| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | condemn; criticize; N. denunciation |
1 denounce 2 marrow 3 encipher 4 abstruse 5 underscore | |
| 2 | distant view ( , ); broad mental view as of a series of events; ; |
1 tenure 2 gobble 3 vista 4 residue 5 stomp | |
| 3 | nonstandard grammatical construction; construction that is flagrantly incorrect grammatically; violation of social etiquette |
1 bludgeon 2 uproar 3 muggy 4 heckler 5 solecism | |
| 4 | moral correctness; moral uprightness; moral virtue; correctness of judgment |
1 rectitude 2 slag 3 gangrene 4 enumerate 5 coiffure | |
| 5 | large area that includes several towns; CF. count: |
1 overdue 2 hymn 3 alimentary 4 county 5 propellant(propellent) | |
| 6 | exact |
1 fervor 2 dyspeptic 3 anthropomorphic 4 precise 5 exceptionable | |
| 7 | lasting; surviving; V. endure: bear (pain or suffering) for a long time; remain alive (in spite of difficulties); last; survive |
1 censure 2 enduring 3 lowbrow 4 surpass 5 connubial | |
| 8 | having a common center |
1 wiggle 2 concentric 3 tan 4 saboteur 5 baroque | |
| 9 | long narrow body or handle of a spear, an arrow, or certain tools; column |
1 centaur 2 shaft 3 pleat 4 talisman 5 nomadic | |
| 10 | monkey like; N: ape or monkey |
1 stoke 2 simian 3 discomfit 4 behoove(behove) 5 norm | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 11 | (of someone) unfriendly; hostile; (of something) harmful; detrimental; CF. enemy |
1 sublime 2 bland 3 annex 4 fade 5 inimical | |
| 12 | balance; balancing force; equilibrium |
1 convivial 2 somatic 3 convulsion 4 equipoise 5 limber | |
| 13 | boat or yacht race |
1 regatta 2 wreath 3 tartar 4 visage 5 unobtrusive | |
| 14 | purely spiritual; theoretical; without sensual desire |
1 overdose 2 tartar 3 platonic 4 lust 5 whimsical | |
| 15 | iron or steel beam which supports a floor, roof, or bridge |
1 unintimating 2 girder 3 alliteration 4 congruence 5 communal | |
| 16 | risk; expose to risk; dare; undertake a risk; N. |
1 anthology 2 venture 3 acquiesce 4 atrocity 5 substantiate | |
| 17 | dig out of the ground; remove from a grave |
1 contusion 2 geyser 3 patina 4 capricious 5 exhume | |
| 18 | small group of persons secretly united to promote their own interests |
1 expedite 2 belabor 3 indifferent 4 cabal 5 incessant | |
| 19 | sad and lonely; wretched; desolate |
1 forlorn 2 debutante 3 filch 4 astonish 5 decline | |
| 20 | burlesque; act of leaving the ground |
1 gutter 2 grotesque 3 takeoff 4 foolproof 5 infidel | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 21 | monastery or convent |
1 healthy 2 loathe 3 lethargic 4 gerontology 5 cloister | |
| 22 | monarch; sovereign |
1 amalgam 2 incursion 3 potentate 4 partial 5 substantial | |
| 23 | hide; retard or obstruct the progress of; block |
1 somber 2 aerate 3 solvent 4 pebble 5 impede | |
| 24 | drink of the gods; sweet liquid collected by bees |
1 debut 2 sporadic 3 brisk 4 nectar 5 snuffle | |
| 25 | weed; ; weight of wrapping material in which goods are packed |
1 gangrene 2 tare 3 valediction 4 artifice 5 spectral | |
| 26 | firmly established by nature or habit; intrinsic |
1 blackmail 2 inherent 3 tirade 4 subaltern 5 hackney | |
| 27 | voters represented by an elected official; district so represented; group of supporters (or constituents) |
1 spatial 2 constituency 3 doze 4 vie 5 perimeter | |
| 28 | compelling; strong desire that is difficult to control; irresistible impulse |
1 newel 2 carefree 3 veneer 4 compulsion 5 legend | |
| 29 | tendency to keep together |
1 sinuous 2 parish 3 cohesion 4 mores 5 behemoth | |
| 30 | blame; criticize; express strong disapproval; N: severe criticism; strong disapproval |
1 cohorts 2 headfirst 3 censure 4 anesthetic 5 glutinous | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 31 | one that has been excluded from a society; ADJ. |
1 intersperse 2 forbearance 3 larder 4 outcast 5 rationale | |
| 32 | quality of being deeply moving; keenness of emotion; ADJ. poignant: touching; deeply moving; (of sorrow, grief, etc.) painful; keenly distressing to the mind; Ex. poignant memory/anxiety; CF. prick |
1 poignancy 2 cavil 3 torpor 4 desperado 5 atypical | |
| 33 | government ruled by old people |
1 addendum 2 clique 3 hobble 4 gerontocracy 5 jubilation | |
| 34 | society ruled by the wealthy |
1 unearthly 2 sleet 3 smudge 4 plutocracy 5 premonitory | |
| 35 | charlatan; impostor |
1 nauseous 2 clapper 3 deleterious 4 quack 5 intercede | |
| 36 | make impure or of poorer quality by adding inferior or tainted(contaminated) substances |
1 orator 2 adulterate 3 embark 4 fervor 5 venturesome | |
| 37 | soft food made by boiling oatmeal |
1 porridge 2 replenish 3 allude 4 addle 5 servile | |
| 38 | formidable; causing fear |
1 redoubtable 2 precise 3 egotism 4 revert 5 smirk | |
| 39 | mistaken; wrong; incorrect |
1 pauper 2 erroneous 3 molar 4 phylum 5 optimum | |
| 40 | CF. pick |
1 tipple 2 picker 3 torpor 4 junket 5 regime | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 41 | bar forming a step of a ladder; crosspiece between the legs of a chair |
1 wick 2 tension 3 viand 4 rung 5 mongrel | |
| 42 | not naive; not candid; sophisticated; worldly wise; OP. ingenuous |
1 unravel 2 disingenuous 3 notch 4 fetal 5 influx | |
| 43 | one that lends money at interest in exchange for personal property deposited as security |
1 therapeutic 2 pawnbroker 3 breach 4 nihilist 5 antiseptic | |
| 44 | shy (flirtatiously); showing a (pretended) lack of self-confidence; modest; coquettish; CF. job offer |
1 counterpoint 2 tremulous 3 coy 4 mange 5 invalid | |
| 45 | eager enjoyment; zest; enthusiasm |
1 buffoon 2 gusto 3 chorale 4 engross 5 swelter | |
| 46 | subordinate |
1 subaltern 2 compulsory 3 notable 4 animadversion 5 inquisitive | |
| 47 | causing sharp pain to the mind; caustic; corrosive; sarcastic; of vitriol; N. vitriol: sulphuric acid (which burns flesh deeply); bitterly abusive expression; caustic expression; CF. glass |
1 dispel 2 deluge 3 ramp 4 vitriolic 5 embellish | |
| 48 | laughable; ridiculous; trifling |
1 ludicrous 2 redundant 3 temporize 4 garage 5 putrefy | |
| 49 | tall column tapering(becoming gradually narrower toward the end) and ending in a pyramid |
1 canter 2 consummate 3 dumbfound(dumbfound) 4 obelisk 5 injurious | |
| 50 | disease communicator |
1 obdurate 2 ruthless 3 boycott 4 multiform 5 virus | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 51 | having importance; pertinent; referring to the case in hand; N. relevance, relevancy |
1 relevant 2 aromatic 3 embroil 4 taciturn 5 precursor | |
| 52 | clothe; N: clothing; array; apparel |
1 demolition 2 attire 3 recondite 4 stygian 5 steadfast | |
| 53 | slander; insult to one's character or reputation; V. |
1 coroner 2 slur 3 levee 4 topsoil 5 garrison | |
| 54 | make (something written) false by changing |
1 irremediable 2 rubbish 3 clique 4 emasculate 5 falsify | |
| 55 | honor at a festival; celebrate or honor with a feast; N. (outdoor) festival or feast; CF. feast |
1 dauntless 2 isotope 3 trickle 4 fete(f\^ete) 5 camp | |
| 56 | make whole; combine; make into one unit |
1 isthmus 2 studious 3 muddle 4 integrate 5 sight | |
| 57 | prevailing among a specific group of people or in a specific area or country; peculiar to a particular region or people; CF. pandemic |
1 postulate 2 fundamental 3 query 4 faculty 5 endemic | |
| 58 | the chance occurrence, at the same time, of two or more seemingly connected events; V. coincide: happen at the same time; be in agreement; CF. coincident; CF. coincidental |
1 coincidence 2 delta 3 commensurate 4 interregnum 5 jovial | |
| 59 | split; tear apart; N. rent; CF. heartrending: causing deep sorrow |
1 rend 2 taxonomist 3 braggadocio 4 cauterize 5 hackneyed | |
| 60 | ardent; zealous; hot |
1 philanthropist 2 wastrel 3 fervid 4 pillage 5 quack | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 61 | large stone or mass of rock |
1 boulder 2 torque 3 attune 4 sorority 5 vivify | |
| 62 | section of the large intestine from which the remains of undigested food leave the body |
1 cog 2 colon 3 quiescent 4 detain 5 graphite | |
| 63 | sleep lightly; nap |
1 resurrect 2 doze 3 redoubtable 4 pittance 5 cunning | |
| 64 | diligent; hard-working; N. industry |
1 industrious 2 masticate 3 pivotal 4 contumacious 5 hobble | |
| 65 | calmness of temperament; composure |
1 acoustics 2 reprimand 3 reprisal 4 equanimity 5 touchstone | |
| 66 | very fat; N. corpulence |
1 pusillanimous 2 gerontocracy 3 corpulent 4 stink 5 colossus | |
| 67 | top (as of a hill or wave); showy feathers on the head of a bird |
1 creep 2 insurgent 3 crest 4 deposition 5 abrasive | |
| 68 | eye defect which prevents proper focus; OP. stigmatism |
1 blas\'e 2 nugatory 3 astigmatism 4 typify 5 faucet | |
| 69 | brief flash of light; glow; V. |
1 hatch 2 ravel 3 gleam 4 consonant 5 temperate | |
| 70 | ordinary; mundane; commonplace; of working days |
1 vagabond 2 workaday 3 cognitive 4 secrete 5 delete | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 71 | authorized agent; authority to act for another |
1 proxy 2 range 3 royalty 4 rubble 5 mercenary | |
| 72 | people of standing(rank or position); people of good family or high social position; class of people just below nobility |
1 gentry 2 affluence 3 pilfer 4 optimum 5 filch | |
| 73 | search as for food or other supplies; Ex. go foraging for wood to make a fire; N: fodder; food supplies for cattle and horses; search for food or provisions |
1 tonic 2 hazardous 3 forage 4 gracious 5 collected | |
| 74 | thwart; defeat; prevent from accomplishing a purpose |
1 impromptu 2 bacchanal 3 recondite 4 frustrate 5 porous | |
| 75 | go down on one's knees. |
1 pliable 2 disclose 3 crescendo 4 heed 5 kneel | |
| 76 | dethrone; remove from office; give a deposition; testify |
1 hardy 2 neologism 3 depose 4 contention 5 cohesion | |
| 77 | stinging; caustic; bitter in words or manner; N. acrimony: bitter ill-natured animosity in speech or behavior |
1 unlettered 2 cram 3 acrimonious 4 impel 5 countermand | |
| 78 | capable of being bribed; corrupt; CF. vernal |
1 resolve 2 career 3 garner 4 hone 5 venal | |
| 79 | addition of details; intricacy |
1 elaboration 2 parvenu 3 devoid 4 suavity 5 traverse | |
| 80 | very small person |
1 heedless 2 contend 3 amiable 4 vivisection 5 midget | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 81 | act of keeping watch; high place commanding a wide view; person who keeps watch |
1 mold 2 savor 3 denotation 4 nexus 5 lookout | |
| 82 | cure-all; panacea; something invigorating |
1 lurk 2 accelerate 3 elixir 4 stump 5 correlation | |
| 83 | burning; corrosive; able to burn by chemical action; sarcastically biting; (of remarks) intended to hurt; bitter; harmful; OP. harmless |
1 apocalyptic 2 caustic 3 acerbity 4 hirsute 5 crescendo | |
| 84 | not real; existing only in imagination |
1 lampoon 2 rabies 3 cerebral 4 bereavement 5 imaginary | |
| 85 | something hinted at or suggested; implying; implicating |
1 implication 2 supposition 3 voodoo 4 inconsequential 5 limn | |
| 86 | person who eats human flesh; animal that feeds on others of its own kind |
1 larder 2 cannibal 3 inestimable 4 poise 5 convex | |
| 87 | willing to obey orders; yielding; timid |
1 zany 2 trident 3 glutinous 4 sacrilegious 5 submissive | |
| 88 | talk idly; babble; N. CF. prate |
1 maxim 2 collateral 3 artless 4 prattle 5 refrain | |
| 89 | sullen; gloomy; stubborn |
1 broach 2 ingenuous 3 dour 4 knotty 5 effusion | |
| 90 | work out carefully; add more detail or information; ADJ. |
1 elaborate 2 incapacitate 3 inconsequential 4 amputate 5 ignite | |
| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 91 | temporary platform for workers (to work at heights above the ground); bracing framework; platform for execution |
1 hazy 2 incongruity 3 brochure 4 scaffold 5 reportorial | |
| 92 | make pregnant; fill thoroughly; saturate |
1 proponent 2 impregnate 3 magniloquent 4 qualified 5 chivalrous | |
| 93 | walk lamely; ADJ: lacking firmness; weak |
1 limp 2 jingoist 3 indissoluble 4 avalanche 5 stop_short_of | |
| 94 | application of public health measures; ; disposal of sewage and garbage; |
1 inclement 2 platitude 3 sanitation 4 dregs 5 perpetual | |
| 95 | state of being deprived of something valuable or beloved; state of being bereaved or bereft |
1 prim 2 decomposition 3 bereavement 4 aberrant 5 county | |
| 96 | waver; shift; rise and fall as if in waves; change or vary irregularly |
1 fluctuate 2 tightwad 3 anneal 4 evasive 5 babble | |
| 97 | non-moral; having no understanding of right and wrong |
1 indite 2 amoral 3 swarm 4 galvanize 5 lottery | |
| 98 | take off; OP. don |
1 doff 2 equilibrium 3 complaisant 4 hypochondriac 5 ecosystem | |
| 99 | unattractive |
1 implore 2 contusion 3 disclose 4 unprepossessing 5 variegate | |
| 100 | outer boundary; length of the outer boundary; circumference |
1 corpuscle 2 perimeter 3 epaulet(epaulette) 4 elicit 5 touchstone |