Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
1 | horizontal member that bears the upright potion of a frame; ; CF. windowsill |
1 laity 2 inadvertently 3 effluvium 4 apogee 5 sill | |
2 | possession of land or building by rent; period of a tenant's occupancy |
1 diversion 2 alienate 3 compliance 4 tenancy 5 convulsion | |
3 | complete; consummate; make perfect; N. |
1 pugilist 2 complement 3 wrinkle 4 attenuate 5 mischance | |
4 | exile; someone who has withdrawn from his native land; V: exile; banish; leave one's country |
1 discomfit 2 defect 3 annuity 4 declivity 5 expatriate | |
5 | scholar; learned person; CF. savior: know |
1 planetary 2 harangue 3 nutritious 4 savant 5 sequester | |
6 | tendency to speak or write of oneself excessively; conceit; self-importance |
1 gong 2 knack 3 incubate 4 swelter 5 egotism | |
7 | full of pores; like a sieve |
1 bifurcated 2 aversion 3 porous 4 incriminate 5 aria | |
8 | periodic; on and off; stopping and starting at intervals |
1 intermittent 2 capricious 3 sidetrack 4 pander 5 euphony | |
9 | study of fish; CF. ichthyo-: fish |
1 psychic 2 eavesdrop 3 anachronism 4 ichthyology 5 mauve | |
10 | noisy quarrel |
1 brawl 2 dysentery 3 resplendent 4 ominous 5 quarry | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
11 | burn to ashes |
1 incinerate 2 toss 3 serendipity 4 gentle 5 graphite | |
12 | remove or get rid of something or someone unwanted; eliminate; free from blame or guilt; cleanse or purify (esp. of sin, guilt, or defilement); N. |
1 personable 2 purge 3 dawdle 4 premonitory 5 slake | |
13 | portray; depict; sketch; describe; N. delineation |
1 contiguous 2 aptitude 3 coop 4 sect 5 delineate | |
14 | of good upbringing; well-mannered and refined |
1 well-bred 2 jingoism 3 lackadaisical 4 incorrigible 5 delude | |
15 | skin of an animal |
1 alluvial 2 emboss 3 ruminate 4 exiguous 5 hide | |
16 | low, indistinct, continuous sound; V. CF. mumble |
1 frugality 2 disenfranchise 3 backslide 4 murmur 5 primacy | |
17 | meaning; distinguishing by name; V. denote: indicate; refer to directly; mean; CF. connotation |
1 agility 2 trigger 3 libertine 4 missive 5 denotation | |
18 | rejoicing; great joy |
1 sly 2 jubilation 3 manifest 4 stroll 5 inveterate | |
19 | CF. pollination |
1 pollen 2 pathogen 3 pertinacious 4 adage 5 belated | |
20 | faultless |
1 impeccable 2 assail 3 bolt 4 barterer 5 mercenary | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
21 | wanderer; rover; ; warden employed to protect a forest |
1 literacy 2 philanderer 3 antecedents 4 frame 5 ranger | |
22 | mass for the dead; dirge |
1 auroral 2 requiem 3 tact 4 recurrent 5 protean | |
23 | having lost one's original power; barren; worn out; exhausted |
1 odorous 2 effete 3 dilatory 4 unfaltering 5 hemophilia | |
24 | pronounce indistinctly; speak indistinctly; mumble |
1 epaulet(epaulette) 2 slur 3 gadfly 4 range 5 methodical | |
25 | spacious |
1 capacious 2 baffle 3 verisimilar 4 refraction 5 inebriate | |
26 | fully grown or developed; having a fully developed mind; sensible and reasonable; (of a bill) ready to be paid; payable; V. |
1 ignite 2 rusticate 3 mature 4 annals 5 lineage | |
27 | pertaining to passionate love or sexual love |
1 pertinacious 2 liturgy 3 erotic 4 suckle 5 merger | |
28 | beat (cereal plants) with a machine or flail to separate the grains from the straw |
1 thresh 2 weird 3 servitude 4 hoof 5 annuity | |
29 | pollute; make filthy or dirty; corrupt morally; profane; desecrate; N: narrow passage or gorge through mountains |
1 cringe 2 unobtrusive 3 flourish 4 defile 5 impotent | |
30 | gigantic; N. titan |
1 titanic 2 quack 3 criteria 4 vulture 5 madrigal | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
31 | flack; anti-aircraft artillery; bursting shells fired from such artillery; severe disapproval or opposition |
1 pestilential(pestilent) 2 omnipotent 3 forethought 4 footlight 5 flak | |
32 | rolling treeless plain in Siberia and arctic North America |
1 aversion 2 tundra 3 scrappy 4 suitcase 5 rapids | |
33 | throw forcefully; shout out violently |
1 recession 2 irremediable 3 hurl 4 fluctuate 5 cardiologist | |
34 | a load of goods sent together by sea, road, or air; shipping; sending and delivery of goods |
1 addiction 2 soothsayer 3 jewel 4 atheistic 5 shipment | |
35 | lowest point; point on the celestial sphere diametrically opposite the zenith |
1 nadir 2 pachyderm 3 natation 4 casualty 5 trickle | |
36 | not well educated; illiterate |
1 unlettered 2 invalid 3 dispassionate 4 pugnacity 5 ordination | |
37 | rough struggle or fight; ; V. |
1 opportune 2 tussle 3 reportorial 4 armada 5 incapacitate | |
38 | partly transparent |
1 translucent 2 reckon 3 shove 4 obloquy 5 effete | |
39 | feathers of a bird; |
1 amazon 2 fledgling(fledgeling) 3 plumage 4 bestow 5 hemorrhage | |
40 | trip; short journey |
1 captious 2 jaunt 3 ambivalence 4 awful 5 monolithic | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
41 | meaningless word; interjection; profane oath; swear-word |
1 reverend 2 expletive 3 surge 4 lassitude 5 macabre | |
42 | casual; hastily done with little attention to detail |
1 monolithic 2 obsidian 3 cursory 4 unprecedented 5 iniquitous | |
43 | writing material made from the skin of a sheep or goat |
1 indifferent 2 corporeal 3 fidelity 4 panoramic 5 parchment | |
44 | rebellion; uprising |
1 calorific 2 taut 3 apex 4 insurrection 5 inequity | |
45 | particular variety of art or literature |
1 genre 2 fodder 3 retentive 4 clot 5 quibble | |
46 | subordinate possessions; something added to a more important thing |
1 interrogate 2 sadistic 3 appurtenances 4 ornate 5 lettered | |
47 | holding; able to retain things (esp. facts in the mind); having a good memory |
1 impropriety 2 intransigence 3 retentive 4 fertile 5 compatible | |
48 | cowboy or cowgirl; |
1 vision 2 equanimity 3 tedium 4 physiology 5 cowhand | |
49 | bugbear; object of baseless terror |
1 bugaboo 2 inflated 3 opportune 4 betroth 5 discombobulated | |
50 | following; attendants |
1 topple 2 weary 3 nourish 4 explicate 5 retinue | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
51 | liable to err |
1 orthodox 2 carrion 3 fritter 4 slither 5 fallible | |
52 | choosing at random; confused; not based on careful distinctions |
1 archaeology 2 indiscriminate 3 sanitary 4 chronic 5 graphic | |
53 | advance deliberation |
1 invert 2 forethought 3 forlorn 4 blunder 5 mirage | |
54 | one who without authority assumes law enforcement powers |
1 bellicose 2 irretrievable 3 valedictory 4 vigilante 5 stun | |
55 | outstanding; superior |
1 facsimile 2 elicit 3 preeminent 4 vanquish 5 fulcrum | |
56 | flow of blood; bleeding |
1 hemorrhage 2 primate 3 chaotic 4 venerable 5 chipmunk | |
57 | cook by direct heat; N. |
1 modish 2 innovation 3 decipher 4 untenable 5 broil | |
58 | the West |
1 encumber 2 Occident 3 unassuaged 4 contiguous 5 monochrome | |
59 | beginner; novice |
1 tyro 2 restitution 3 sophisticated 4 biennial 5 discombobulated | |
60 | skill or sensitivity in dealing with people without causing offence |
1 tact 2 adhere 3 pious 4 sluggish 5 paternalism | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
61 | damaged; disfigured; V. mar: spoil; disfigure |
1 marred 2 animated 3 residence 4 inaugurate 5 explicit | |
62 | recent convert; new member of a religious group; beginner; CF. plant |
1 retrench 2 emulate 3 adverse 4 fluency 5 neophyte | |
63 | overcome |
1 fickle 2 surmount 3 colon 4 enjoin 5 default | |
64 | fond of books and reading |
1 baffle 2 bookish 3 expound 4 accessory 5 dart | |
65 | remove the sex organs (of a male animal or person) |
1 newel 2 substantiate 3 centrifuge 4 castrate 5 onus | |
66 | money or goods given to the poor |
1 presentiment 2 dupe 3 alms 4 airy 5 secular | |
67 | sediment deposited by running water (at the entrance to a harbor or by a bend in a river) |
1 silt 2 acquittal 3 wrath 4 cogitate 5 terminus | |
68 | clever in deceiving; secretive; not telling one's intentions |
1 chastise 2 macabre 3 aperture 4 sly 5 distrait | |
69 | given to(having a tendency of) joking |
1 precipitant 2 jocose 3 archaeology 4 adore 5 vulture | |
70 | treat (a person) as a celebrity |
1 magnitude 2 lionize 3 defame 4 execute 5 maroon | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
71 | man or farmer owning small estate; middle-class farmer |
1 magnanimity 2 cache 3 yeoman 4 broil 5 squash | |
72 | connected with history; based on events in history (whether regarded as important or not) |
1 historical 2 affable 3 tempo 4 defame 5 amorphous | |
73 | express polite refusal; (as land) slope downward; deteriorate gradually; N: period or process of declining; CF. turn down |
1 murmur 2 vestibule 3 indolent 4 decline 5 conflate | |
74 | seeker after position or status |
1 amok, amuck 2 aspirant 3 sectarian 4 inclement 5 reprieve | |
75 | (of animals and humans) pass out (waste matter) from the body |
1 excrete 2 strut 3 devoid 4 septic 5 tassel | |
76 | capable of using either hand with equal ease |
1 ambidextrous 2 corpuscle 3 thespian 4 circuitous 5 dais | |
77 | harshness; intensity; sternness; austerity; ADJ. severe: harsh; strict; extremely violent or intense |
1 diva 2 severity 3 compatible 4 wry 5 embark | |
78 | having no inhibitions; free in behavior and feelings |
1 fit 2 run-down 3 standstill 4 sibylline 5 uninhibited | |
79 | short story of an amusing or interesting event |
1 indefatigable 2 imply 3 anecdote 4 tonsure 5 nutrient | |
80 | egotistic; excessively self-centered(egocentric); self-important; conceited |
1 beatitude 2 unprepossessing 3 vista 4 egotistical 5 glut | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
81 | highly ornate |
1 niche 2 axle 3 baroque 4 malodorous 5 dowry | |
82 | sudden outburst of an illness or feeling; convulsion caused by epilepsy |
1 preposterous 2 pucker 3 fit 4 suede 5 foliage | |
83 | pertaining to ships or navigation |
1 stem_from 2 nautical 3 concentric 4 hypothetical 5 lethal | |
84 | real being |
1 poignancy 2 podium 3 layman 4 impudence 5 entity | |
85 | person celebrated for wisdom; wise person; ADJ: wise |
1 exertion 2 voluminous 3 sage 4 olfactory 5 incredulous | |
86 | withdrawal; V. secede: withdraw formally from membership |
1 adverse 2 killjoy 3 exigency 4 secession 5 unintimating | |
87 | agent (sent on a mission to represent another); messenger |
1 emissary 2 forestall 3 authenticate 4 acrid 5 remit | |
88 | deny |
1 pedant 2 stupor 3 concordat 4 gainsay 5 perigee | |
89 | simultaneous firing or outburst (of missiles, questions, etc.) |
1 facsimile 2 fusillade 3 cessation 4 shudder 5 inestimable | |
90 | severe disapproval; CF. approbation |
1 nominal 2 incompatible 3 corrugated 4 contention 5 reprobation | |
Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
91 | sheer; transparent |
1 harbinger 2 arroyo 3 diaphanous 4 fluke 5 novice | |
92 | providing nourishment |
1 notch 2 feign 3 zealot 4 nutritious 5 pathological | |
93 | conclusion of an oration; perorating; V. perorate: conclude a speech; speak at great length |
1 censure 2 tread 3 peroration 4 culture 5 iota | |
94 | overregulated administrative system marked by red tape; ADJ. bureaucratic |
1 emolument 2 adherent 3 battalion 4 abstemious 5 bureaucracy | |
95 | someone who advises insurance companies |
1 dissonance 2 recast 3 basin 4 actuary 5 pad | |
96 | process of being made sensitive or acutely responsive to an external agent or substance; V. sensitize: make or become sensitive |
1 subjugate 2 abode 3 miserly 4 sensitization 5 defect | |
97 | long poem addressed to a person or thing |
1 solstice 2 discerning 3 allege 4 ode 5 vociferous | |
98 | hinged fixture used for knocking on a door |
1 harrowing 2 knocker 3 guy 4 unfrock 5 asunder | |
99 | relating to races |
1 sovereign 2 ethnic 3 saline 4 phlegmatic 5 litotes | |
100 | soul; mind |
1 forgo(forego) 2 psyche 3 awful 4 casualty 5 frame |