| Number | Question | Answer | Your answer |
| 1 | n. The act of seizing and carrying off property by superior force, as in war. |
1 rapine 2 incipient 3 apparition 4 correlative 5 aqueous | |
| 2 | n. An arsenal. |
1 armory 2 fallible 3 intangible 4 trait 5 immense | |
| 3 | adj. Plausible. |
1 exhale 2 specious 3 immense 4 blazon 5 delectable | |
| 4 | n. Forcible encroachment or trespass. |
1 consulate 2 denunciation 3 cathode 4 inroad 5 stellar | |
| 5 | n. Wide-spread occurrence of a disease in a certain region. |
1 candid 2 bewilder 3 aeronautics 4 epidemic 5 panoply | |
| 6 | n. Helpful result. |
1 monition 2 deceitful 3 atrocious 4 benefit 5 frivolous | |
| 7 | adj. Hating mankind. |
1 misanthropic 2 consensus 3 radix 4 inoffensive 5 sirocco | |
| 8 | adj. Merry. |
1 satyr 2 jovial 3 tranquilize 4 glutinous 5 reticent | |
| 9 | v. To take hold of. |
1 minimize 2 liable 3 despair 4 grapple 5 reluctant | |
| 10 | n. That which contains and gives shape or form to anything. |
1 ambulance 2 matrix 3 transcontinental 4 flimsy 5 illiterate | |
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| 11 | adj. Having a dirty, mean, poverty-stricken appearance. |
1 squalid 2 intrude 3 intrigue 4 dutiable 5 access | |
| 12 | adj. Curving like the segment of the globe or of the surface of a circle. |
1 prescience 2 convex 3 potential 4 prickle 5 disarm | |
| 13 | adj. Of unequaled excellence or worth. |
1 massacre 2 peerless 3 awaken 4 meander 5 forte | |
| 14 | adj. Having and exercising the power to produce effects or results. |
1 purloin 2 despondent 3 paternity 4 antediluvian 5 efficient | |
| 15 | n. In colonial times, a member of the lower house of the legislature of Maryland or Virginia. |
1 onrush 2 burgess 3 heptarchy 4 symmetry 5 remuneration | |
| 16 | n. A human skull as a symbol of death. |
1 litigious 2 death's-head 3 subjugate 4 fervor 5 legging | |
| 17 | adj. Hanging, especially so as to swing by an attached end or part. |
1 juggle 2 eliminate 3 octavo 4 misdemeanor 5 pendulous | |
| 18 | v. To bring to completion. |
1 mediocre 2 obesity 3 prospector 4 obvert 5 consummate | |
| 19 | n. One of a class of deities of the woods and herds represented as half human, with goats feet. |
1 faun 2 belittle 3 immovable 4 sheer 5 saline | |
| 20 | n. A young duck. |
1 coagulant 2 nomination 3 disparity 4 duckling 5 shuffle | |
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| 21 | n. A representative of one sovereign state at the capital or court of another. |
1 diplomat 2 polyarchy 3 opponent 4 misapprehend 5 illegitimate | |
| 22 | n. An officer whose duty is to maintain the peace. |
1 lyre 2 revere 3 constable 4 opposite 5 temporary | |
| 23 | n. Rectitude. |
1 myth 2 cursory 3 underlie 4 righteousness 5 hazard | |
| 24 | n. The state or condition of being a sphere. |
1 martyrdom 2 Antichrist 3 octogenarian 4 sphericity 5 demeanor | |
| 25 | v. To sprinkle or cover with things strewn. |
1 deviltry 2 reliant 3 bestrew 4 pageant 5 melodious | |
| 26 | n. Apathy. |
1 latish 2 torpor 3 profiteer 4 distrain 5 incandescence | |
| 27 | adj. Taking notice. |
1 cognizant 2 contemptible 3 brevity 4 pamphlet 5 reclusory | |
| 28 | n. Diversion. |
1 ache 2 dissolve 3 avocation 4 monosyllable 5 intoxicant | |
| 29 | adv. From side to side. |
1 fortify 2 momentum 3 replete 4 confluent 5 athwart | |
| 30 | n. An action or event considered as coming between others of greater length. |
1 sense 2 interlude 3 zodiac 4 precise 5 lieu | |
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| 31 | n. An orderly continuous account of the successive particulars of an event. |
1 narrative 2 convenience 3 augment 4 defraud 5 dissentious | |
| 32 | n. The condition or process of gradually falling into disuse. |
1 carrion 2 illuminate 3 obsolescence 4 instant 5 imperturbable | |
| 33 | v. To trespass upon. |
1 operative 2 consumption 3 centurion 4 infringe 5 tercentenary | |
| 34 | n. A narrow street, garden path, walk, or the like. |
1 alley 2 illusion 3 immortalize 4 convex 5 encyclopedia | |
| 35 | n. A person or thing that aids the principal agent. |
1 averse 2 accessory 3 proscription 4 reprieve 5 rotary | |
| 36 | n. Friendly counsel given by way of warning and implying caution or reproof. |
1 convalescence 2 penchant 3 misnomer 4 monition 5 creak | |
| 37 | v. To exercise an arrogant condescension toward. |
1 dissentient 2 pervert 3 kernel 4 toleration 5 patronize | |
| 38 | adj. Effective. |
1 deformity 2 solder 3 seminary 4 incompatible 5 efficacious | |
| 39 | adj. Belonging or relating to or descriptive of the middle ages. |
1 ultimatum 2 medieval 3 lingual 4 inconstant 5 contradictory | |
| 40 | adj. Burning with passion. |
1 ardent 2 confront 3 catastrophe 4 stupor 5 bolster | |
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| 41 | n. Fitness to meet the requirements of a particular case. |
1 manifesto 2 linear 3 finale 4 expediency 5 chagrin | |
| 42 | adj. Ultimate. |
1 havoc 2 sapience 3 corporeal 4 matrix 5 eventual | |
| 43 | n. Mercy. |
1 decimate 2 impulsive 3 anatomy 4 replica 5 clemency | |
| 44 | adj. Pertaining to the having, holding, or detention of property in one's power or command. |
1 possessive 2 omnivorous 3 vegetarian 4 tapestry 5 absence | |
| 45 | adj. Pertaining or peculiar to common speech as distinguished from literary. |
1 purl 2 inborn 3 assiduous 4 colloquial 5 treatise | |
| 46 | n. Any assemblage of pupils for real research in some specific study under a teacher. |
1 underling 2 interrogate 3 mischievous 4 seminar 5 unwieldy | |
| 47 | n. Time between acts or periods. |
1 second-rate 2 exterior 3 interim 4 ribald 5 lustrous | |
| 48 | adj. Of a pale or wan appearance. |
1 neocracy 2 antagonism 3 colloquy 4 pallid 5 susceptible | |
| 49 | v. To cause to turn aside or downward. |
1 innumerable 2 forecourt 3 latency 4 prejudice 5 deflect | |
| 50 | n. A balloon or other apparatus floating in or sustained by the air. |
1 authenticity 2 aerostat 3 apposition 4 periodicity 5 datum | |
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| 51 | n. A word directly opposed to another in meaning. |
1 assonance 2 gradation 3 advertiser 4 ravenous 5 antonym | |
| 52 | v. To calm the violence or reduce the intensity of; mitigate. |
1 arbiter 2 vegetarian 3 allay 4 variegate 5 enfranchise | |
| 53 | adj. Lazy. |
1 mantel 2 infinite 3 typical 4 slothful 5 photoelectric | |
| 54 | v. To make an effort to vomit. |
1 corrosive 2 retch 3 versatile 4 preclude 5 fez | |
| 55 | adv. At a subsequent time. |
1 confident 2 later 3 death's-head 4 untoward 5 liberate | |
| 56 | n. An articulation, joint, or seam. |
1 juncture 2 caricature 3 jocular 4 peerless 5 impertinence | |
| 57 | adv. Besides. |
1 denude 2 proscribe 3 forby 4 plummet 5 extenuate | |
| 58 | v. To engage to marry. |
1 gradation 2 commemorate 3 betroth 4 piecemeal 5 philosophy | |
| 59 | n. The act of observing and analyzing one's own thoughts and feelings. |
1 illegal 2 aide-de-camp 3 introspection 4 inverse 5 planisphere | |
| 60 | n. The state of being triple or threefold. |
1 relevant 2 expressive 3 homologous 4 executor 5 triplicity | |
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| 61 | adj. Grand or majestic in appearance, quality, or action. |
1 bombardier 2 liberate 3 maudlin 4 magnificent 5 protector | |
| 62 | v. To disenchant. |
1 disillusion 2 forepeak 3 grievous 4 arrangement 5 literal | |
| 63 | v. To tear rudely or raggedly. |
1 primeval 2 lacerate 3 drachma 4 logical 5 retrench | |
| 64 | n. An angel of high rank. |
1 archangel 2 commitment 3 sensation 4 lethargy 5 pseudonym | |
| 65 | n. The offspring of a white person and a black person. |
1 reactionary 2 comprehensive 3 mulatto 4 luminosity 5 demeanor | |
| 66 | n. A condition of mind resulting from spiritual or inherent feeling. |
1 eatable 2 sensation 3 irony 4 dilate 5 effect | |
| 67 | adj. That can not be refuted or disproved. |
1 modish 2 atheism 3 dissolution 4 debut 5 irrefragable | |
| 68 | n. One who is fond of women. |
1 narrative 2 philogynist 3 retrieve 4 insensible 5 classify | |
| 69 | adj. Appalling. |
1 agitate 2 ruminate 3 corrode 4 gyroscope 5 hideous | |
| 70 | adj. Having sufficient funds to pay all debts. |
1 corrosive 2 votive 3 procrastination 4 solvent 5 neocracy | |
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| 71 | n. A person to whom a donation is made. |
1 incapacitate 2 infernal 3 donee 4 trepidation 5 annunciation | |
| 72 | adj. Assumed by law to exist. |
1 sebaceous 2 juridical 3 rookery 4 dearth 5 fetus | |
| 73 | n. An utterance intended to cast censure, or reproach. |
1 canon 2 invective 3 excavate 4 normalcy 5 intercession | |
| 74 | n. A general name for all kinds of weapons and their appliances used in war. |
1 ordnance 2 disinterested 3 midsummer 4 exposition 5 massacre | |
| 75 | n. Urgency. |
1 spheroid 2 insistence 3 dyne 4 iconoclast 5 seminar | |
| 76 | v. To make quiet. |
1 erroneous 2 becalm 3 neology 4 encompass 5 derive | |
| 77 | n. A metallic copy of any surface, as a coin. |
1 rebuff 2 electrotype 3 manor 4 elegy 5 exhume | |
| 78 | adj. Fraudulent. |
1 heretic 2 maidenhood 3 deceitful 4 cantata 5 bevel | |
| 79 | n. An instrument for measuring curvature or radii of spherical surfaces. |
1 infidelity 2 midsummer 3 consensus 4 pious 5 spherometer | |
| 80 | v. To issue or be party to the issue of a policy of insurance. |
1 buoyancy 2 claimant 3 underwrite 4 unavoidable 5 obsequies | |
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| 81 | adj. Of a bright but delicate yellow. |
1 leeward 2 autopsy 3 canary 4 lexicography 5 impartial | |
| 82 | n. A field or stream of ice. |
1 transition 2 hypocrisy 3 handwriting 4 glacier 5 nefarious | |
| 83 | v. To estimate the money value of. |
1 lunatic 2 appraise 3 retroactive 4 deceitful 5 agitate | |
| 84 | n. An instrument for measuring the force or velocity of wind. |
1 Occident 2 contemporary 3 inextensible 4 anemometer 5 remonstrate | |
| 85 | v. To burn or sear as with a heated iron. |
1 indignity 2 wield 3 bowler 4 mania 5 cauterize | |
| 86 | adj. Capable of being appealed to. |
1 appellate 2 dilute 3 proselyte 4 obstetrician 5 suspension | |
| 87 | adj. Moved or managed with difficulty, as from great size or awkward shape. |
1 privilege 2 unwieldy 3 lyric 4 superintendence 5 jovial | |
| 88 | adj. Afraid to express facts or opinions plainly. |
1 motley 2 dispossess 3 mealy-mouthed 4 juncture 5 intolerant | |
| 89 | adj. Propelling. |
1 propellant 2 physics 3 expend 4 reiterate 5 martyrdom | |
| 90 | v. To burn slightly or superficially. |
1 hypnotize 2 fervid 3 singe 4 lifelong 5 repugnant | |
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| 91 | adj. Inevitable. |
1 prostrate 2 inoffensive 3 consignor 4 muster 5 unavoidable | |
| 92 | adj. Lewd. |
1 insomnia 2 dissolute 3 faction 4 imitation 5 prescience | |
| 93 | n. A preacher who goes from place to place holding services. |
1 avalanche 2 characterize 3 negligee 4 evangelist 5 vortex | |
| 94 | adj. Having the nature of systematic training or subjection to authority. |
1 hydroelectric 2 naphtha 3 lacerate 4 typography 5 disciplinary | |
| 95 | v. To name one by one. |
1 intestate 2 tenacious 3 enumerate 4 spurious 5 anachronism | |
| 96 | adj. Conquerable. |
1 irate 2 queue 3 vincible 4 acknowledge 5 solicitude | |
| 97 | v. To stop while in progress. |
1 incompetence 2 sacrificial 3 interrupt 4 distrainor 5 gendarme | |
| 98 | adj. Touching or joining at the edge or boundary. |
1 tannery 2 relish 3 deference 4 contiguous 5 lithesome | |
| 99 | v. To change into acid. |
1 dissolve 2 deportment 3 stealth 4 acidify 5 avert | |
| 100 | n. A standard by which to determine the correctness of a judgment or conclusion. |
1 criterion 2 halcyon 3 airy 4 proficient 5 molt |