2 grosgrain 3 autophobia 4 flammulation 5 acinaciform | |
| 53 | garden laid out in a decorative way |
1 williwaw 2 potager 3 pucelage 4 nankeen 5 sacerdotal | |
| 54 | gall stone |
1 dragoon 2 dramaturgy 3 chololith 4 bathysmal 5 ventage | |
| 55 | edict; proclamation by an autocratic government |
1 synaloepha 2 decurrent 3 postiche 4 pterospermous 5 ukase | |
| 56 | instrument for measuring specific gravity |
1 stereometer 2 genesic 3 cephalonomancy 4 absolutive 5 tog | |
| 57 | between the eyebrows |
1 interciliary 2 cybernate 3 menstruum 4 iatrology 5 polyaemia | |
| 58 | flameless |
1 aphologistic 2 sord 3 rufous 4 synastry 5 commination | |
| 59 | intercepting |
1 intercipient 2 factitive 3 parapraxis 4 coaming 5 mentatiferous | |
| 60 | having no gravity; relating to the condition of zero-gravity |
1 sitiophobia 2 palmate 3 braccate 4 pannage 5 agravic | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | unit of magnetomotive force |
1 gilbert 2 monopolylogue 3 monology 4 subboreal 5 horometry | |
| 62 | of next month |
1 cervicorn 2 tritical 3 revie 4 proximo 5 truculent | |
| 63 | wash-basin for washing bodies of newly dead; room where lavabo kept |
1 lavatory 2 obitual 3 bossa-nova 4 treenail 5 inapt | |
| 64 | revolving movement; convolution; whorl |
1 volution 2 isoseismal 3 excorticate 4 delope 5 trigonometer | |
| 65 | condensation trail |
1 triticeous 2 scobiform 3 kitthoge 4 contrail 5 potamic | |
| 66 | superfluous; redundant; futile; useless; functionless; idle |
1 notalgia 2 thereoid 3 otiose 4 stonk 5 carceral | |
| 67 | device transforming light into sound |
1 prescind 2 nacarat 3 optophone 4 bismer 5 hypotrichosis | |
| 68 | vessel for holy oil or wine for coronations or rituals |
1 fusillation 2 fagottist 3 xenodocheionology 4 choanoid 5 ampulla | |
| 69 | irrational number |
1 surd 2 indehiscent 3 teinoscope 4 gantline 5 culet | |
| 70 | succession by previously elected relative |
1 wellaway 2 tanistry 3 abthane 4 scoptophobia 5 ophiomormous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | soft velvety hair or fur |
1 ambustion 2 pyrgeometer 3 barbigerous 4 tabanid 5 villus | |
| 72 | trading privilege, monopoly or concession granted to a town |
1 succursal 2 octroi 3 novercal 4 knubble 5 kazatzka | |
| 73 | shaped like a honeycomb |
1 faviform 2 ommateum 3 toponymics 4 floristry 5 averruncator | |
| 74 | vigorous rhythmic Proven‡al stamping dance |
1 ejectamenta 2 estampie 3 annectent 4 mugwump 5 aisling | |
| 75 | irritable |
1 vesta 2 sphagnology 3 tercel 4 tetchy 5 cannikin | |
| 76 | fear of the dark |
1 malaxate 2 delitescent 3 pennaceous 4 hendiadys 5 scotophobia | |
| 77 | extreme sweating |
1 satisfice 2 columbaceous 3 rowen 4 agriology 5 desudation | |
| 78 | boat-shaped |
1 fulgour 2 procumbent 3 parine 4 cuddy 5 scaphoid | |
| 79 | lack of appetite |
1 rhizogenic 2 succursal 3 asitia 4 macromancy 5 taxeme | |
| 80 | terminal; ending |
1 protogenic 2 gigot 3 wrackful 4 desinent 5 volution | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | haircloth shirt worn as penance |
1 cilice 2 paraph 3 recidivism 4 speciocide 5 cenote | |
| 82 | fear of food |
1 turrical 2 necropsy 3 coemption 4 sitiophobia 5 retinaculum | |
| 83 | shaped like a scale |
1 cremnophobia 2 aneuria 3 squamiform 4 curvet 5 oviferous | |
| 84 | fungus poisoning |
1 reglet 2 mycetism 3 radular 4 pavane 5 tabinet | |
| 85 | instrument for hearing the pulse |
1 sphygmophone 2 brail 3 sapiential 4 pabouche 5 unition | |
| 86 | self-taught person |
1 facinorous 2 barbula 3 pelvimeter 4 petrogenesis 5 autodidact | |
| 87 | mustang or wild horse |
1 wright 2 supra 3 bangtail 4 cavatina 5 groundprox | |
| 88 | producing eggs; oviparous |
1 pentateuch 2 ootocous 3 nocuous 4 rhinoscope 5 mariculture | |
| 89 | theory of the origin of the universe |
1 personalty 2 estaminet 3 cosmogony 4 lacuscular 5 scopic | |
| 90 | folded fanwise; pleated |
1 saprogenous 2 metempsychosis 3 metagrobolize 4 biblioklept 5 plicated | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | bearing thickly matted hair or fur |
1 synchroscope 2 talaric 3 bacciform 4 tomentose 5 libellant | |
| 92 | comprising one day and one night |
1 hypodynamia 2 dentiologist 3 noctidiurnal 4 pterospermous 5 feckless | |
| 93 | pregnancy |
1 utilitarianism 2 cyesis 3 naevus 4 glossology 5 marver | |
| 94 | moulded glass ornament attached to a larger glass object |
1 oncometer 2 anemograph 3 virgule 4 yelm 5 prunt | |
| 95 | rich embroidered silk and gold fabric |
1 stagiary 2 insculp 3 baldachin 4 pertuse 5 anemology | |
| 96 | to purify by sacrifice |
1 lustrate 2 nesiote 3 tinchel 4 aggrandize 5 sphingal | |
| 97 | rounded off; orbicular |
1 zarf 2 edentate 3 bismer 4 rotundate 5 scepsis | |
| 98 | square three-ridged cap worn by Catholic clergy |
1 sillograph 2 biretta 3 theophobia 4 chrestomathic 5 flapdoodle | |
| 99 | cross-shaped opening in wall for firing arrows |
1 guarish 2 jockteleg 3 adoptionism 4 balistraria 5 garbology | |
| 100 | expressing desire or permission |
1 volitive 2 henotic 3 megascopic 4 pilliwinks 5 marcella |