| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | octopus |
1 ordinal 2 vespers 3 agrostology 4 poulp 5 arboriform | |
| 2 | having woolly hair |
1 protreptic 2 ulotrichous 3 covinous 4 induviae 5 perlustrate | |
| 3 | denial of the divinity of the Holy Ghost |
1 albescent 2 hapax 3 jud 4 pnematomachy 5 amyous | |
| 4 | hollow or tube-shaped |
1 cadge 2 protervity 3 arpenteur 4 cannular 5 coupe | |
| 5 | instrument for viewing the interior of the urethra |
1 pav‚ 2 encyclical 3 squirage 4 coenaesthesis 5 urethroscope | |
| 6 | usher |
1 pluripresence 2 friable 3 phengophobia 4 anteambulo 5 intitule | |
| 7 | advocating restoration of territory to a nation |
1 cupel 2 irredentism 3 compotation 4 seriate 5 geophilous | |
| 8 | study of X-rays and their medical applications |
1 thaumatology 2 sacramentarianism 3 radiology 4 farraginous 5 harrier | |
| 9 | shaped like a tube |
1 ley 2 liripipe 3 tubiform 4 crepehanger 5 syndactylic | |
| 10 | abnormal desire to drink alcohol |
1 allolalia 2 consenescence 3 prescriptivism 4 paparchy 5 potomania | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | walking on hoofs |
1 unguligrade 2 transude 3 bannock 4 epeirogenesis 5 execrate | |
| 12 | structure dividing a window horizontally; horizontal bar |
1 transom 2 wippen 3 interfenestration 4 detersion 5 puriform | |
| 13 | attempt to influence a jury corruptly |
1 embracery 2 omnicompetent 3 peroral 4 moulin 5 astrionics | |
| 14 | of or pertaining to the scrotum |
1 barre 2 subtrude 3 widgeon 4 apocope 5 oscheal | |
| 15 | growing of fruit |
1 theody 2 paracoita 3 pomiculture 4 pied 5 bassinet | |
| 16 | opening in wall to enable viewing of altar |
1 lockram 2 hagioscope 3 clavis 4 trichoclasis 5 sack | |
| 17 | wreathed; twisted; coiled |
1 gastromancy 2 primiparous 3 oeillade 4 pinder 5 tortile | |
| 18 | instrument for measuring the strength of a blow |
1 abroach 2 plegometer 3 volery 4 hortensial 5 unctuous | |
| 19 | to fight against; to oppose |
1 oncostman 2 repugn 3 impacable 4 hyalopterous 5 padronism | |
| 20 | defiantly |
1 acock 2 diaphanometer 3 paralipsis 4 woggle 5 hora | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | study of ear, nose and throat |
1 historiology 2 otorhinolaryngology 3 swipple 4 ingluvies 5 allotheism | |
| 22 | shaped like seaweed |
1 misocapnic 2 organoleptic 3 fucoid 4 anorchous 5 symbology | |
| 23 | study of drawing symbols |
1 orison 2 psellism 3 wagtail 4 crampon 5 iconography | |
| 24 | swollen subterranean part of a stem |
1 seahog 2 esculent 3 sporicide 4 corm 5 susurrus | |
| 25 | fear or hatred of wine |
1 oenophobia 2 lecithal 3 hypothecary 4 fanfaron 5 velitation | |
| 26 | part of stage behind the scenery |
1 postscenium 2 pectiniform 3 xanthochroia 4 ablative 5 tegulated | |
| 27 | a cleft; a splitting; fissure; rupture |
1 alcovinometer 2 mansworn 3 solecism 4 scissure 5 calodemon | |
| 28 | concerning the training of trees into cone-like shape |
1 quenouille 2 putative 3 centner 4 stomachous 5 metropolitan | |
| 29 | musical instrument with two strings |
1 bandolier 2 dichord 3 invictive 4 pardoner 5 sitiophobia | |
| 30 | foot bath |
1 draffish 2 pediluvium 3 algefacient 4 passible 5 pushful | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | plant that will not tolerate limy soil |
1 calcifuge 2 ancon 3 satisfice 4 philematology 5 apotropaic | |
| 32 | a boil or blister |
1 sociobiology 2 blain 3 poundage 4 psychagogue 5 cratometer | |
| 33 | stone naturally formed but thought to be manufactured |
1 bisontine 2 pelmet 3 eolith 4 laitance 5 distichous | |
| 34 | building having many columns |
1 polystyle 2 odoriferous 3 trophobiosis 4 pourboire 5 paronym | |
| 35 | chance meeting; encounter; casual combat |
1 rencounter 2 secundum 3 ctetology 4 villanelle 5 patulous | |
| 36 | exceptionally good and strong ale |
1 wame 2 philately 3 nippitatum 4 eft 5 athanasy | |
| 37 | filthy; difficult |
1 epicede 2 cucullate 3 pedagogics 4 augean 5 acetimeter | |
| 38 | study of gems and jewels |
1 gemmology 2 coadunate 3 oenophobia 4 ossein 5 theomania | |
| 39 | pertaining to the stick or cane; pertaining to flogging |
1 baculine 2 spadix 3 stifle 4 chrysoaristocracy 5 thymopathy | |
| 40 | study of cities |
1 explement 2 valence 3 urbanology 4 malacology 5 mouill‚ | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | expression of disgust or disapproval |
1 fie 2 curie 3 indagate 4 acrotism 5 roseaceous | |
| 42 | proceeding outward from a mental state |
1 welter 2 stoss 3 liberticide 4 situla 5 psychofugal | |
| 43 | religious office for a dead person |
1 pulicide 2 obit 3 sialogogue 4 setigerous 5 carriwitchet | |
| 44 | engaging in or pertaining to rhetorical questioning |
1 erotetic 2 pyrrhotism 3 mammose 4 admanuensis 5 benthic | |
| 45 | container for holding consecrated Communion wafers |
1 lighter 2 inquirendo 3 ostensory 4 morphology 5 advehent | |
| 46 | normal perspiration |
1 molluscicide 2 haurient 3 xylology 4 marver 5 eudiaphoresis | |
| 47 | study of fishes |
1 rupestrian 2 piscatology 3 huckaback 4 cyanometer 5 wieldless | |
| 48 | low public-house |
1 clastic 2 anaudia 3 shantung 4 groggery 5 viviparous | |
| 49 | government by one hundred people |
1 lucifugous 2 hecatontarchy 3 frugiferous 4 psalligraphy 5 hirsuties | |
| 50 | of or relating to winter |
1 telic 2 coadjutor 3 fub 4 jurimetrics 5 hiemal | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | near or adjacent to the ear |
1 parotic 2 ophthalmoscope 3 falcate 4 pendular 5 primiparous | |
| 52 | part of ticket or cheque retained by giver |
1 calcivorous 2 pismirism 3 counterfoil 4 hippophobe 5 pluralism | |
| 53 | timber gallery on summit of castle tower |
1 geromorphism 2 gulosity 3 blewit 4 troglodytic 5 hourd | |
| 54 | scientific study of vines and winemaking |
1 vinology 2 nemoricolous 3 fitch 4 umbraculiform 5 endeixis | |
| 55 | luminous ring seen on a cloud opposite the sun |
1 reticular 2 xanthous 3 dispread 4 anthelion 5 trophotropism | |
| 56 | theory that humans derived from many separate origins |
1 parabolist 2 oneiric 3 tachygraphy 4 harrier 5 polygenesis | |
| 57 | study of motion |
1 maquette 2 asterism 3 kinematics 4 obduracy 5 ergology | |
| 58 | to bury |
1 verbatim 2 yird 3 botryoidal 4 zucchetto 5 drapetomania | |
| 59 | disfigured from weeping |
1 lyophilization 2 belcher 3 endeixis 4 gavotte 5 beblubbered | |
| 60 | cake-shaped |
1 conation 2 placentiform 3 panpsychism 4 cellaret 5 eisegesis | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | pertaining to mills or grinding |
1 steatopygous 2 molinary 3 symphoric 4 audiometer 5 rabble | |
| 62 | indicating place where or proximity to |
1 acerate 2 adessive 3 vespal 4 radiology 5 chondroid | |
| 63 | of last month |
1 terrazzo 2 haurient 3 flowmeter 4 vitrage 5 ultimo | |
| 64 | ancient Greek musical instrument like a lyre |
1 cotillion 2 cithara 3 agriology 4 parvenu 5 cardialgia | |
| 65 | sleep-inducing |
1 overslaugh 2 somnifacient 3 snobocracy 4 terremotive 5 geolatry | |
| 66 | divination by means of smoke |
1 methomania 2 asperse 3 capnomancy 4 warble 5 Panglossian | |
| 67 | study of peat moss |
1 ebriection 2 latticinio 3 damnification 4 sphagnology 5 neurogenesis | |
| 68 | sap or resin from turpentine trees |
1 enoptromancy 2 alk 3 onymy 4 presbycousis 5 chrismatory | |
| 69 | evaluation of the value or price of a thing |
1 panegyry 2 ornithopter 3 lea 4 rhema 5 preciation | |
| 70 | bearing spines |
1 mellification 2 spinigerous 3 bistoury 4 tracasserie 5 psychurgy | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | doctrine of purposelessness |
1 dysteleology 2 regorge 3 paradromic 4 retinaculum 5 alb | |
| 72 | wine kept at room temperature |
1 genesic 2 diotic 3 fungiform 4 wrawl 5 chambr‚ | |
| 73 | having difficulty speaking |
1 radiogenic 2 baryphonic 3 astraphobia 4 dyslogia 5 sagittary | |
| 74 | effect produced when a particular word is uttered |
1 morigerous 2 humify 3 retrocognition 4 galeated 5 perlocution | |
| 75 | instrument for measuring light intensity |
1 photometer 2 belemnoid 3 semiology 4 cordwainer 5 talpa | |
| 76 | watering a plant with discharge of a sick person |
1 spasmatomancy 2 irroration 3 abra 4 volupty 5 trierarchy | |
| 77 | having a wavy edge or margin; winding; sinuous |
1 cachalot 2 lactometer 3 avulse 4 splanchnic 5 sinuate | |
| 78 | cultivation |
1 tuberiferous 2 sapsago 3 manurance 4 uneath 5 chirospasm | |
| 79 | squire |
1 chirk 2 tenne 3 isotach 4 scutiger 5 pubigerous | |
| 80 | green algae that floats on surface of stagnant water |
1 congener 2 toxicophobia 3 conferva 4 natron 5 eidograph | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | doctrine that all matter is endowed with life |
1 cancriform 2 hylozoism 3 pyrolatry 4 microphyllous 5 foin | |
| 82 | pure; undefiled |
1 symphoric 2 helminthoid 3 stack 4 intemerate 5 scutage | |
| 83 | causing death; carrying or bearing death |
1 electuary 2 lethiferous 3 deictic 4 cadastre 5 strathspey | |
| 84 | compulsive repetition of an act until it is perfect |
1 comport 2 furfuraceous 3 palinola 4 harry 5 psychrophilic | |
| 85 | to flog; to scourge |
1 indumentum 2 pycnomorphous 3 knout 4 logogram 5 micropyle | |
| 86 | gallows |
1 gibbet 2 pectize 3 emmetropia 4 agatewear 5 xylography | |
| 87 | the study of menstruation |
1 emmenology 2 uncial 3 gemmeous 4 lour 5 horal | |
| 88 | shaped like a wart; wartlike |
1 polysarcous 2 bathyorographical 3 verruciform 4 acinaciform 5 thuriferous | |
| 89 | to thicken or condense |
1 supercargo 2 accidie 3 inspissate 4 vermeology 5 retrad | |
| 90 | beam with which water is raised to irrigation ditches |
1 swape 2 monanthous 3 ecclesiastry 4 parrel 5 pentarchy | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | two-year-old stag |
1 brocken 2 seta 3 tordion 4 grum 5 quarterlight | |
| 92 | movement of soul into new body before or after death |
1 boyg 2 larrup 3 inescatory 4 pseudolatry 5 metensomatosis | |
| 93 | figure such that a half-turn gives the same figure |
1 proctology 2 maculation 3 vivisepulture 4 papilliferous 5 digonal | |
| 94 | equal political power |
1 suede 2 adit 3 coburg 4 inboard 5 isocracy | |
| 95 | measurement of strength and persistence of odours |
1 ultion 2 undate 3 odorimetry 4 maieutics 5 ensiform | |
| 96 | strong vibration in an aircraft |
1 judder 2 forcipate 3 similitive 4 stapediform 5 frith | |
| 97 | a weakening decay; overthrow |
1 nephoscope 2 oligosyllable 3 newel 4 labefactation 5 flambeau | |
| 98 | belief or doctrine |
1 sexton 2 osophy 3 vicinal 4 auriscope 5 sphenogram | |
| 99 | fear of nudity |
1 gymnophobia 2 aculeate 3 tetrapod 4 attrite 5 aquarelle | |
| 100 | writing room; room used by monastic scribes |
1 liber 2 advehent 3 scriptorium 4 basial 5 hora |